Underdonk is thrilled to announce their Summer Solo open call! The selected artist or collaboration will receive an NYC solo show in their Lower East Side gallery for two weeks. The run of the show will be July 18-27, 2025. They are looking for artists who have an exhibition concept ready! This exhibition opportunity is perfect for experimental and interdisciplinary work that activates the space and fosters cultural dialogue. In addition to choosing one solo exhibition, Underdonk members will also promote their top ten picks from the application process and post them on their social media platforms. Open to professional working artists only. Currently enrolled students are not eligible to apply.

The Worcester Center for Crafts is a non-profit community-based arts organization committed to sustaining craft as a vital part of their community. Established in 1856 as the Worcester Employment Society, the Worcester Center for Crafts is an organization that still sees the value of craft in improving the quality of life for Worcester residents. In the early days, the Center forged its tradition of economic empowerment through craft by teaching the skills necessary to create and sell handmade crafts primarily to immigrants and immigrant women. Ceramic Botanica is held in the Handcrafted shop and all items are entered into their store-inventory under the guidelines of the gallery store consignment contract.

The Attleboro Arts Museum, a prominent cultural institution between Boston and Providence, invites U.S. artists to submit work for its 2025 National Juried Exhibition, Reign, Rain, Rein. Open to all mediums and interpretations, the exhibition challenges artists to explore themes of power, weather, and restraint. Submissions might depict a reign of terror, heavy downpours, or control and discipline. Artists may reference The Queen of Hearts, the end of a drought, or an equestrian maneuver. Works could examine authority, climate change, or redirection—potentially merging all three concepts. Selected pieces will be displayed from June 14 to July 11, 2025.

All the Fixins: Artists from the South is a juried exhibition showcasing the phenomenal artistic talent of artists living and working in the South. All the Fixins will be on view at the Reeves House Visual Arts Center in Woodstock, GA from May 15, 2025 - July 12, 2025. Guest jurors will review artist submissions to determine which work will be shown and which artworks will receive awards. An opening reception will take place on Thursday, May 15th from 6:00pm - 8:00pm, which is when award recipients will be announced.

🌟 Call for Digital Art Submissions – Athens Exhibition! 🌟

Exciting news! Their gallery in Athens is now welcoming submissions for digital exhibits—open to all artists and all mediums: painting, photography, video art, printmaking, sculpture, and even poetry!

🎨 No fee to apply – only pay if selected.
📽️ Selected works will be featured on their rotating digital screens—an ever-evolving exhibition!
💳 Flexible payment options available, including instalments.

📅 Exhibition Dates: 25 April - 3 May 2025
⏳ Submission Deadline: 19 April 2025

Get creative and submit your work today! 🚀

The 31st annual The View, a juried exhibition for Ohio artists presenting landscape or land imagery, environmental themes and world issues. Entries must be original works in any media (2-D or 3-D), completed within the last four years. Jurying will take place from digital images. Work previously exhibited at Rosewood is not eligible. A non-refundable entry fee of $25 for up to three artworks must accompany each entry. Multiple entries are permitted. Artists may submit one artwork per application, and include up to 3 images or video if relevant. Awards totaling $1,100 will be selected by the exhibition juror and announced at the gallery reception. Additional awards will be presented by The Joan W. McCoy Memorial Art Peoples’ Choice Award.

Nexus Artspace, in collaboration with i.e. Art Projects Online Art Foundation is launching an international virtual artist residency themed "Invisible Connection."
They invite artists from diverse disciplines and mediums to explore the intricate and multifaceted nature of connection.
This residency encourages participants to delve into the concept of Invisible Connections—the unseen bonds that link people, places, emotions, and ideas across time and space.
Through this theme, artists are inspired to creatively investigate the invisible forces that shape relationships, shared histories, and collective consciousness, offering a fresh perspective on how these intangible connections influence present lives .
The residency will culminate in a virtual group exhibition, showcasing the creative journey and final works of participating artists.

To submit, send a portfolio of 5-10 recent artworks, along with your CV, Bio and Artist Statement to: [email protected].

Submit to [email protected] by April 20th!

This virtual exhibition asks the question: How can gestation be framed as a creative act? Inspired by Sophie Lewis’s writing Amniotechnics, this exhibition aims to highlight aspects of gestation that can mirror or spur creative practice. Artists are welcome to submit works of any medium that follow themes of gestation, technology surrounding conception such as IVF, and birth. Submissions are open to all artists who feel that their work contributes to the dialogue.

How can gestation inspire creative practice?

How can the act of conception be an act of resistance against societal norms?

How can life be manufactured?

What kinds of dichotomies can be explored in the act of gestating?

CO.LABS Art Residency project is intended for skilled artists as well as for creative people who are at the beginning or their artistic process. Project is open for various art forms – visual arts, fine art, multimedia arts or others. Anyone who agrees with co.labs' code of ethics is eligible to apply. You will get networking with other artists who will be in other residencies at co.labs - performing arts, marketing, technics and mentoring support established Brno. Costs covered by the organization: Space, technical support, production, PR. Costs covered individually by artists: Travel expenses, food, accommodation.

Oregon Contemporary Artists’ Biennial is open to those living in, born in, educated in, or a previous resident of Oregon. It is a survey of works by artists who are defining and advancing Oregon’s contemporary art landscape. Curated by TK Smith, the 2026 biennial will explore interconnected themes of place, power, and promise, as they relate to complex relationships with the land, histories, and the Oregon nations. This exhibition will act as a response to the 250-year anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Since its signing, there have been long and violent battles to combat the restriction of American’s “unalienable rights” and the denial of full citizenship, often fought by the most vulnerable.

The Arts Council Korea (ARKO) has launched a new International Art Studio program for 2025 to promote global artistic activity and cultural exchange.

The COAL Prize 2025 dedicated to fresh water is a call to fight against the drying up of the sensitivities towards WATER, to elevate it to its rightful place at the heart of general attention, to rehabilitate it in its symbolic and sacred prerogatives, to consider it as the ally and partner of existence. The winning artist of the COAL Prize will receive €12,000 and a creative residency. The winning artist of the Special Jury Prize receives
3,000 euros. The winner of the Ateliers Médicis award will benefit from a residency in Clichy-sous-Bois and Montfermeil, in association with the Bondy regional forest. The winning artist in the Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles/ Paris aka le vaisseau award receives 2,000 euros and will be invited to exhibit at the Paris institution.

Field Projects (NYC) is teaming up with In Situ Polyculture Commons, an arts residency and eco-cultural catalyst (Southeastern Vermont) to offer their inaugural 2025 Solo Show & Residency Fellowship. This opportunity includes a 2-4 week art residency in Vermont, plus a 5-week solo exhibition for an individual artist or collaborative group of up to 4 people, as well as a stipend of $1000 to be used as the artist sees fit. They are two artist-run organizations, and for their first-ever collaboration, they have created a fellowship opportunity that they would want!

The Buffalo Bills Art Program seeks to commission a professional visual artist, or artist team, to create site-specific wall-based artwork(s) to be placed in (new) Highmark Stadium. This artwork will be thematic, public-facing, and part of the permanent collection at the Stadium.

Note: This Call for wall-based artwork is a RFQ/RFP hybrid application process.

RFQ/RFP Commission Description: The Buffalo Bills Public Art Program seeks to commission new wall-based works for the permanent collection to be on display within (new) Highmark Stadium. Wall-based/wall-mounted artworks may include (but not limited to) traditionally framed artworks, drawings, paintings, photography, textiles, mosaic or tile wall hangings, mixed-media or assemblage, digital art displays, artwork utilizing electricity or digital components, relief or wall-mounted sculptural works (under 4" depth).

Bowery Gallery in New York, NY announces a call to artists for a juried art exhibition, August 5-23, 2025. Juror: Elisa Jensen. Eligible: two-dimensional media including painting, drawing, printmaking, pastel and mixed media. Sculpture, photography and digital art are not eligible. Work may not exceed 36" in height or width, excluding frame.

On view at the Palo Alto Art Center June 21-August 17, 2025

The Palo Alto Art Center encourages submissions relating to the theme of functional ceramics by artists throughout Northern California.

From the daily rituals of shared meals to the grandest celebrations, food and functional ceramics weave the fabric of the human experience. These objects become a powerful expression of cultural heritage and personal identity. They find that food does more than fill plates—it fills the need for belonging, understanding, and shared experience.

This exhibition will explore the artistry of functional ceramics and its power to nourish both body and spirit, building bridges of understanding through the universal language of shared meals.

Artworks should be completed pieces.

View Art Center in Old Forge NY seeks works of art in all media exploring the theme of The Book as Art. For more than five centuries, mass-produced books have connected humankind at an unprecedented scale through the power of shared ideas, inspiration, imagination, and information. The Book as Art will feature works that repurpose, reference, and reimagine this ubiquitous form, inspired by content, history, and physicality. This call is open to all media. Artists may submit up to 3 pieces. The Book As Art will be open in View's 1 largest gallery from May 24, 2025 - July 27, 2025. Deadline for entry is April 25, 2025. Work to be received at View by May 16, 2025.

Introducing Art Collide’s "Open Theme”, Spring 2025, international competition and online exhibition. This competition is open to artists of all ages internationally with no restrictions on media or style. The theme for this competition is “Open”; participants are free to create and submit artworks based on any subject matter or theme of their choice. Only artists whose work is selected as finalists must pay the $35 participation fee. Finalists will have their work exhibited online and move on to the final round of Jurying in consideration for cash prizes and the opportunity to win the grand prize of $1,000.

The Nancy Fyfe Cardozier Gallery is committed to student growth, exhibiting works of emerging and established artist, and serving the Permian Basin community. Their program allows students to engage directly with artists through hands-on workshops, lectures, and studio visits. Prints: All artworks must be original works of art. Submissions must utilize a form of traditional hand printed media as their primary technique. Artwork submissions may include but are not limited to: monoprint, monotype, screen print, etching, engraving, drypoint, photopolymer, photogravure, collagraph, stone lithography, plate lithography, woodcut, linocut, and letterpress. Ceramics: Ceramics based installations will be considered if they include the use of traditional hand-built or wheel thrown artwork. Artists must be present during installation.

Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center invites emerging and established artists to submit original artworks to ‘Submerged: Sea Life & Aquatic Art.’ This exhibition will plunge viewers into the depths of the ocean through artwork that is inspired by marine life and underwater landscapes. These works will capture the beauty, mystery, and fragility of aquatic ecosystems. From vibrant coral reefs to the edge of an eerie abyss, this show invites audiences to explore the wonders of the deep and reflect on their own connections with the sea. This exhibition is open to all materials and mediums. 2-D and 3-D artwork will be considered for this exhibition. Indoor and outdoor installations will be considered.

The Annual Juried Regional Show is Art Center Sarasota’s largest and most prestigious juried exhibition, spanning all four of their galleries. This year, they invite artists to delve into the dualities of the human condition—Vice & Virtue.

By definition, vice represents behaviors deemed morally wrong by society, while virtue embodies excellence and integrity. But in today’s world, where is the line drawn? Through this theme, artists are challenged to explore the shifting boundaries of morality, shaped by cultural norms, religious beliefs, and political landscapes. What defines good and evil in contemporary society? And perhaps more intriguingly, does a gray area exist between them?

Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery announces the 15th Annual “Seascapes” Online Art Competition.

The gallery invites both 2D and 3D artists (including photography & digital art), regardless of where they reside, to apply to this competition by submitting their best representational or abstract art.

The “Seascapes” theme is the artist’s interpretation and depiction of seascape art. Seascape subjects would include scenes of coastal living, any ocean activities, seaside vistas and any related seashore subjects.

The LUX Center for the Arts, Lincoln's community art center located in Lincoln, NE, is looking for artists to present exhibition applications for the fiscal year beginning in summer of 2025.

Each year the LUX opens up the opportunity for artists to submit exhibition proposals for review. A group of selected jurors from the staff, committee and community, will review all applications and proposals.

Selected artists will be contacted to discuss timing and details of their potential inclusion. Artists may be selected to show their work as an individual artist, or may be contacted to show their work in a group show with other selected artists.

Visual Art Journal is a magazine that selects and publishes works of talented emerging artists.
Magazine features up to 120 elegantly designed pages, printed on high-quality paper and is distributed worldwide.

Artists are encouraged to submit their work. Submission is free for all applicants.
Submissions are open to artists from any country who are 18 years and older. All forms of visual art are accepted.

Selected artists will be featured in both the print and digital versions of the magazine.
Chosen artists will receive a free digital copy of the magazine (in PDF format) and photos of their physical magazine pages.
All selected artists will also be featured on our Instagram account (50k+ subscribers).

The magazine is curated by artist Anna Gvozdeva.

The Big Gay Art Show is a juried art show that exhibits and sells artwork in support of the LGBTQ+ community and allies. The Big Gay Art Show is a much anticipated, well attended exhibition open to all artists in any medium and of any level. In 2012, the Big Gay Art Show was conceptualized by a small group – some connected to SAC and others in the Sedona Pride organization. The event began as an effort to offer the LGBTQ+ community a voice in the local art scene. Since that first show, SAC has welcomed hundreds of emerging and professional artists to Sedona to share their work throughout the history of the event. All art mediums will be accepted.

The photographic, digital and video works that will be selected for the collective exhibition scheduled for July 2025 and curated by LoosenArt will be focused on the theme of rites. The rite is understood as a recurrent practice, conducted with seriousness and commitment through a prescribed procedure that gives it validity. This call is open to works related to ritual practices that testify to its wider functions, from sacred to social ones, and from the family-biographical to psychological and introspective ones.

For this online group exhibition, they invite artists to submit any artwork that was inspired by their sense of home. Whether good, or bad, a home base shapes the person one becomes. Home not only means a physical place; it can also be a state of mind. The feel of a fabric, the scent of a spice, or sound of a note can bring people back to a time and place.

Museology is a call for art that invites an exercise in strategic thinking for an artist's legacy or as a means for advancing recognition or individual fine art practice. The call has an emphasis on sculpture, metal casting specifically. All mediums are welcome for submissions as 2d work will be apart of the exhibition. With sculpture getting a fair shake accepted sculpture works will to be exhibited on the floor, pedestals, wall mounted or on shelves mounted to a wall (the latter type work must include the shelf and have an invisible concealed mount). Entries that hang from a ceiling will also be considered. The call for submissions extends to all mediums.

CollexArt invites artists to submit work for the CollexArt Grand Prize 2025.

Open Theme. All mediums are welcome, including but not limited to painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, digital art (except sound and video).

Four to six artists are hosted annually for two-month residencies. Resident artists are provided with an apartment on the museum grounds, a studio in downtown Marfa, and access to Chinati’s collection and archive. A stipend of $4,000 is provided for honorarium, travel and art materials.

6 Winners and 12 Finalists exhibit with Homiens, 200 artists Highly Commended. $24,000 awarded annually, optional interview, letter of recommendation from our Jurors, and more.

A Quick Response Arts Activation funding of up to $5,000 for individual practising artists, or up to $10,000 for arts collectives or groups to support their creative endeavours, across all art forms. Artists must activate a space in the Woden area and include community engagement. Multi-artform proposals are encouraged. Designed to activate the South Canberra region of Woden, this is an opportunity for artists/groups to think creatively, to showcase artistic practice and to work with the Woden community. A final public outcome is recommended, however, a space nominated by the applicant in the Woden area must be activated as part of the project. Applications should include community engagement and collaborations and multi-artform proposals are encouraged.

Decagon Gallery invites photographers from around the world to submit their work for our upcoming online exhibition, A BURST OF COLOR. This exhibition celebrates the vibrant and dynamic power of color in photography.

Whether it’s the bold hues of a cityscape, the subtle gradients of a sunrise, or the electric energy of abstract compositions, they’re looking for images that captivate and inspire through their use of color.

First Place prize: $500 and a solo exhibition
Deadline: April 30

$20 for the first 4 entries
$4 for each additional entry
Special Bonus: After paying for 8 entries, next 2 entries are free

The 15th Annual PleinAir Salon is an online art competition with 11 monthly cycles, and is open to a variety of mediums and styles. It’s not just for plein air painters! All monthly winners are automatically included in the Annual Competition where the Grand Prize winner receives $15,000 and has their painting featured on the cover of PleinAir Magazine, the #1 representational art magazine at Barnes & Noble.

In addition to over $50,000 in ALL Cash Prizes, winners receive exposure and recognition through their various magazines, websites, newsletters and social media platforms.

Early Bird Registration ends on the 15th. Enter before the deadline to receive 25% off every entry.
Check out https://PleinAirSalon.com/archive to see what else is offered to the winners.

SlowArt Productions presents the group exhibition, Digital Art, Assemblage and Collage III. This exhibition will focus on the various forms of digital art, assemblage and collage. The exhibition will be held at the Limner Gallery from June 19 - July 12, 2025. All digital and collage art forms including digital photography, digital collage, hand cut paper collage, combinations thereof and assemblages will be reviewed and considered.