Marshall University's School of Art & Design is pleased to invite artists to submit entries for the 16th Annual National Juried Exhibition. Accepted works will be exhibited at the Charles W. & Norma C. Carroll Gallery in the Visual Arts Center in Huntington, WV. This year’s juror is Rachel Rearick, Executive Director of Contemporary Craft and adjunct faculty member at Carnegie Mellon University, teaching courses in museum operations and public art. Rearick is an artist member of the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Print Group.

MAKE A "NOTTA SWAN"

• Find their own painting to transform
  
  
  


• Receive a $100 artist stipend
  
  
  


• Be paired with a local sponsor
  
  
  


• Compete live at Art Crawl
  
  
  


• Be featured in a short exhibition at Notta Gallery
  
  
  


• Have their finished work displayed afterward at their sponsor’s establishment
  
  
  

Project Overview
Artists or Artist Teams are invited to submit qualifications for a permanent public sculpture or installation
that celebrates the concept of the quest for allyship — the active, intentional, and ongoing practice of
supporting, advocating for, and standing in solidarity with communities different from one’s own.
The commissioned artwork will serve as a symbol of unity, reminding those who encounter it that lasting
change and meaningful progress are built when diverse groups come together in mutual respect,
empathy, and action.
This initiative is driven by a coalition of mission-aligned organizations who believe that diverse cultural
experiences are wanted and valued in their community.
Covington, Kentucky

A biennial open call to Georgia artists at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, with Georgia artists serving as jurors. Selected work will be shown in the museum's new building. Artists submit three recent works representing their practice.

“Tomorrow, Imagined” invites artists to explore what’s ahead: the hopes, questions, and possibilities that shape where people are headed as a community and a world. This isn’t about predicting what will happen. It's about asking: What future is one imagining—and what future is one helping to create? Artists are encouraged to interpret the theme broadly. All mediums and perspectives are welcome.

West Virginia University Libraries' Art in the Libraries program hosts an artist in residence to develop a project from union records, company town archives and oral histories at the West Virginia and Regional History Center. The residency ends with a library exhibition display and a public presentation.

American Women Artists is pleased to announce its twelfth museum exhibition as part of the 25 in 25 campaign, an initiative to have 25 museum shows for women artists over 25 years, thereby better recognizing the work of women artists and increasing the historically low representation of women artists in museums and permanent collections. This exhibition at Brookgreen Gardens, May 8 – July 25, 2027, in Murrells Inlet, SC, is open to all American Women Artists members. Not a member? Join today! Call for Entries: October 10, 2026, through December 10, 2026. Selected artists will be notified on December 17, 2026.

The mission of Kolaj Institute is to support artists, curators, and writers who seek to study, document, and disseminate ideas that deepen one's understanding of collage as a medium, a genre, a community, and a 21st century movement. They operate a number of initiatives meant to bring together community, investigate critical issues, and raise collage’s standing in the art world.

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    Creative Residency Description:
   
   
   • The Creative Residency at Naples Botanical Garden will inspire the creation of environmental art and serve as an opportunity for artists to rest, reenergize, and engage with the community through Community Engagement Projects.
   
   
   • Creative Residents are housed in the Garden’s Guest House located within walking distance of the Garden’s main visitor entrance. The home is furnished, including bed and bath linens. The kitchen is stocked with essential cookware. Wi-Fi and laundry are available in the Guest House. Residents are responsible for their own grocery shopping, meal preparation, and personal hygiene products. Residents will receive a $600 grocery stipend at the start of the residency. 
   
   
   • Residents will receive some mileage reimbursement as well as a $3,000 stipend paid to the artist in two separate payments, one at the completion of the Residency and the second at the completion of the final Community Engagement Project. 
   
   
   • There is no dedicated studio space on the grounds. Residents will utilize the Guest House and adjacent pergola as their studio.
   
   
   • The Guest House and Garden are not equipped with artist supplies or musical instruments.
   
   
   
   


2. 
    Creative Residency Location:
   • Naples Botanical Garden – Guest House : 4820 Bayshore Drive, Naples, Florida 34112
   
   


3. 
   Important Dates:
   
   
   • Application Deadline: Friday, January 8, 2027
   
   
   • Applicants are notified of application results: Friday, March 5, 2027
   
   
   • Creative Residency Dates: Monday, June 7-Monday, June 28, 2027
   
   
   
   


4. 
   Naples Botanical Garden Representative:  
   
   
   • Name: Sten Kerwin
   
   
   • Title: Curator of Arts & Culture           
   
   
   • Phone: (239) 325-1368 
   
   
   • Email: [email protected] 
   
   
   • Website: www.naplesgarden.org     
   
   
   
   


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     Selection Process:
   
   
   • Phase 1: The Garden’s Arts & Culture team will organize applications eliminating any incomplete or ineligible applications.
   
   
   • Phase 2: The Garden’s Education and Arts Committee will select the single most suitable applicant for the Residency as well as an alternate. 
   
   
   • Phase 3: The single most suitable applicant will receive notification of acceptance and will have 30 days from notification to complete and return all required forms and agreements. Neglecting to complete required forms and agreements will result in forfeiting the applicant’s acceptance at which point the alternate applicant will be offered the Residency.