Thanks to support from organisations across the sector, there are 20 bursaries available for Digital Marketing Day 2024, brought to you by the Arts Marketing Association.

These bursaries cover the full delegate cost of a place at Digital Marketing Day, plus some of the bursaries also include additional support for travel and accommodation.

Eligibility: You must work at a UK museum, gallery and/or historic place

What you get: 20 bursaries available that cover the full cost of an in-person Digital Marketing Day 2024 delegate place.

Deadline 19 September 2024

rb&hArts is pleased to offer a commission to an artist to create a series of artworks for five side rooms in the Princess Alexandra Ward, Royal Brompton Hospital. The side rooms are used to care for patients recovering from cardio-thoracic surgery. The commission will result in a series of works adhered to the wall (digital wallpaper/ vinyls), and possibly ceilings.

Eligibility: Open to all Visual Artists that can work in London

What you get: The commission for the whole project is £5,000 incl. VAT, not including manufacturing costs.

Deadline 23 September 2024

The Rubbish Remix Show is a vibrant celebration of creativity and sustainability, showcasing artworks made from at least 70% reused materials. For example, an artist might create a vase using styrofoam and newspaper, incorporating a tufted exterior using new yarns. This event encourages Arroyo Arts Collective members to repurpose discarded items into new, imaginative creations, demonstrating the beauty and potential of what others might consider trash.

Eligibility: Members of Arroyo Arts Collective

What you get: Exhibition

Deadline 22 September 2024

The Curator of Digital will lead the development of our online content, including all social media channels and the website, in support of our strategic objectives. This role will develop partnerships and work with the curatorial team on commissioning informed, authoritative content that brings the stories behind the artworks to life for a professional as well as a general audience. The post holder will be able to thrive in a varied and busy role and will be confident in navigating social media channels, technical website management, and developing engaging content that resonates with our audiences.

Eligibility: Demonstrable experience in developing and implementing successful digital strategies to drive online growth for organisations via their website, social media channels, using data and creative problem-solving to improve the overall customer experience. Digital Project Management experience including demonstrable experience of working with third party technical support agencies to enhance website functionality, design or accessibility. Full person specification in link to call.

What you get: Full-time (37 hours) with hybrid working (minimum 2 days a week in our London office). £37,500 per annum

Deadline 23 September 2024

We seek an engaging public performance that will ignite the Richmond Arts and Ideas Festival. UK-based dance collectives, artists, and companies are invited to apply for our new Dance Commission. Contribute to our impressive program and help transform our streets and venues into a lively hub of events.

Eligibility: UK-based dance artists, collectives, and companies. You must have at least three years of professional experience and a track record of performed work. The commission is open to all dance genres. Proposals must speak to the theme Cultural Reforesting.

What you get: here is an overall budget of up to £ 18,000 available. This is to cover all costs, such as artist fees, rehearsals, licenses, equipment, staffing, production, etc. Gain exposure through the festival's marketing and public relations efforts. Showcase your project in a major cultural event, contributing to a larger dialogue about the ecological crisis and connecting with local communities in Richmond.

Deadline 23 September 2024

Due to increased funding cuts, many creatives lack the financial means to use platforms like Zealous for their submissions. Zealous is offering 5 Annual Pro Plans (12 months usage) to help creatives run their opportunities and is providing discount codes to 15 additional applicants. This initiative aims to empower creative opportunities that would otherwise be lost to funding cuts, fostering a more creative community. Don’t let financial barriers limit your artistic pursuits. Apply to Elevate today!

Eligibility: Creative organisations, collectives, and creative individuals from anywhere in the world.

What you get: 5 winners will receive a PRO plan to use Zealous for a full year, free. A Zealous PRO plan has up to 1000 submissions, unlimited scoring rounds, multiple criteria scoring, public voting, one hour onboarding, and technical support to candidates and judges via Live Chat and email. 15 runner-ups will receive 20% discount to use Zealous too, for up to 1000 submissions.

Deadline 23 September 2024

Adaptations is a practice development award of £2000 for an artist to trial new ways of working. Artists apply with an idea to make their practice more economically sustainable. This might include finding new ways to earn money from your practice or developing ways to make money indirectly that also feeds your practice creatively. The important thing is that the award is intended to support new approaches to sustaining your career as an artist

Eligibility: Applications are open to visual artists over the age of 18, working in any medium, based anywhere in England outside of London and moved there since March 2020.

What you get: One awards of £2000 will be made and the selected artists will work alongside a researcher, acting as an informal mentor and critical friend, to help develop their ideas and produce insight for Artquest.

Deadline 16 September 2024

SomoS Arts, in collaboration with curator Arianna Forte, invites submissions for our exhibition "Casting a Spell in Computational Regimes: Ritual Practices for a Trans-Feminist Counter-Apocalypse." We seek digital esoteric rituals challenging digital capitalism and gender inequalities. Explore the intersection of magic, technology, and esotericism. This call is part of Arianna Forte's research under the Italian Council (2023), supported by the Direzione Generale Creatività Contemporanea, Ministero della Cultura.

Eligibility: Artists of all mediums interested in esoteric rituals

What you get: Exhibition opportunity at Somos Arts

Deadline 15 September 2024

The second issue of The Printing Room invites emerging Sandwell & Black Country artists to propose a piece of experimental writing, criticism, or fiction that explore pluralistic and multivocal perspectives on the climate crisis; Black Country ecologies; multispecies perspectives; plant systems; queer ecology; land activism; unloved spaces or ‘edgelands’ reclaimed.

Eligibility: We are accepting proposals from emerging artists currently based in Sandwell and the Black Country only. Sandwell is: Oldbury, Rowley Regis, Smethwick, Tipton, Wednesbury and West Bromwich; the wider Black Country is: Dudley, Wolverhampton and Walsall.

What you get: Selected artists will receive a £250 fee and editorial support from Multistory. The yearly opportunity is supported through a writing masterclass and crit led by a guest mentor; for this year’s programme we’ve invited Cathy Wade.

Deadline 15 September 2024

We’re seeking innovative film and video projects that push boundaries and tell unique stories. Whether you’re a local talent from Sussex (East Sussex, West Sussex, or Brighton & Hove) looking to share your voice with your community and beyond, or an LGBTQIA+ artist from the UK or internationally with a fresh perspective, we want to hear from you. We offer two opportunities: one for Sussex-based filmmakers to engage with their local and broader audiences, and another for LGBTQIA+ artists to showcase their work on an inclusive global stage.

Eligibility: Filmmakers and artists working with moving image can apply. Sussex-based artists & filmmakers must be based in East/West Sussex incl Brighton & Hove. LGBTQIA+ artists and filmmakers can be UK-based and international.

What you get: Selected films will be screened as part of Dreamy Place Festival 2024 + £50 GBP paid to selected filmmakers per film shown.

Deadline 16 September 2024

The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation offers fellowships to exceptional individuals in pursuit of scholarship in any field of knowledge and creation in any art form, under the freest possible conditions. Each year, the Guggenheim Foundation awards approximately 175 fellowships to individuals making their mark in the social sciences, the natural sciences, the humanities, and the creative arts. Some notable early Fellows include Rachel Carson, James Baldwin, Martha Graham, and Linus Pauling.

Eligibility: All applicants must be citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. or Canada at the time of application. Guggenheim Fellowships are not open to students (undergraduate, graduate, or postgraduate).

What you get: The purpose of the Guggenheim Fellowship program is to provide Fellows with blocks of time in which they can work with as much creative freedom as possible. As such, grants are made freely, without any special conditions attached to them; Fellows may spend their grant funds in any manner they deem necessary to their work.

Deadline 17 September 2024

Are you an artist looking to increase your revenue and showcase your work to a broader audience? RevArt is excited to announce an open call for artists to submit their portfolios for a chance to pitch to top art retail companies in the U.S.

Eligibility: Artworks should be no more than $100 in price and should be able to be reproduced in quantity

What you get: Retailing your artwork offers several key benefits. First, it increases visibility by allowing you to tap into extensive retail networks across the U.S., reaching a broader audience than traditional art sales. Additionally, it provides additional revenue streams, as you can earn royalties each time your artwork is sold in stores, offering a steady income beyond original sales and commissions. This approach also contributes to brand building, as selling through retailers can enhance your brand recognition by associating your art with popular areas and brands. Moreover, retailing your art affords you creative freedom; while your art generates income, you can focus on creating new pieces, confident that your existing work continues to bring in revenue. Retailing agreements often have long-term potential, ensuring ongoing revenue and exposure over time.

Deadline 20 September 2024

The Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt was founded to counteract the structural discrimination of women* visual artists in exhibitions and on the art market. It admits 15 women* visual artists per year and runs for 12 months, from the end of January to December. The programme takes place on a weekly basis, every Thursday and Friday, along with 3–4 intensive weeks.

Eligibility: We are looking forward to applications from women visual artists* of any age working in all disciplines preferably with a completed (arts) degree, or equivalent qualification with sufficient German language skills to follow discussions, contributions may be in English resident in Berlin with experience in artistic practice, specific goals and great motivation with the time and resources needed to work on concepts of communication and marketing while also working in the studio * The project is aimed at female* visual artists, i.e. all women*, including trans women as well as inter and non-binary people

What you get: The course content includes an analysis of the participant’s current position and aims in artistic practice, training in verbal and work presentation, and essential knowledge for self-employment such as tax, financing, and copyright. It also covers Berlin’s art scene through excursions, seminars, discussions, and networking opportunities. Participants will plan and realise a personal website and a catalogue brochure, culminating in a final group exhibition in autumn. The seminars are led by experienced art historians and producers, with guests including curators, gallery owners, artists, and other experts. With over 450 alumnae and an ever-growing network, Goldrausch Künstlerinnenprojekt provides a solid foundation. It is co-funded by the European Union (European Social Fund Plus) and the Federal State of Berlin, subject to approval, covering the programme costs.

Deadline 15 September 2024

Artists are invited to submit work for the Exhibition "Playground". The exhibition will take place from 3 - 6 October 2023 at Bargehouse. Bargehouse is a unique and atmospheric warehouse located in Oxo Tower Wharf on London’s South Bank. The expansive, untouched four-story warehouse, in its raw state, offers a unique backdrop for artistic and curatorial endeavours.

The exhibition will be open to the general public and collectors.

Eligibility and Selection: Artists at all stages of their careers are welcome to submit. Submissions are accepted in any medium, including, but not limited to, painting, drawing, photography, film, printmaking, installation, sculpture, and mixed media. Artists are welcome to submit their portfolios for selection. We may admit 1-3 works from one artist. A mini-series counts as one artwork.

What you get:

CURATORS' CHOICE AWARD (1-5)

AUDIENCE' CHOICE AWARD (1-5)

ALL EXHIIBITING ARTISTS

Fee: Submission is free. An exhibition fee applies upon acceptance: £160 (before August 10) or £180 (August 10 - September 15).

Deadline 15 September 2024

CAW MVMT invites digital artists to join the "Merely Random" exhibition at Art In Space, Dubai. This immersive exhibition celebrates the beauty of serendipitous and creative exploration. With an open theme, artists are given the freedom to submit works that capture the essence of randomness and artistic expression. The exhibition will be held from October 2024 to April 2025.

Eligibility: Open to all artists and creators.

Benefits: Participants will enjoy a six-month-long exhibition in Dubai, complete with sales support and a private viewing. One free event will also be included.

Fee: Submission and participation fees apply, check packages here.

Deadline 10 September 2024

Entrants must submit a piece of critical writing about any contemporary art exhibition held anywhere in the world or online for a chance of winning one of four prizes totaling over 20k euros.

Eligibility: Anyone - no age limit, no writing experience necessary

What you get: 1st prize: 10,000 euro and 3x 2nd prize: 3,500 euro. Each winning entry and 10 shortlisted entries in English and Chinese will be included in a publication.

Deadline 15 September 2024

Call-out for audio submissions for a day-long event at contemporary art organisation, Primary in Nottingham. An opportunity to share your audio work, new or old.

Eligibility: Open to all. We welcome submissions of your music, soundscapes, sonic artworks, work-in-progress, site recordings, readings, performances, and curiosities - anything you’ve made in a .mp3 or .wav format. All submissions should have a running time of less than 10 minutes.

What you get: Exhibition opportunity in Nottingham

Deadline 09 September 2024

Whether you're an experienced photographer or a casual snap-shooter, everyone has a unique creative vision and the potential to create remarkable images. What does your best shot bring to the table? BBA is looking to award one exceptional photographer with the One Shot Award.

Eligibility: Open to anyone aged 18 and over, with one image permitted per entry. All themes, mediums, and subjects are welcome. We accept images from pure lens-based cameras, mobiles or smartphones, AI-generated images, and film, digital, and analogue photography.

What you get: Fifty selected photographers will be featured in the major BBA Photography Prize 2024 exhibition at Kühlhaus Berlin. The winner of the One Shot Award will receive a cash prize of €300 and benefit from online promotion.

Deadline 09 September 2024

Inspired by Orson Welles' 1973 film 'F for Fake', Doozy presents an open exhibition for artists in Bristol and beyond to exhibit at the Cube Microplex. We are interested in the potential for games of illusion and trickery that the theme 'F for Fake' affords. 'F for Fake' is ostensibly a film about art forgery, fake journalism, hoaxes, and the tender precipice of illusion and reality that straddles the fourth wall of belief/disbelief.

Eligibility: Any age, ability, or experience.

What you get: All profits from the night will be split between artists.

Deadline 10 September 2024

The ISC Innovator Award recognizes individuals, organisations, or collectives for creative social innovation in the field of contemporary sculpture. Through the development of new ideas and work, recipients of this award improve and expand the ways that sculpture can effect change. Submissions will be reviewed by a jury of professionals in the field, who will select one final recipient and several honorable mentions.

Eligibility: Applicants may apply as individuals or groups (such as but not limited to artists, cultural organisers, curators, nonprofits, organisation, collaborative, etc.) Available for both domestic and international entities. Applicants may not be current graduate or undergraduate students (*Student eligibility through the ISC Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Awards program). Open to sculptors/groups working in any material or medium

What you get: $1,000 Cash prize, One year of Professional (individual) or Associate (organization) level ISC Membership, Recognition on sculpture.org and in Sculpture Magazine, a Virtual event to present work/project to the ISC Sculpture Community, Residency opportunity (if available)

Deadline 10 September 2024

We are excited to launch ILLUMINE, an ambitious light art commissioning opportunity for Black and POC artists. This is a positive action that recognises and responds to the lack of artist diversity at festivals of light art. The opportunity is to create a new, striking light art installation that will tour multiple light art festivals in the north of England, be seen by more than one million people, and capture the hearts and minds of audiences.

Eligibility: We invite applications from UK-based Black and POC artists who may be working in light art, other media, or other artistic practices. As this is a mid-to-large-scale commission, we expect artists to have an established professional practice with a demonstrable portfolio of previous work. This commission is not suitable for new or emerging artists.

What you get: The ILLUMINE commissioning opportunity includes an artist’s bursary of £8,000 to research, create, and present an original, exciting, and captivating proposal for a new light artwork. A projected production/creative budget of up to £70,000 is also available — full details in the link to call.

Deadline 20 September 2024

Calling artists to submit their work for an upcoming exhibition in London. The opportunity is open to artists whose work aligns with one or more of the following themes: LGBTQ+, sexual or gender identity; use of eco-friendly and low toxic processes and materials; and nature as a source of artistic inspiration.

Eligibility: All artists based in the UK, of any age and level of expertise, whose work aligns with the theme of the call.

What you get: Exhibition opportunity and print and book sale

Deadline 01 September 2024

We are looking for painters for the next cohort of the Tracey Emin Artist Residency programme.

Eligibility: Painters who are talented and determined and able to move to Margate UK between April 2024 and July 2026. You should be working at a postgraduate level but do not need prior qualifications to apply. There is no upper age limit

What you get: You will receive a free studio that you can access 24/7. You will also receive free mentorship from Dame Tracey Emin and a host of visiting tutors. Your work will feature in an end-of-year show.

Deadline 01 September 2024

This programme, conceived and run by Habib Hajallie, outlines the practical steps necessary to sustain a full-time career as an artist. Habib has been a full-time artist since 2019, featured in Forbes' '30 Under 30', elected to The Royal Society of British Artists, and has won multiple awards. The course consists of three Zoom sessions:

Deadline 01 September 2024

Open call for visual artists living or working in Deptford to send a proposal for our first Weekender, 18 to 20 October. We are looking to showcase the diversity of artists and practices based in this vibrant area. Projects can include workshops, performances, exhibitions, installations, screenings, talks, and printed media. Each successful project will have an artist’s fee of £400 and up to £400 production budget. We will select 6 – 9 projects that work best together as a varied and dynamic weekend programme at our partner venue Creekside Discovery Centre.

Eligibility: Visual artists living or working in Deptford

What you get: Each selected project has £400 artist fees and up to £400 production budget

Deadline 01 September 2024

For the upcoming issue of 87 Gallery’s online round-up publication, we’re looking for submissions of work in any medium that explores the theme SHELTER. Our Guest Editor is artist-writer Jessica El Mal. This theme is broad and we’d love to see submissions that investigate any aspect of the following subjects: home, refuge, retreat, dwellings, exile - displacement, migration, belonging(s), politics of housing, archaeology, globalisation.

Eligibility: Any age and level of experience, open to international submissions of either work in progress or resolved work. We welcome all formats including photography, writing, video, audio, surface-based works, sculpture, digital, textiles, net art, land art, and academic research.

What you get: Publication opportunity

Deadline 02 September 2024

Anonymous Drawings is a curated exhibition for drawings preceded by an open call for international submissions: No fees, no CV's, no portfolios – just drawings. The works will be presented with no mention of authorship or title. The artist's identity is revealed only after the work is sold: Sold drawings will be taken right off the wall and the empty space left behind will be marked with the artist‘s full name and place of origin.

Eligibility: Everyone is eligible.

What you get: The drawings are sold at a symbolic price of 250€ each. The artists will receive 200€ per sale, the remaining 50€ will be used to realise the open calls and the exhibitions. The identity of the artist is revealed only after the work is sold

Deadline 08 September 2024

We’re calling artists to submit proposals to Award, our headline exhibition, for our 2025 Biennial in Stoke-on-Trent. Award celebrates the vitality of contemporary ceramics practice in the UK. Access support is available to anyone who feels they face barriers in making an application.

Eligibility: Artists must be based in the UK between September 2022 and August 2025; Have worked professionally as an individual artist or collective since September 2022. Proposed work must use clay as the primary medium and be based on the exploration of ceramic processes

What you get: 10 Award artists will be selected, and each artist will receive £1,000 towards the preparation and exhibition of their work as part of the Award exhibition at the 2025 Biennial. Once the Biennial is open to the public, the selection panel will meet again to select one artist who wins the BCB Award prize of £10,000 and an invitation to exhibit at BCB 2027.

Deadline 09 September 2024

Newcastle Hospitals Charity Arts Programme is developing a range of new Hospital Arts Trolleys to support the facilitation of creative participatory and engagement activities for patients across Newcastle Hospitals. We are seeking an Artist in Residence to work alongside patients and staff to develop a new Art Trolley and lead an artist-led engagement programme across Newcastle Hospital wards (at RVI and the Freeman Hospital) over the course of 2025-26.

Eligibility: Successful candidates must have an interest in working in the areas of creative health and arts & wellbeing. They should have the belief that arts and creativity can have positive impacts on health, and wellbeing and change lives. They are required prior experience in developing and delivering participatory activities, projects, and/or workshops. They should be available during weekdays (Mon-Fri) to deliver sessions and attend meetings. Full list of requirements in link to application.

What you get: Artist fee: £10,216.98; Materials budget: £7,300. Time commitment: 26.5 days

Deadline 02 September 2024

We are seeking artists, creatives, and collectives who live or work in the Richmond Borough. Contribute to the impressive Richmond Arts and Ideas Festival program and help us explore our relationship with nature. Transform our streets and venues with your film, music, dance, exhibitions, theatre, and more. Be part of the vibrant, thought-provoking celebration that takes over Richmond.

Eligibility: Artists, creatives, and collectives in any art form. You must live or work in the London Borough of Richmond. Your proposal must be in line with the Cultural Reforesting theme

What you get: Receive funding of up to £1000 to produce and deliver your proposal. This includes an artist fee and production. Gain exposure through the festival's marketing and public relations efforts. Showcase your existing work in a major cultural event, contributing to a larger dialogue about the ecological crisis.

Deadline 02 September 2024

We’re seeking artists/creative technologists to prepare and facilitate a digital skills-building Tech-Lab for professional and non-professional artists. The Tech-Labs will be toured over several weeks across four locations in the North, as part of FutureEverything’s new creative development programme, PROTO.

Eligibility: Artist/creative technologists working in the North and able to travel to PROTO locations

What you get: The fee for Tech-Lab planning and delivery is £400 per Tech-Lab, a total of £1,600 for delivery across the four regions. There are additional resources to support the facilitation of the Tech-Lab, if required.

Deadline 28 August 2024

The East London Art Prize celebrates and promotes the incredible talent and diversity of art made in east London. The winner receives a career-changing prize of £15,000 and a solo exhibition at our Nunnery Gallery, with the runner-up prize receiving a year’s free studio space with Bow Arts.

Eligibility: The prize is open to any artist living or working within an ‘E’ postcode, encompassing E1-E20, SE1-SE28 and EC1-EC4. Submitting artists should hold an arts degree, equivalent arts qualification, or be able to show demonstrable commitment to their artistic practice.

What you get: Twelve artists will be selected for the shortlist exhibition at the Nunnery Gallery and receive a year of mentorship. First prize is a £15,000 cash prize and a solo exhibition at the Nunnery Gallery. Second prize is a year’s free studio space at one of Bow Arts’ studio sites.

Deadline 27 August 2024

The ING Discerning Eye exhibition announces its 2024 call for entries. Sponsored by global bank ING, the open exhibition allows artists to show their work to six distinguished selectors, exhibit in central London and win prizes.

Eligibility: The call is open to UK-based artists. The only limits for artworks are their size, a maximum of 50 centimeters including frame, and that all works must be available for sale. All styles and media are welcome including painting, sculpture, drawing, photography, film, textile, and more.

What you get: Exhibition opportunity at the Mall Galleries in London, a virtual exhibition, and prizes totaling over £12,000. The prizes include the ING Purchase Prize, worth £5,000.

Deadline 30 August 2024

Submissions for the New Artist Fair 2024 are now open! This three-day event at The Truman Brewery in September 2024 will showcase the best emerging artists creating work today.

Eligibility: There are no age or medium restrictions, but you should be seeking to gain exposure and experience from exhibiting at a fair.

What you get: Exhibition opportunity at the Truman Brewery in Central London with exposure to visiting collectors, gallery owners, and buyers. Artists will also feature on our website and social media channels.

Fee: Submission is free; selected exhibitors will need to pay a fee.

Deadline 31 August 2024

Taber Art Gallery, in partnership with the Thrive Center, at Holyoke Community College is seeking submissions for THRIVE: Beyond Surviving, on view October 31 - December 20, 2024. Artists are encouraged to enter work that considers the systemic, communal, and/or individual obstacles and barriers to survival. They are invited to reflect what surviving means, how we as humans can continue to dream, push, and hope for more than the minimum, and the struggle of exhaustion vs. the ability to rest.

Eligibility: This exhibition is open to any media. Artists must be over 18 and not currently enrolled in an undergraduate program. All work must be original. Collaborations are accepted. Any media is accepted.

What you get: Selected artwork will be included in the exhibition.

Deadline 31 August 2024

LGBTQIA+ artist wanted to work with the community to produce a new digital artwork for Dreamy Place & Bright Winter Nights. Junction Arts and videoclub are seeking an artist to create new digital artwork with the LGBTQIA+ community in and around Chesterfield, NE Derbyshire, to be projected onto Bolsover Castle on 29th November.

The theme of the project is "community voice" - the piece needs to be a creative interpretation of our often unheard communities. The artist will work with participants over four workshops to create new work and incorporate these creations into one or more designs.

Eligibility: Artists based in England with experience working with communities and creating digital artwork.

What You Get: You will receive £4,000 to deliver four workshops, produce the final artwork for projection, and support the installation of the artwork. There is a separate budget for production for the projection/installation and for workshop materials, to be discussed upon appointment. Access support: We have an access support budget for the appointed artist if required.

Deadline 31 August 2024

The Free Art Fair serves as a platform that breaks down barriers, nurturing unrestricted artistic expression. Artists and collectives worldwide converge here to freely create and exchange ideas. Emerging talents eagerly await discovery, gaining visibility among international curators, art media, and collectors. By fostering ultimate freedom, we envision the realization of all creative possibilities. Since 2014, the YIRI LIVING Foundation has hosted the Taipei Free Art Fair, aiming to foster dialogue and imagination beyond conventional visual boundaries.

Eligibility: Open to all artists across all art forms, responding creatively to the theme of "Metamorphosis."

What you get: All selected artists will be offered a booth at the Free Art Fair, scheduled for November 1-3, 2024. Additionally, 1 First Prize and 10 Jury Prizes will be awarded during the event.

Deadline 31 August 2024

London-based gallery Omi Art Gallery is thrilled to announce our latest open call for the upcoming virtual exhibition, “Inside Out.” We invite artists from around the globe to explore the theme of “Inside Out” by delving into the depths of inner experiences and outward expressions.

Eligibility: Open to all

What you get: Virtual Exhibition in London, Certificate of Participation, Digital Catalog of Exhibition

Fee: £20

Deadline 31 August 2024

We are excited to announce an open call for emerging artists to submit proposals for a unique opportunity to create a piece of artwork for the lobby of our new office building, which is located in the historically significant site of a former gin distillery in Clerkenwell. This project aims to celebrate the rich heritage of the building and integrate it into the contemporary design of our workspace. We invite artists to interpret this theme through their unique lens, incorporating elements of the gin-making process, historical references, or the cultural impact of gin.

Eligibility: Open to artists of all backgrounds and experience levels, both local and international.

What you get: The selected artist will receive a commission ranging between £500-£1000 (subject to size and medium) for the creation and installation of the artwork. The artist will also have an opportunity to display the QR code to their portfolio next to the artwork. Invitation to the opening event and opportunity to present the artwork to the guests.

Deadline 31 August 2024

Our unique residency will offer the opportunity to work within the TYPA Paper and Printmaking Centre, and the cultural opportunities of the city of Tartu. We are looking for artists to bring fresh perspectives and ways of working with our equipment. We are looking for both experienced printmakers and artists with their practices, whether that be new media, sculpture, audio-artists, painters etc.

Eligibility: Artists must be resident in one of the Nordic Countries (Denmark, Finland, the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Åland) or the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) - the invited artist should have a permanent address in one of these countries. However, it is not necessary for the invited artists to have Nordic or Baltic nationality. We are looking for artists who have at least 5 years of professional experience.

What you get: For all residencies, TYPA will pay for accommodation, studio usage, and a storage shelf, access to our equipment, technical support, exhibition space, promotion of their practice and outcome, support in finding funding. Nordic and Baltic Artists will also receive a grant of 1500€ for their residency period, as well as a materials fee up to 600€, and travel costs covered up to 350€ (green travel choices are favoured).

Deadline 31 August 2024

Memorial Gestures is a remote residency programme for artistic research into Holocaust Centre North’s Archive. Over the course of 7 months artists are invited to explore our collection and respond to materials and themes they feel have contemporary relevance.

Are you interested in working with archives as part of your creative practice? Are you interested in how artistic practices can create spaces for critical exploration and nuanced conversations around current and past events? Do you want to develop new ways of using local and lesser-known stories to share the global history of the Holocaust? Do you work with difficult histories and would like to be supported in a collective learning environment?

Holocaust Centre North is an exhibition, archive and learning centre based at the University of Huddersfield. Our archive preserves the stories of survivors and refugees of Nazi persecution who made new lives in the North of England. In total our archive encompasses over 6000 items donated by 150+ families, including photographs, legal documents, letters, and oral & video testimony. Our educational, academic and artistic research and programming is shaped by a community-led
approach, working in dialogue with survivors and their descendants.

Eligibility: Open to all artists, including international, but we encourage applications from emerging artists based in the North of England.

What you get: Residencies are paid at £4800 in artists fees, with an additional £1000 for material costs and £500 in research travel.

Deadline 20 August 2024

Market Gallery is looking for an Artist Programmer to join our committee in October 2024. This is a two-year position that offers an opportunity to develop research interests and programme collaboratively in a non-hierarchical environment. Committee members are responsible for all aspects of the daily running of the organisation alongside the Programme Administrator, and lead on decision making about the future of the gallery. The committee focus includes programming and research, archiving, event organisation and delivery, marketing and outreach, artist liaison and reporting.

Eligibility: Committee members are expected to have an interest in contemporary art and must be based in Glasgow. Applicants in full-time education will not be considered. Applicants are not required to have an art school background or any other formal qualifications.

What you get: Committee members are remunerated with a stipend of £472 per month on a freelance basis. This amount is reviewed yearly. The Committee is also supported in research and professional development, where a small budget is available for short-term mentorship, courses, books, etc. There will also be a partially or fully funded research trip during your committeeship.

Deadline 13 August 2024

The Mallorca International Art Awards (MIAA) celebrate Mallorcan artists or those with close ties to the island for their outstanding contemporary art.

Eligibility: This open call is addressed to visual artists and collectives of any nationality or origin, 18 years and above on the date of the application with significant ties to the island. Those who present these characteristics may apply to one or both categories, equally.

What you get: €6,000 for the Acquisition Prize and an individual exhibition. €12,500 for the Project Prize towards the creation of a project and its exhibition.

Deadline 15 August 2024

Land Art Museum Hestøya aims to address the growing disconnect between people and nature by transforming Hestøya Island in Lund, Namsos Municipality, in Norway into an open-air museum dedicated to land art. The project will be realised through an artist-in-residence program, where land art will be created using materials found on or available from the island, with respect to the natural vegetation.

Eligibility: Land art artists or sculptors who create land art

What you get: €1,000 and daily food allowance. Free Accommodation Provided

Deadline 15 August 2024

We seek artworks that explore fleeting moments, capturing the essence of brief, illuminating experiences or the temporary yet impactful moments that shape our existence. This theme is open to various interpretations, and we encourage artists to reflect on how this theme aligns with their ongoing practice. Passing Glows aims to highlight those ephemeral flashes of creativity and inspiration that define the artistic journey. The exhibition will run on our website from 1 - 30 September 2024.

Eligibility: All visual art media will be considered. Open to US-based and international artists.

What you get: Each Warimono exhibition will feature up to thirty artists from around the globe, with their selected works presented on our website and through our social media channels. Post-exhibition, our website will serve as an archive, showcasing the creativity and talents of the artists we had the pleasure of featuring.

Deadline 18 August 2024

We’re inviting emerging photographers who have a series of works (10 or more images) that engage with issues of disability and representation to share your work with us.

Eligibility: We're keen to work with emerging artists who are in the early stages of their artistic careers on this opportunity. Emerging artists can be of any age or educational background, and we wouldn't expect you to have had a mainstream platform for your work before.

What you get: The successful applicant's work will be featured in an online gallery, on Autograph's website, and will receive a £312 fee as well as editorial support from Autograph's experienced staff. Autograph's experienced staff will work with you to: discuss your work and support you in displaying it to the public via Autograph's website, publish your work online and share it with others, and promote the work in our newsletter, on our social media channels, and via our networks.

Deadline 19 August 2024

Artists from all countries are invited to submit their works for consideration. Submissions are welcome in any medium, including painting, photography, printmaking, video art, installation, films, sculpture, mixed media, poetry, illustration, and more. The theme of the exhibition is OPEN.

Eligibility:
Artists from all countries are invited to submit their works in any medium (painting, photography, printmaking, video art, installation, films, sculpture, mixed media, poetry, illustration, etc.). The exhibition theme is OPEN.

What you get: Exhibition and the opportunity to sell your work in London, 27 Sept - 5 Oct 2024. The gallery charges a 25% commission on any sales.

Fee: Submission of your work is free of charge. If selected, a fee of £220 including VAT (for two artworks) or £160 including VAT (for one artwork) will be required to secure your place in the exhibition for physical works.

Deadline 20 September 2024

The Barcelona to Hong Kong Exchange Programme is a collaborative initiative between nProjekt & Tangent Projects to promote cultural exchange and artistic collaboration between Barcelona-based media artists and the vibrant art scene in Hong Kong.

Eligibility: The Barcelona to Hong Kong Exchange Programme is open to all Barcelona metropolitan area-based media artists, regardless of nationality, age or stage of career.

What you get: The programme will provide a selected artist with a unique opportunity to present a series of artworks alongside local Hong Kong artists, immerse themselves in a unique Asian environment and develop their artistic practice within a specific cultural context.

Deadline 15 August 2024

An exciting opportunity for a Devon-based, global majority artist to work with Devon Development Education on their Telling Our Stories, Finding Our Roots multicultural heritage project. We’re seeking a dynamic artist to work with our project coordinator and partners at Offwell School, Honiton Library, and the Thelma Hulbert Gallery. The artist’s role is to creatively engage young people through workshop activities, inspired by our project stories to create an art piece that will be included in the final project exhibition at the end of the year.

Eligibility: You must identify as having a global majority heritage, and live in Devon. You must have experience working with young people aged 4 – 12 years, and have an enhanced DBS and barred list check to work with children.

What you get: This is a legacy project that works to engage the Honiton community with its multicultural heritage past and present. Having successfully secured funding over the last 12 years to run 6 projects like this one across Devon, interest in the project stories continues to grow through its website, social media, printed publicity, and exhibitions. The artist will ‘be a part of the story for a more inclusive future’ working closely with all our project partners. This opportunity is funded by the Creative East Devon Fund through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

Deadline 09 August 2024