DIGITAL on STAGE officially launches its open call for the 'Cascade Funding' support program, which will fund the production of 24 performing arts shows that integrate advanced technologies with a grant of 8,000€ per project.

Eligibility: The call is open to artists or collectives based in Greece, Italy, Spain, Slovenia, Belgium or Sweden whose work incorporates digital tools such as mixed reality, artificial intelligence, sensors, projections, code, robotics or any other form of advanced technology. The selected works will be showcased internationally in 2026 at MMMAD Festival (Spain), Kilowatt Festival (Italy), or For Real Festival (Belgium).

What you get: 24 grants of 8.000€ each

Deadline 31 July 2025

Our awards celebrate the world's best architecture, no matter its form, size, or budget. Respected by our profession and the public for over 50 years, these awards stand out for their unrivalled judging and global reach.

We recognise projects that show visionary thinking, design excellence and real social impact that ultimately help make the future a better place.

Winning a RIBA Award signals the highest standards of innovation, sustainability, and a commitment to improving people’s lives through thoughtful design.

Eligibility: be a qualified architect registered with their local institution

What you get:

Show your commitment to excellence: successful projects reflect changes and innovations in architecture, but at their core display a commitment to design that improves and enhance the communities they serve.

Branded marketing materials: winners get marketing assets to promote their achievements, aligning your practice with our globally recognised brand and the highest standards of practice.

Fee: smaller projects can enter for as little as £180, with tiered entry fees that encourage participation from all project sizes. Financial support is also available.

Deadline 31 July 2025

The Discovery Art Fair 2025 invites galleries, artists and art projects to participate. Discovery Art Fair is a platform for fresh, relevant and uncompromising contemporary art. We bring established players and newcomers, galleries and artists together - on an equal level, with integrity and, above all, with curiosity.

Eligibility: Galleries with a strong program and clear curatorial line, Artists or collectives with a powerful, contemporary voice, Project spaces with the courage to leave gaps, experiment and discourse

What you get: Visibility at a curated art fair with profile, Access to collectors, curators, press & audience, Space for real encounters, networking and exchange

Deadline 31 July 2025

Andro and Eve are looking to work with one or two trans or non-binary community artists or writers who are based in the North of England, and who have well rounded experiences facilitating workshops with communities.

The Community Artist/s will collaborate on We Contain Multitudes, an exciting programme of creative workshops making space for trans and non-binary people to be creative together and finding out what is important to them. The Community Artist/s will design and facilitate a series of creative workshops to be delivered in Sheffield and Doncaster between October - December 2025.

Eligibility: Trans or non-binary community artists or writers who are based in the North of England.

What you get: £275 per workshop + R&D time at £30/hr + travel expenses Delivery: 9 workshops + up to 32 hours R&D time **. We have also budgeted for specialist counselling support, if needed, for participants or any delivery team member.

Deadline 28 July 2025

The Safe Spaces project invites visual artists to submit original works for an upcoming gallery exhibition focused on the powerful themes of security, safety, and belonging — especially as they relate to the lives of children and young people in street situations. These ideas also touch on broader issues of mental health, identity, community, and resilience, making them universally human and emotionally resonant.

Eligibility: UK-based Artists

What you get: Participation in an exhibition at Espacio Gallery in London. We will charge a commission rate of 35% on all sales and will handle sales directly with the buyer on your behalf. We will not charge a submission fee.

Deadline 30 July 2025

Art at the Alison Richard Building invites exhibition proposals from artists and curators. We are looking to support innovative curatorial ideas that engage the University and wider public. Exhibitions should include at least two artists and typically run for 8 weeks.

Eligibility: UK-based artists, curators, researchers or facilitators of any age. Must be able to cover travel/transport to Cambridge.

What you get:

Deadline 31 July 2025

UK-wide, for an exhibition based in Devon We are looking for artists, makers, and designers from across the UK to exhibit in KINETIC, an exhibition showing the possibilities of movement and making at MAKE Southwest in South Devon, UK. The exhibition will run from 24 January – 18 April 2026. KINETIC will feature work in a range of scales, powered by hand, engine, wind, or clockwork, and using diverse media. The show will be a playful introduction to the world of artists, makers, and designers, who incorporate engineering into their craft, or craft into their engineering, with opportunities for audience interaction and engagement.

Eligibility: We are looking for artists, makers, and designers who: Work in a field of craft, manufacturing, or making – we are keen to hear from people using any materials and skills, whether traditional or contemporary, self-taught or not, professional (making a living), or not; Are using or incorporating moving parts into their work in a traditional, skilled, or innovative way. The moving parts can be the central feature, or not; Produce innovative, imaginative work, coupled with a sensitive use of appropriate materials; Are using craft/manufacturing techniques to produce their work; as a charity championing making, we are unable to accept painting or drawing without an element of making incorporated. Any other craft or medium is accepted, including photography, printmaking, wood, sculpture in any material, textiles, ceramics, glass, metalwork, as long as (in this particular case) they incorporate some moving element; Show the highest standards of workmanship and design; Are aware of their environmental impact and can demonstrate a response to this.

What you get: The opportunity to showcase your work to a new audience at MAKE Southwest (in 2024, an average exhibition saw over 16,000 visitors to its galleries, as well as 21K social media followers); We will help with costs of getting work to and from the gallery; Extensive marketing to local and national press and digital publications; Opportunities to run paid-for workshops and events; Opportunities to get involved with MAKE Southwest’s lively making community

Deadline 31 July 2025

Locust Projects invites artists worldwide to propose ambitious, installation-based work created specifically for its 625 sq ft Project Room in Miami. Selected artists receive a $5,000 production budget, $3,100 artist fee, curatorial and installation support, documentation, and travel and accommodations for those based over 150 miles away. Projects must be new, site-responsive, and not previously exhibited. Artists working in any medium or career stage are welcome to apply, especially those exploring timely cultural, social, or environmental themes.

Eligibility: artists anywhere in the world. No Students

What you get: $5000 production budget, $3100 artist fee

Deadline 28 July 2025

Clay City is a year-long collaboration between Throwing Shapes and Staycity, offering one 12-month graduate program and three 3-month professional residencies for ceramic artists.

Eligibility: Recent Graduates and Professional Artists who can legally live and work in Ireland

What you get: Free accomodation, Free studio membership, Solo Exhibition, Marketing opportunities

Deadline 28 July 2025

The Tracey Emin Foundation is offering a fully-funded residency at Victoria House, a Georgian artist home in Margate. Open to UK-based artists graduating in 2025 (BA or MA), the residency includes free accommodation, a private studio, and access to TKE’s wider programme of talks, life drawing, and critique sessions. This is a self-directed opportunity to develop your practice in a supportive, artist-led environment.

Eligibility: This residency is open to UK-based emerging artists graduating in 2025 from a BA, MA, or equivalent postgraduate programme in any visual arts discipline. Applicants must be legally able to live and work in the UK and able to commit to the full 12-week residency period. We welcome applications from artists of all backgrounds and strongly encourage submissions from underrepresented groups in the arts.

What you get: Free accommodation in Victoria House. Private studio space for the full 12-week residency. Access to TKE Studios events. Potential to exhibit work at the end or after the residency Public profile via the Tracey Emin Foundation and TKE Studios networks. Please note: This is a non-funded residency. Artists are responsible for their own living expenses, travel, and materials.

Deadline 19 July 2025

Hypha Curates is a new platform for buying art from some of the freshest and most exciting artists across the UK. What is Hypha Curates? Artists receive 70% of sales profit, the remaining 30% reinvested into our charity, supporting artists to free exhibition and studio space, we help creatives make and show their work across the UK. To date, Hypha Studios has not sold artwork, but as the network of talented creatives grows, and our audience has increased, we believe now is the time to work together to support each other: -Artists get access to collectors & potential exhibition opportunities. -Buyers get direct access to artists that have been found through Hypha Studios unique reach and buyers can also “Collect with Purpose” - buying artwork from HC supports the cultural infrastrcuture at a time of funding cuts, gallery closures and cost of living crisis. Why Sell with Hypha Curates? Through our charity Hypha Studios, we already have a wide network of artists using a range of media, but we are opening up the platform for new artists to join us. Due to the nature of exhibiting in our spaces at Hypha Studios, we work with group exhibitions to make the spaces easy to manage and encourage collaboration.

Eligibility: Anyone

What you get: With Hypha Curates, you can submit and sell individual works that might also then be included in a physical exhibition. Submit work before the 20th July and your work will be eligible to selected for Hypha Studios exhibition during Frieze week 2025. Artwork submissions are via Hypha Studio’s website.

Deadline 20 July 2025

We are offering a £3,000 visual art commission for the creation of an installation / sculpture marking 20 years of artsdepot.

Eligibility: We are seeking an established, professional, visual artist, with experience working in a community context.

What you get: £3000, networking opportunities, support from CEO, Volunteer Manager, Operations Manager, co-creation volunteers.

Deadline 17 July 2025

Whitelock Art Center in New York, USA, is issuing a global call for entries for the “2025 New York International Art Competition – The Light from the Other Shore.” The announcement of award winners and the online exhibition will take place from July 27 to August 27, 2025.

Eligibility: Open to artists and art enthusiasts worldwide who are 18 years of age or older.

What you get: The competition will present the following awards: Grand Exhibition Prize, Gold Prize, Silver Prize, Bronze Prize, and Excellence Award. Winners will be selected by the Academic Committee Jury of the Whitelock Art Center. Award recipients will receive official honor certificates and be featured in major mainstream and art media outlets both in the United States and internationally, in addition to an online exhibition of their works. Artists who win the Grand Exhibition Prize or Gold Prize will have the opportunity to be represented by Whitelock Art Center, to hold solo exhibitions, or even be invited to join the Academic Committee.

Fee: $45 USD

Deadline 17 July 2025

Entries for the Blunden Prize 2025 are now open. This year, we’re calling for artists from all disciplines to put forward their ideas for a public art installation at our Station Island scheme in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire.

Eligibility: Artists of any discipline over the age of 18 and residing in the UK

What you get: £20,000 cash prize, £30,000 commission and two additional commissions (value TBC)

Deadline 18 July 2025

WIP Lab is seeking proposals for its upcoming residency program in Cyprus. Under the theme “Invisible Waters”, we welcome creative practitioners working at the intersection of art, design, technology and science, to engage with one of the most pressing environmental issues of our region: water.

Cyprus faces acute challenges — from recurring droughts and diminishing groundwater to inefficient irrigation and water pollution. The residency invites you to critically and creatively engage with water’s materiality, its politics, its absence or abundance, and the stories it carries. Whether you’re interested in experimental practices, community-based work, design interventions, or speculative futures, we are looking for ideas that provoke, connect, and inspire.

Eligibility: Designers, Artists, Architects, Makers, Engineers, Creatives and Cross-Disciplinary thinkers.

What you get:

Deadline 18 July 2025

Calling All Embroidery Artists!
In celebration of World Embroidery Day, we're curating a special exhibition featuring embroidery, textile and fiber artworks—and you’re invited!

Submit your artwork images, details, pricing and bio now for selection: klcityartgallery@gmail.com

Eligibility: Open to local & international artists

What you get: No participation fee. Exhibition opportunity in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Deadline 19 July 2025

Studio KIND and Studio 10 Project Space at East Quay are teaming up to host two exhibitions throughout 2025-2026, and we are inviting artists from across Northern/Mid Devon and West Somerset to take part. 'Passing Through' is an exploration of what it means to live on the cusp of a place; from the ways in which we exist between built/rural spaces, to the idea of edge-lands, margins, and liminality in a broader context. Artists working in all mediums will be considered, including paint, print, drawing, sculpture, photography, sound, moving image, writing, installation, and performance.

Eligibility: Artists of any age, nationality, gender and experience level are welcome to apply. Artists working in any medium can apply, as long as they are based in Mid/North Devon and West Somerset.

What you get: Each artist will receive a £100 contribution towards travel costs during the project. Each artist will be part of two exhibitions, both of which will be professionally photographed and promoted across each location. There will be networking opportunities with other artists and the exhibitions will be marketed by both locations.

Deadline 06 July 2025

Cripping Breath, a research project at the University of Sheffield, is recruiting three disabled, chronically ill, and ventilated contemporary artists. These artists will participate in a collaborative residency, which will culminate in an exhibition. The residency aims to explore the complex social, cultural, and embodied realities of breathing and ventilatory technologies. The artists will work together to create new narratives around these experiences. Through inclusive and accessible approaches, the artists will ultimately co-produce new works for exhibition at The Art House, Wakefield.

Eligibility: 1. Applicants must live with a respiratory condition or illness and use, or have had experience with, a form of ventilation (e.g. CPAP, BiPAP, tracheostomy, or intubation in crisis) that they want to draw upon in the residency; 2. Applicants must be legally eligible to work in the UK; 3. Applicants must be aged 18 years or older; 4. We encourage artists at any stage of their career to apply, whether they are self-taught or have a formal art qualification.

What you get: The fee for the residency is £7,500. The artists’ work on the project can be flexibly fulfilled, but the total amount of time spent on the project (50 days) and the total amount paid to each artist (£7,500) will remain the same. This will cover a variety of activities, including collaborative workshops, meetings, and making processes. There are collective additional budgets for materials, transport, and to meet access needs. These are not part of the £7,500 fee; artists will not have to pay for these costs themselves, or out of their fee. The artists will be able to engage with a number of additional development opportunities as part of this role. You may be interested in learning about: 1. How artists can collaborate with researchers; 2. How artwork can be seen as important data in research; 3. Support with higher education opportunities 4. Developing work for exhibition; 5. Co-authoring publications, including books, academic journals, and blogs; 6. Archival practice and documenting your own work

Deadline 10 July 2025

Karis Worship is commissioning original artwork to inspire worshipers in their Lenten journeys and serve as a centerpiece for our Lenten worship resource guide. This art piece complements our thematic focus for the season of Lent: God's presence. The primary textual companion for this season is Psalm 51, with its profound themes of renewal, restoration, and the abiding presence of God even in our brokenness. While the artwork should appeal intergenerationally, special consideration should be given to engaging children ages 5-12, whether that be through imagery, characters, color, or form.

Eligibility: Anyone can apply.

What you get: $5,000 flat fee

Deadline 11 July 2025

Art Not Shame and OPIRG are organizing a free 8-week multidisciplinary workshop series exploring art as a force for social transformation. Art for Social Change Workshop Series will run from early July - end of August. We are looking for facilitators to join this series for our August workshops!

Eligibility: We’re seeking facilitators—artists, activists, and community-rooted creatives—who bring curiosity, care, and commitment to justice, healing, and the power of co-creation.

What you get: $500/workshop

Deadline 11 July 2025

The Burlington Contemporary Art Writing Prize seeks to discover talented writers on contemporary art. The winner of the Prize receives £1,000, their review is published on Burlington Contemporary and they have the opportunity to publish a review of a future contemporary art exhibition in The Burlington Magazine.

Eligibility: There is no age limit for applicants. Entrants must have published no more than six pieces of writing in print or online, in any language or country, prior to their submission.

What you get: The winner of the Prize receives £1,000, their review is published on Burlington Contemporary and they have the opportunity to publish a review of a future contemporary art exhibition in The Burlington Magazine.

Deadline 14 July 2025

For makers based in the UK. The exhibition takes place at MAKE Southwest in Bovey Tracey, South Devon, UK. We are looking for UK-based makers who create beautiful handmade, batch-produced or one-of-a-kind craft for a curated Christmas craft fair exhibition. Under the Tree is an annual Christmas exhibition, offering a welcoming and festive shopping experience for our Christmas gift buying market. The show offers a fantastic variety of craft disciplines in small scale batch production alongside one-off unique pieces. It is a great opportunity for people to buy quality handmade gifts by talented craftspeople and an inspiring alternative to the high street and online shopping.

Eligibility: We welcome applications from UK-based designer-makers, and are looking for: Beautifully crafted work in a range of prices and sizes to suit different buyers; Work which is ready to display in our purpose-built professionally curated exhibitions space; Batch-produced or one of a kind work; A variety of different mediums; Makers with a strong social media presence; Makers who will reciprocate promotion of the exhibition.

What you get: FREE application process and participation. Showcase your work to a new audience at MAKE Southwest (in 2024, an average exhibition saw over 16,000 visitors to its galleries, as well as 21K social media followers).

Deadline 14 July 2025

CHEEKY LONDON 25: LAUNCHPAD is a large-scale group exhibition taking over the entire Tradestars shared studio building, featuring over 90 units. Organised by Cheeky Studio and Tradestars, this initiative supports emerging artists and curators across all disciplines. Join a vibrant creative network during the London Design Festival 2025.

Eligibility: We welcome emerging artists and curators of any age, nationality or background. Applicants can work in any medium—fine art, design, installation, performance, textile, digital art, and more.

What you get: Low-cost chance to exhibit during London Design Festival 2025 with marketing support, creative community networking, and high public visibility.

Deadline 15 July 2025

This is a mentoring opportunity that connects emerging creatives with industry leaders across art, design, media, sustainability, and corporate sectors. Participants get tailored one-on-one sessions designed to offer career guidance, feedback, and professional insight. It's ideal for those seeking meaningful mentorship, networking, or a potential foot in the door through an internship, especially with high-profile organisations like Stella McCartney, Versace, and ArtRabbit.

Eligibility: Anyone. Available only to subscribers only.

What you get: 1-1 mentoring from creative professionals and internship.

Deadline 15 July 2025

Sustaina India, a first-of-its-kind art x climate change initiative by Thukral and Tagra (T & T) and Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW), calls for applications for the third edition of Sustaina India Fellowships. The Fellowship programme will support three creators over six months to realise impact-driven mixed-media and multimedia art projects at the intersection of art, climate science and research. The fellowship will culminate in a 10-14-day-long exhibition in New Delhi in January/February 2026.

Eligibility: Young and emerging artists currently residing in India. Artists across all mediums are welcome.

What you get: The Sustaina Fellowship offers a total grant of INR 3,00,000 to each selected Fellow, comprising an honorarium of INR 1,50,000 and a production budget of INR 1,50,000 to develop a new art project. The Fellowship begins with an in-person workshop in Delhi and includes mentorship from Sustaina's curators, Thukral and Tagra, to support the development and execution of the final work. Fellows will also receive knowledge support from CEEW, one of Asia’s leading public policy think tanks. The completed projects will be showcased at a prominent gallery in Delhi, with travel and accommodation provided for both the workshop and the exhibition.

Deadline 10 July 2025

Seeking visual artists to feature in official music video for an upcoming single ‘Birds in the Background’ by Jesse Will. The video will feature artists from across the world, painting birds in their own style. Sculpting and other visual styles also considered, as long as they can film their process.

Eligibility: Applicants must have the ability to film themselves painting, illustrating, or creating, ideally on a canvas. Digital artists not accepted, sorry. Applicants under 18 years of age will require written approval by parent or guardian. All ages, ethnicities, genders welcome. Any experience level.

What you get: This is a voluntary position, but all featured artists will have full license to use the published music video for their own promotional purposes and showreels

Deadline 28 June 2025

Everything But The Work is a project focused on unveiling the everyday ideas that are behind one’s practice. Every week, we explore a new topic that offers insight into various approaches to one's studio practice. Featured Artists expand on these themes by sharing what inspires their creative processes and unique workflows. Depending on the volume of submissions, artists may be featured multiple times throughout the month. July topics include Camera Roll, Studio Playlist, Current Obsessions and Summer Reads.

Eligibility: Anyone

What you get: feature/publication opportunities.

Deadline 29 June 2025

The Almenara Art Prize is an international online painting competition offering more than €29,000 in cash awards, €20,000 in products, and other prizes.

Eligibility: We encourage international participation across diverse genres, styles, mediums, and substrates, welcoming painters and drawers of any age and any level.

What you get: Participants can receive more than €29,000 in cash awards and other prizes, including over €20,000 in products, a stay in Spain with a painting project, an exhibition and awards event in Córdoba, Spain, and an individual exhibition award. Additional benefits include international exposure through our partners and social media accounts, a Young Award comprising €500, an artist residency in Andalucía, and a place in The 2024 Almenara Art Prize exhibition. Winners could also attend a top workshop in Yorkshire, secure the Almenara Collection Artist Residency Award, see their work published in international magazines, gain exposure to a gallery’s collector base and international collectors with opportunities to sell their work, and more.

Fee: The first entry costs €45, with additional entries priced at €29. The young category fee is also €29.

Deadline 30 June 2025

The Studio Prize was established after a number of our members’ spoke of the economic challenges they faced when starting their artistic careers. ACS realises how difficult it is for recent graduates to focus on their art, especially after leaving university. The ACS Studio Prize was founded to help.

ACS is delighted to announce that this year’s Studio Prize will be judged by Victoria Miro, Melanie Gerlis, Hester Westley and Harriet Bridgeman.

For more information on ACS and the Prize, visit the dedicated page here. You can also find a full list of the Prize’s past winners here.

Eligibility: If you are a national of the UK, EEA, Australia or New Zealand and are an undergraduate or postgraduate university student on an accredited art course who is about to graduate, or if you have graduated from a university accredited art course within the last four years, and you work in pictures, collage, painting, sculpture, tapestry, ceramics, glassware or photography, then you are also eligible to apply for the prize.

What you get: ACS is offering a recent graduate £6,000 to contribute to the cost of an artist’s studio in a UK city of their choice.

Deadline 30 June 2025

Open call for videopoetic short films.

Eligibility: Anyone can participate, regardless of age, gender, nationality, place of residence, professional or not. Minors must accompany their registration with an authorization signed by their legal guardian.

What you get: AWARDS The jury appointed for this purpose will select the three winning video poems, which will be awarded the following cash prizes: · 1st PRIZE: €300 · 2nd PRIZE: €200 · 3rd PRIZE: €100. · Special Audience Award: €200 (awarded by the audience attending the IX Maldito Videopoetry Festival Ceremony) PROJECTION The finalist video poems will be screened in person at the IX Maldito Video Poetry Festival Ceremony (November 2025), and online the following day through the festival's channel on the FILMIN streaming platform . The video poems selected as finalists will become part, along with the rest of the finalist video poems from previous editions, of their own permanent section called IX Maldito Festival de Videopoesía on the FILMIN streaming platform. The intellectual property of all video poems submitted to the competition always remains with their authors, who grant the Maldito Festival de Videopoesía organization the authorization to screen them at said festival, as well as in the circuit of festivals and informative activities under the name "MALDITO FESTIVAL."

Deadline 30 June 2025

Open call for medium/full-length films of a poetic character. Minimum length: 30 minutes

Eligibility: Anyone can participate, regardless of age, sex, nationality, place of residence, professional or not.

What you get: The selected films will be screened online at Maldito Festival on its FILMIN streaming platform, where they will be available for viewing during the week-long festival (November 2025). They will also have the possibility to be screened in person.

Deadline 30 June 2025

The City of Mühlhausen invites you to creatively reinterpret its historic old town through light art, projections, and videomapping — as part of the 2025 commemorative program "freiheyt 1525 – 500 Years of the Peasants’ War".

We are seeking contemporary visual works that engage with themes of freedom, resistance, social transformation, and memory.

Eligibility: Anyone

What you get: One of the featured sites, Marienkirche, is part of a competition with a 10,000 Euro prize for the winning videomapping concept. For all other locations, artists are invited to submit a concept along with a budget proposal.

Deadline 30 June 2025

"Side is hosting ""Co-Authored Narratives", a symposium exploring collective authorship approaches to film and photography as a distinctive artistic practice. The symposium will address: how can co-authored creative practices challenge dominant ways of making and telling stories?

We’re calling for papers on artistic methodologies that prioritise shared narratives, embedded practices, and co-created community involvement. This includes work across all lens based media, where creative collaboration and long-term social engagement are used to produce authentic representations of lived experiences."

Eligibility: We welcome proposals from artists, researchers, curators, educators, and collectives working across disciplines. Presentations may take the form of artistic research, community projects, films, installations, or provocations. We particularly encourage voices from working-class, post-industrial, and regional backgrounds, and those exploring how creative collaboration can speak to contemporary issues - from climate justice to inequality. This is an opportunity to come together, reflect on methods of making that centre care, trust, and collaboration - and consider how these practices can shape the future of socially engaged art.

What you get: Selected applicants will share their work at a respected venue for socially engaged documentary practice, gaining critical feedback and dialogue with peers and curators. They’ll be published in a post-symposium print piece, contributing to an emerging body of research. It’s a chance to test ideas publicly, connect with a network of practitioners, and be visible to Side’s curatorial team. £150 is offered if not institutionally funded. Travel support letters available.

Deadline 30 June 2025

SEED_65 is a new project focused on art and Radical Futurisms for a post anthropocentric world. It will take place over six months from 19 July 2025 - 16 December 2025 and end with an ambitious two week show of new artworks at The Handbag Factory Gallery in London 3-16 December.

Eligibility: All artists interested in art for eco justice

What you get: 1 day workshop, 5 online workshops, group crits, mentoring (I am a qualified and published mentor), participating in a show at The Handbag Factory Gallery for two weeks, professional recording of works that will be published online and available for all artists to use.

Deadline 30 June 2025

Take part in Pai32’s Summer Show. We seek local and international artists in any medium—traditional or experimental. Exhibition Concept: “We came looking for meaning. We found distortion instead.” In an age of endless messages, blurred truths, and constant noise, how do we really connect? The Signal. The Noise. is an exhibition exploring the chaotic, fragmented landscape of communication in the digital era. It reflects on what happens when clarity collapses, when messages glitch, and when interference becomes the message itself.

Eligibility:

Artists aged 18+ worldwide. We welcome painting, print, sculpture, photography, digital or video art, interactive pieces, drawings and site-specific installations.

What You Get:

Exhibit in a central London gallery with a discerning audience, meet curators, collectors and fellow artists, sell your work and grow your collector base, and—if you cannot attend—submit high-resolution files for museum-quality printing. Participation marks a prestigious milestone for any emerging or mid-career artist.

Fee: £25

Deadline 30 June 2025

For this online group exhibition, we invite artists to submit any abstract artwork that celebrates one of the most polarizing forms of art. Abstract art allows artists to express their vision in an array of techniques and styles. Abstract art also leaves room for vast interpretation.

Eligibility: All Artist welcome from anywhere in the world. Over 18 years old. All levels accepted. All mediums accepted.

What you get: Exhibition opportunity for global online art viewership

Fee: $20

Deadline 27 June 2025

Ubani — Tbilisi Cityscape Research Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to exploring Tbilisi’s architectural and urban landscape. In September 2025, as part of its “Rocks” program, Ubani will host a Landscape Modeling Workshop led by Italian architect Renato Rizzi, with Susanna Pisciella and Giorgia Antonioli from IUAV University of Venice. The workshop will explore new modeling approaches focused on Tbilisi’s unique form, including the Metekhi cliff, and aims to foster dialogue and collaboration through research, education, and public engagement.

Eligibility: Students, professionals, curious individuals, and craft lovers from the fields of art, architecture, urban planning, restoration, conservation, geography, cartography, design, sculpture, painting, and anyone who enjoys handcrafting.

What you get: The selected applicants will receive mentoring and experience from renowned architect Renato Rizzi, an opportunity that will be very helpful to their personal and professional growth

Deadline 27 June 2025

The open-call program “Curator Residency Program” aims to invite distinguished and highly motivated curators in the fields of curation, art criticism, and cultural research from all over the world and offer them with opportunities to conduct research in Tokyo. We provide financial support to allow curators to develop and present their research and ideas. Selected curators are required to give mentoring sessions to local emerging creators, and deliver a public talk.

Eligibility:

What you get: Living space (single room), airfare, and fee for research/project

Deadline 25 June 2025

The open-call program “International Creator Residency Program” aims to invite distinguished and highly motivated creators in the fields of visual art, film, design, and architecture from all over the world and offer them with opportunities to work in Tokyo. We provide financial support to allow creators to develop and present new works and ideas. The result of the residency will be presented at the OPEN STUDIO and/or the Result Presentation at TOKAS Hongo.

Eligibility:

What you get: Living space (single room), airfare, living expenses (per diem), and fee for creative work/project

Deadline 25 June 2025

The open-call program “Research Residency Program” aims to invite distinguished and highly motivated creators in the fields of visual art, film, design, architecture, music, sound art, performing art and curation from all over the world and offer them with opportunities to work in Tokyo.

Eligibility:

What you get: Living space (single room)

Deadline 25 June 2025

The STARTS Award, a creative talent development programme for the military, is once again inviting members of the Armed Forces community to share and showcase their skills in Visual Art. The project champions and nurtures hidden talent and provides an opportunity for individuals to follow their creative ambitions.

Eligibility: The Award is open to anyone connected to the military (current and ex-Service personnel and family members 18+)

What you get: Winners receive: one-to-one coaching and mentoring from creative industry experts; plus group sessions on navigating the creative industries, marketing yourself as a professional creative and nurturing your unique creative practice; plus the opportunity to exhibit your artwork in a professional gallery; plus membership of The STARTS Award Creative Collective open to all past winners and offering a programme of skills training, guest speakers and showcasing opportunities

Deadline 27 June 2025

The British Council’s Connections Through Culture (CTC) Grants support artistic collaboration between the UK and select countries in the Asia-Pacific and Europe. The grants of up to £10,000 support collaborative projects between artists, creative practitioners and arts organisations, fostering cross-cultural exchange and lasting relationships.

Eligibility: Each application must comprise of at least one UK partner and one international partner from Malaysia. All art forms. Open to individuals or organisations.

What you get: The grants of up to £10,000 support the development of new creative projects leading to collaborative activities that promote the exchange of skills, knowledge, and practice. Various approaches can be taken such as art residencies, exhibitions, performances, showcases, publications, webinars, and conferences, among others. Projects can be digital, face to face or a hybrid of both.

Deadline 23 June 2025

Clay Films celebrates the medium of clay and the artists who capture the vitality of this material with film.

This programme is open to Global Majority artists of African and Caribbean heritage based throughout the world and invites them to submit an existing short film for consideration.

Eligibility: To apply for Clay Films you must be a Global Majority artist of African and Caribbean heritage over 18 years of age, working with the mediums of clay and film.

What you get: Each of the ten exhibitors selected for Clay Films will receive a £350 presentation fee payment. Clay Films exhibitors will benefit from a national PR and marketing campaign.

Deadline 24 June 2025

The Emerging New Media Artists Programme is a supported one-year programme of theoretical engagement, creative production and technical training for emerging artists working in New Media and Digital Art. Developed in collaboration with Le Fresnoy - Studio National des Arts Contemporains, the programme offers participants access to cutting-edge technology, production facilities, and mentorship from leading international artists and scholars.

Eligibility: The Emerging New Media Artist Programme is open to emerging creative practitioners from all over the world, with a focus on those from the Middle East and North Africa. Applicants should be 35 years or younger, at graduate or postgraduate completion stage and/or have experience in developing and creating digital and new media art.

What you get: A one-year supported learning and production programme at Diriyah Art Futures.

Deadline 24 June 2025

Two separate sculpture commission opportunities for the world's largest privately owned industrial developer at their flagship development in the UK.

Eligibility: (1) Main Entrance Sculpture: It is therefore suited to a Mid-Career artist who has relevant past experience and understands managing a commission of this scale. Artists nationwide are invited to apply. (2) The Woodland Sculpture: We seek to engage artists from the local area, Swindon or the county. Mid-career and emerging artists are welcome to apply, with support given where necessary. Applications from nationwide artists will still be accepted, but they are required to specify how they plan to involve local artists in the development or fabrication of their work.

What you get: Money, mentoring, marketing, representation, publication opportunities

Deadline 15 June 2025

As a part of our Partnership, SEESAW has committed to fundraising for The LGBT Foundation. 'I Will Never Be Finished Removing All These Faces' is an exhibition to provide space for queer artists based in Manchester/North West England to showcase their work and to raise funds to ensure the Foundation can continue their work. The exhibition will explore questions around the discovery of self and connection to others. Personal and unique interpretations are welcome, alluding to the idea of the past/present/future all happening at once, and how one’s identity evolves or changes shape over time.

Eligibility: We're looking for artworks from artists, who identify as LGBTQ+ and work to the theme, to be donated as a part of the exhibition and art sale, with all sales and donations to The LGBT Foundation. This exhibition is an opportunity to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, queer art and will take place during the month of Pride.

What you get: This exhibition will take place in SEESAW's Cafe gallery space and is free to enter. We will be providing a People's Choice Award for the exhibiting artists, which will be a Solo Show in SEESAW's Cafe space in 2026 for the duration of a month at the artist's convenience.

Deadline 15 June 2025

We are seeking a motivated and well-organised Gallery Manager to manage the day-to-day operations of the gallery, and to be in charge of arranging bookings. As the public face of both the gallery and the co-operative, you will play a central role in supporting artists, maintaining operations, and overseeing the space's digital presence. You will work closely with the Centrespace Administrator and the Gallery Committee. This hands-on role requires flexibility, initiative, and the ability to respond to issues as they arise calmly.

Eligibility: Anyone with relevant experience

What you get:

Deadline 15 June 2025

Greetings from the Korean Foundation of International Cultural Exchange (KOFICE).

We are pleased to introduce the 2025 CPI Global Connect Workshop, an expanded version of our former Cultural Partnership Initiative (CPI) program. We would like to ask you to share our open call with experts who might be interested in.

This year, the 2025 CPI Global Connect Workshop welcomes cultural experts—including producers, administrators, and artists—from diverse backgrounds in the performing arts and visual arts fields.

http://eng.kofice.or.kr/notice/notice_view.asp?f_seq=25120

Eligibility: cultural professionals; who have experience in cultural field between 5-15 years

What you get: Workshop participation in Korea. Global Networking

Deadline 15 June 2025

CICA Museum invites artists worldwide to participate in the International Exhibition “Art Is #2.” The exhibition will showcase various creative works such as photographs, prints, paintings, video art, sculptures, and installations that explore the questions of what Art is, why artists create Art, and what Art personally means to the artist.

Exhibition Dates: February 11 – March 1, 2026

Eligibility: Category -Photographs & 2D Digital Art -Video & Interactive Art -Painting, Sculpture & Installation Art

What you get: exhibition opportunities

Deadline 16 June 2025

Sonic Acts and De Ateliers/Woonhuis present The Walls Have Ears – a fully funded sound studies writing residency taking place in Amsterdam in February 2026. Open to one established artist, researcher, or scholar working in the field of sound studies.

Eligibility: EU-based individual artists with at least one publication (e.g. peer-reviewed article, book, or equivalent) in the field of sound studies

What you get:

Deadline 15 June 2025