Professional artists working with photography who require financial support to realise their artistic goals are invited to apply.

Eligibility: Applicants must be members of the German Social Security Fund for professional artists

What you get: €1,000 grant; 20 recipients; exhibition of selected works at the BB Foundation

Deadline 31 May 2025

The Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space (PQ) announces a call for proposals for an international online symposium: 60 Years of PQ as a Meeting Place of Scenographic Worlds.

Eligibility: Czech and international researchers, scholars, and artists working in scenography, performance design, and related fields

What you get: Participation in the international symposium and the chance to help shape the PQ60 programme, part of the 2027 edition of the Prague Quadrennial

Deadline 31 May 2025

The Dover Prize is open to any UK-based creative practitioner, individual or collective. Applications are welcome from artists working in the visual arts fields including: painting, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, photography, digital art, filmmaking, performance and installations.

We’re looking for bold ideas, a commitment to experimentation, and a willingness to connect with communities in and around Darlington. The prize offers a £10,000 bursary and tailored support to help you develop new work and grow your practice.

Eligibility:

UK-based artists, partnerships or small collectives working in visual arts disciplines.

What you get:

£10,000, mentoring, networking, exhibition

Deadline 01 June 2025

Artistic Director of the Busan Biennale 2026

Eligibility:

What you get:

Deadline 01 June 2025

Grants of up to £10,000 are available to support:

Eligibility: Festival or biennale organisations. Designers may apply directly with confirmation from the festival. At least one party must be UK-based. Projects in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan are not eligible.

What you get: Grant of up to £10,000

Deadline 01 June 2025

YARAT Contemporary Art Space invites local and international artists to apply for Performance Week, part of the exhibition Once a Sea, exploring the emotional, ecological, and cultural dimensions of the Caspian Sea.

We welcome proposals in performance, time-based media, text, and participatory practices. No language or fee requirements.

Selected artists will take part in workshops and public presentations at YARAT.

Apply by June 1, 2025. Notifications by June 6.

Submit your proposal: https://shorturl.at/d9Pei"

Eligibility: Artists aged 18 and above working in performance, time-based media (video, sound, digital), text, or participatory practices are invited to apply. We especially encourage submissions from artists based in the Caspian Sea region (Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkmenistan), though the open call is also open to artists worldwide. There are no language restrictions, and both emerging and established artists are welcome.

What you get:

Deadline 01 June 2025

As Development Manager, you will be responsible for managing and supporting Nottingham Contemporary's ambitious development strategy to increase income, in collaboration with the Senior Development Manager who holds the overall responsibility for targets and strategy. Ensuring excellent stewardship of all supporters and a strong pipeline of donors and funders will be essential.

Eligibility: We're looking for someone who has excellent interpersonal skills, alongside the ability to write compelling cases for support. The ideal candidate will be innovative, pro-active and able to adapt easily as a creative problem-solver. A team player, you'll relish working collaboratively with colleagues to achieve shared goals.

What you get: Salary: £28,560 - £32,000 dependant on experience

Deadline 02 June 2025

Nested in the heart of a dynamic city, Tirana Art Residency – Vila 31 x Art Explora aims to support contemporary creation in all its forms, within a transdisciplinary and transgenerational perspective.

Opened in January 2025, Vila 31 x Art Explora runs a dynamic cultural programme in collaboration with local stakeholders, institutions, schools, and associations, including exhibitions, workshops, film screenings, discussions, and festivals open to all.

Eligibility: Artists and collectives, researchers and curators from all around the world are invited to apply for the residency programme. The application process is open only once a year for all 2026 sessions.

What you get: Each resident will enjoy a living and workshop area, production workshops, as well as living grants and production grant to develop their research.

Deadline 30 May 2025

East Quay is pleased to offer a 6-week residency to a South West based artist in our sought-after Studio 10 Project Space at East Quay. The residency will take place from: Friday 21 November 2025 to Sunday 4 January 2026 inclusively. We are accepting applications from artists working in all mediums.

Eligibility: Artists based in South West England. Artists of all ages, ethnic backgrounds, and varying levels of experience are welcome to apply. We are accepting applications from artists working in all mediums.

What you get: There is a £1,200 artist stipend, as well as a £300 contribution towards travel expenses and an offer to cover 7 nights worth of on-site accommodation. The artist will be featured in East Quay's marketing, on the website and social media etc. The artist will have sole use of Studio 10 Project Space throughout the residency and be supported by the Assistant Curator.

Deadline 30 May 2025

THE CALL FOR AL-TIBA9 ART MAGAZINE ISSUE19 IS NOW OPEN.

Al-Tiba9 Art Magazine is a global hub of creativity, showcasing cutting-edge contemporary art in various forms including Digital Arts, photography, painting, architecture, sculpture & installations, Film & Video Art, fashion design, interior design, and performance. We pride ourselves on providing a platform for avant-garde artists who push boundaries and redefine artistic expression.

Eligibility: Anyone

What you get: Publication in Al-Tiba9 Art Magazine ISSUE19

Deadline 30 May 2025

The [R.E. Award 2025] and [r.e. award 2025] are residency and exhibition-based art awards designed to support diverse artistic practices and creators.

The R.E. Award 2025 provides opportunities for artists and collectives with an established practice to deepen their engagement with new contexts, while the newly introduced r.e. award 2025 is tailored for artists, encouraging experimental and boundary-pushing projects.

Eligibility:

What you get:

Deadline 30 May 2025

We are thrilled to announce the launch of The Doorkeeper, a new art zine dedicated to exploring the intersection of art, philosophy, and poetry. We are currently accepting submissions from artists, writers, philosophers, and poets for our upcoming issues, and we invite you to be a part of this exciting journey.

We welcome submissions creatively exploring these themes through visual art, essays, and poetry. Whether you are an emerging artist or an established creative, we are interested in your unique perspective.

Eligibility: Open to all

What you get: We do not charge any fees for submissions or publication. All submissions will be reviewed by our jury, which includes professionals from the art and literary world. Artists whose work resonates with us may be invited for an interview, allowing you to share more about your creative process and ideas.

Deadline 31 May 2025

Building on the legacy of previous iterations, Jaipur Art Week Edition 5.0 launches an Open Call, inviting artists and creatives to share innovative proposals for new work that will encourage meaningful and open dialogue and collaboration.

Selected artists will be given the opportunity to showcase their work in a group exhibition or as solo interventions across our partner venues throughout Jaipur. Your proposal can respond to one of the venues listed below, otherwise our team will support you through the curatorial process to find the right fit for your work.

Eligibility: Contemporary emerging young artists

What you get: All exhibiting artists will receive a grant to support their participation in Jaipur Art Week 5.0, ranging from 15,000/- to 1.5 Lakhs depending on your project and if you are selected for the group show or a solo intervention. The breakdown of costs is as follows - Rs 15,000 - Group Show Rs 75,000 to 1 Lakh - Solo Show 1.5 Lakh - Large scale Installation All selected artists will be paired with an Artist Mentor who will provide between 1-3 virtual studio visits to support the development of your work for Jaipur Art Week 5.0. Additionally, you’ll receive curatorial support and guidance from PATI’s team. During Jaipur Art Week, exhibiting artists will have the opportunity to showcase their work to an international audience with PATI’s team supporting introductions to international museum and gallery professionals, collectors and more.

Deadline 31 May 2025

Boomer Gallery invites artists to explore the creative power of the subconscious in a curated exhibition near Tower Bridge. Showcase your work in a high-traffic, blue-chip-listed gallery with full support, promotional materials, and collector access.

Eligibility:

Open to UK and international artists aged 18+, working in any medium including painting, sculpture, photography, digital, installation, poetry, and AI-assisted art.

What you get:

Exhibition, printed/digital catalogues, PR, framing, champagne preview, direct sales (no commission), and collector advisory placement.

Fee: Application is free, but a £189 fee (including VAT) applies for each selected artist.

Deadline 31 May 2025

Aspex Portsmouth and Photoworks are offering a writer-in-residence opportunity linked to Traces of the Non-Existent, a new exhibition by London-based artist Ebun Sodipo. As part of the Photoworks Photography Champions programme, the residency invites a writer to explore the themes and practices of Sodipo’s commission. The residency will culminate in a written piece and a public in-conversation with the artist.

Eligibility: People aged 18+

What you get: £500 fee, public-facing event, and mentoring session with a member of the Photoworks team

Deadline: 30 May 2025

Deadline 30 May 2025

Art South Asia Project (ASAP) and Asia Art Archive in India (AAA-I) announce an open call for Assembling Art Archives: Workshops for South Asia, a programme on archiving within the field of modern and contemporary art from South Asia.

ASAP partners with AAA-I to host Assembling Art Archives: Workshops for South Asia, a ten-month-long online programme on archiving within the field of modern and contemporary art from South Asia. The first of its kind in the region, this programme hopes to foster learning exchange of methods, frameworks, and techniques for the building of art archives, with sessions facilitated by archivists working in diverse institutional contexts across the Global South and beyond.

Assembling Art Archives is designed for participants working in arts organisations and institutions, artist estates and studios, and independent arts spaces in the region. Scheduled to commence in August 2025, the programme consists of a maximum of twenty participants selected via open call from Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The online programme will be accompanied by an in-person gathering in Nepal in November 2025.

Eligibility:

What you get: Professional development in archival knowledge

Deadline 30 May 2025

Black Church Emerging Curator Award is now in its 7th year. This Award is designed to provide a platform and support for emerging curatorial research and presentation. The successful applicant will be given the opportunity to realise a public exhibition of work at the prime location of The Library Project at 4 Temple Bar in February 2026. This award is open to recent graduates.

Eligibility: Designed to provide a platform and support for emerging curatorial research and presentation. Open to graduates from 2015 – 2025

What you get: A €750 curatorial fee, Equitable payments for all artists, 2.5-week exhibition slot at The Library Project with an additional week for installation/take down, Accompanying public engagement programme including a curator led public event/talk, Private event for Sponsor/Friends, Professionally designed graphics, invite, riso exhibition publication, Exhibition publication printed in house using riso printing, PR, Marketing, Social Media, Technical installation support, Administrative support, Exhibition Preview Reception, Exhibition Invigilation.

Deadline 30 May 2025

NYC Skinny Minute by Kathleen Conover

The San Diego Watercolor Society is pleased to announce the Call for Entries for the 45th International Exhibition, 9/28 –10/31, 2025. The Exhibition will be held in our beautiful Gallery in The Arts District, Liberty Station. This year’s juror is award-winning artist Kathleen Conover, AWS, NWS, TWSA. $20,000 in cash and merchandise awards are anticipated. $6,000 First Prize.

Eligibility: Open to artists 18 years and older. Paintings must be water-based media (watercolor, acrylic, gouache, casein, or tempera) on paper, synthetic paper, paperboard, wrapped canvas, or cradled wood panel. $20,000 in cash and merchandise anticipated. $6,000 1st Prize.

What you get: $20,000 in cash and merchandise awards. $6,000 First Prize. Accepted paintings are for sale in our Gallery as well as Online.

Fee: Members $45; non-Members $55

Deadline 18 May 2025

With the recent political and cultural shifts across Southeast Asia, it’s time for storytellers to come together, learn from one another, and consolidate efforts. We invite storymakers from the region to join the Just Futures Impact Story Lab to reclaim our narratives. By sharing experiences and strategies, we can collectively drive systemic change. This will be a space for listening, learning, and solidarity—where we recognize that our struggles are not isolated, but interconnected. It starts with your story. Let's rewrite the future.

Eligibility: Storymakers working on audiovisual projects that address issues in Southeast Asia. This includes feature-length and short fiction and documentary films, interactive web series, campaign videos (commissioned or independent), animation, and other audiovisual formats.

Projects and applicants must be from one of the following countries: Brunei, Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, Timor-Leste, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, or Vietnam.

What you get: Accommodation and travel for participants will be covered by In-Docs (maximum of 2 persons per project). Travel expenses for participants coming from or returning to cities outside the Southeast Asia region will not be covered. Talks and discussions, workshops and meetings.

Deadline 18 May 2025

Open to all subject matter. We encourage artists to explore any theme or concept that resonates with their practice. However, we will not accept hate speech or subject matter that is discriminatory.

Eligibility:
Artists working in Media Arts are eligible to apply, including but not limited to those creating interactive installations, generative art, sound art, video art, software art, kinetic digital sculptures, circuit bending, electronics-based art, robotic art, light art, bio-responsive art, performances, and participatory works such as workshops or classes

What You Get:

Fee: $25

Deadline 16 May 2025

SPAM New Media Festival invites artists and practitioners working with digital, experimental and emerging artforms to submit work to be presented at the Georgetown Steam Plant in Seattle.

We are looking for interactive and immersive works and installations, video and projection mapping, audio and music installations and live performances, artist talks, workshops, demonstrations, and screenings. Submissions do not need to respond specifically to the site in theme or concept.

Eligibility: Any age, practicing artist, new media, digital, experimental art.

What you get: Exhibition, networking, promotion of work through event.

Deadline 16 May 2025

Within the global South Asian community lies a vast archive of cultures, spiritualities, and ancient knowledge—much of it buried by colonisation in the name of “progress.” As our world unravels, this wisdom might be exactly what we need to restore balance. But true change requires looking beyond today’s crises, beyond the short-sighted mistakes of history. Place yourself in the year 3000 and imagine new futures: with nature, with technology, with each other. Selected works will be part of a VR exhibition exploring these speculative, layered futures.

Eligibility: Must be of South Asian/ Mixed South Asian heritage

What you get: Selected artists will showcase their work in a globally accessible VR exhibition and be featured across Dhaga’s social channels, connecting with a wider creative community.

Deadline 16 May 2025

The Narva Art Residency, in collaboration with the Narva municipality’s department of architecture and urban planning, is launching its second open call for a large-scale public art installation or sculpture.

The installation will also serve as a platform for outdoor exhibitions, offering opportunities to engage and highlight various communities in Narva. The artist will be able to be present during the production process of the installation and engage in meaningful exchanges with local people.

Eligibility: This open call is for artists, architects, and creatives from Estonia and abroad. We are looking for applicants who are ready to lead the process hands-on, from sketch to final installation. The grant is awarded to one individual, and the residency is open to one or two participants, though the broader team of authors may be larger.

What you get: The selected applicant will receive a fee of [€2,000] and a production budget to cover materials and construction. Travel and accommodation at Narva Art Residency (NART) will be provided if needed. The artist will have access to studio space, expert mentoring from architects and curators (ALPA, NART, etc.), and technical support. Their work will be exhibited at Stockholm Square, serving as a long-term outdoor exhibition space. The project will be promoted via media, publications, and social channels, offering visibility, networking, and engagement with the local community, including artists and educators.

Deadline 15 May 2025

The Resilient Artist Cohort is an artist-led development programme supporting six Leeds-based artists through mentoring, skill-sharing workshops, and hands-on exhibition experience.

The programme is now live, with applications opening 1 May 2025.

Eligibility: Leeds-based artists who: Have 5+ exhibition-ready works Work in wall-based or small plinth formats Have been out of formal education for 2+ years Are excited to learn, share, and collaborate.

What you get: Expert-led training (curation, funding, strategy & more) 1:1 mentorship tailored to your practice £250 bursary Real-world exhibition experience A collaborative space for growth & experimentation.

Deadline 15 May 2025

Omi Art Gallery invites artists to apply for our new curated online exhibition, Biography – Before, Now, or After, featuring a selection of works chosen by guest curator Anzhela Popova, a London-based gallerist and curator from ADH Studio, Notting Hill.

Eligibility: Local and international artists, emerging and professional

What you get: Curated online exhibition, certificate, catalogue

Fee: £20

Deadline 15 May 2025

Tate Papers is seeking contributions for a special issue exploring transgenerational connections and ancestral knowledge in art. Submissions may explore themes of matrilineage, rematriation and interconnected transnational histories. Reflecting the museum’s wider programme, the issue will focus on artists who are centring modes of embodied and ancestral knowledge primarily passed on through women. Please send submissions and questions to tatepapers@tate.org.uk.

Eligibility: Emerging and established art historians, arts professionals and artists

What you get: Publication opportunity

Deadline 12 May 2025

From the island, we extend our greetings to nature, exploring celestial harmony and the evolving relationship between land, water, and unseen forces. How do you define an island? Is it a historical witness, an ecological laboratory, or something more?

This exhibition moves beyond human-centered narratives, embracing coexistence through the rhythms of tides, wind, and soil. By reinterpreting island ecologies, it invites us to rethink our connection with nature. Join us in reshaping perspectives on islands and your living worlds.

Eligibility: Age: 20 and above; artists, researchers, and creative practitioners are welcome.

What you get: Artist Fee & Shipping: – Artist fee: RMB 3,000~5,000 (Tax Included; As decided by the organizations) – Shipping (for artists based in China): Covered for packages within 68x48x36cm per box (max: 3 boxes); two ways. – Shipping (for artists outside China): To be discussed with organizers and the venue. Additional taxes or fees may apply. Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses. We can assist in providing an invitation letter if needed. The organizations reserve the right of final interpretation.

Deadline 12 May 2025

King's Lynn is looking for experienced artist(s) or arts organisation to deliver a series of light projections in partnership with communities to feature in the HANSA20 celebrations

Eligibility: Light projection artists or organisations

What you get: Budget of up to £25,000 inclusive of VAT, to include artist fee, delivery of community workshops, and costs of production, presentation and promotion. There is a discretionary budget of up to £10,000 for capital items which may be required to deliver the project.

Deadline 12 May 2025

Calling all UK-based emerging artists. Light Up The North are seeking innovative light artwork ideas for their 2025 programme, offering commissions of up to £18,000 along with mentorship support. Exhibit your work at 4-5 incredible light festivals including: Lightpool Blackpool, Light Night Leeds, BD is LiT (Bradford), Barnsley Bright Nights, Light Up Wakefield, Nightfall Middlesbrough, Lightwaves Salford, Illuminate Oldham and Colliderfest (Hull). They are looking for sustainable, captivating mid/large-scale pieces.

Eligibility: UK residents, 18+

What you get: £18K for 2 artists + mentoring, marketing and producer support

Deadline 12 May 2025

The Cass Art Prize 2025, presented by The Cass Group, aims to champion contemporary art from across the UK and the Republic of Ireland with a £10,000 cash prize and a free stand at The Other Art Fair in spring 2026 to the overall winner of the competition. There are additional prizes worth £15,000 including a Students Award, an Art Educators Award and more! Plus a prestigious group exhibition at Copeland Gallery, London in autumn 2025.

Eligibility: The prize is open to all artists of all abilities based in the UK, Isle of Man, the Channel Islands (Jersey and Guernsey) & the Republic of Ireland aged 18+. Accepting all forms of 2D & 3D artworks made using analogue materials. Not accepting photography, videography, sound art, performance art, architectural designs, NFTs, fully digital and AI artworks. Artworks which have previously won prizes or awards may not be submitted. Artworks must have been created since 1st March 2022. Artists can enter up to 4 artworks.

What you get: The Main Winner will receive £10,000 cash plus a free stand at Saatchi Art's The Other Art Fair in spring 2026. Works will be judged by a respected panel of guest judges with extensive knowledge and experience across the art industry, and selected artists will be invited to take part in a group exhibition in London from 24th October - 1st November 2025. There are 14 additional prizes worth over £15,000 including the Judge's New Talent Award - a Solo Show at Soho Revue, the Development Award courtesy of Contemporary Art Academy and more!

Fees: £12 for 1, £20 for 2, £28 for 3, £36 for 4. Students & Art Educators get discounts on entry fees.

Deadline 13 May 2025

The Hopper Prize is accepting submissions for $3,500 and $1,000 artist grants. They will be providing 6 grants totaling $11,000 USD. 2 artists will each receive $3,500 and 4 artists will each receive $1,000. All media is eligible. Numerous past winners from the UK. Additional exposure is available via a 30 artist shortlist, online journal, & Instagram currently reaching over 150k.

Eligibility: Visual artists age 18 and older

What you get: 2 artists will each receive $3,500 and 4 artists will each receive $1,000

Fee: $40 USD

Deadline 13 May 2025

This unique fellowship offers opportunities for playful experimentation and the space to re-imagine beyond conventional artistic and scientific boundaries.

Eligibility: Open to artists internationally and is not confined to any single aesthetic, theme or medium. Artists with no previous experience of working with scientists or in a scientific environment are particularly encouraged to apply.

What you get:

● £10,000 GBP stipend paid to the artist towards living costs and expenses

● Rent-free accommodation and meals provided at Girton College during the residency period in Cambridge

● Travel budget of up to £3,000 GBP (depending on where the artist is based) will be made available to support the cost of travel to/from Cambridge

● Production budget of £10,000 GBP will be made available to support the development of new work arising from the Fellowship.

About Cavendish Arts Science

Rooted in an ethos of experimenting, decentring and re-imagining, CAS supports artistic work that questions traditional centring of voices and ways of knowing, and creates new spaces to re-imagine material and immaterial universes.

Deadline 10 May 2025

INSTINC seeks for artists/creative individuals whose work embodies clear conceptual ideas and innovative approaches that resonate deeply with the contemporary cultural landscape.

Eligibility: We welcome artists, artist duos, collectives, or any other practitioners from any medium or discipline, irrespective of their geographical location, who are craving for a dedicated space and focused time in initiating, expanding and finalising a project.

Open to all local and international artists.

What you get: The residency is split into 2 sections: Production and Exhibition. 6 weeks of residency is equivalent to 5 weeks of Production + 1 week of Exhibition.

All artist-in-residence will be given an opportunity to exhibit in the gallery space of INSTINC for one week at the end of their residencies, regardless of the duration of residency. Opening reception and Artist Talk scheduled during the exhibition. Each artists will be included on the website of INSTINC, along with mention in the press release. During the residencies, social media campaign will be scheduled for the promotion of artists and projects.

Deadline 07 May 2025

We are looking for artist submissions of all genres and media themed around the intersection of digital and organic art for a mixed media exhibition and live gig. Each successful applicant will receive a percentage of ticket sales from the show and will be featured in our next publication Doozy 003.

Eligibility: No restrictions to who can apply - for international artists please specify any installation requirements as early as possible.

What you get: An agreed % of ticket sales on the door. And the chance to be featured in our exhibition pamphlet/magazine.

Deadline 06 May 2025

The 5th edition of ALA Art Prize launches its Open Call to all Italian and foreign artists and collectives working in Italy. This open call is dedicated to a cross-cultural artistic community, with no age limits, which stands out for the variety of its experiences, perspectives and languages.

The winning project, selected by Giovanni Carmine, Eugenio Viola, and Alessia Volpe, will receive a production prize of €10.000, plus a €2.000 fee for the artist.

There’s also a new prize for under-35s: in 2025’s edition we created an Acquisition Award for young artists.

Eligibility: The call is open to all artists or collectives of artists of Italian nationality and to foreign artists, or collectives of artists, active in Italy

What you get: The winning project will be awarded a prize of € 10.000,00 including applicable legal charges and net of VAT as required by law, inclusive of the all costs, such as production and insured transport, related to the artwork, whose property will be transferred without reserve to ALA SpA by virtue of the acceptance of this regulation. The winning artist will also receive a fee of € 2.000,00, including applicable legal charges and net of VAT in the legal measures. In the case of collective artists, the sum is to be paid to the collective and not to individual members. ACQUISITION PRIZE (NEW!) The acquisition prize is intended to promote and enhance the work of artists and collectives under 35 through the purchase of a completed artwork. The winner will be selected by ALA among the artists under the age of 35 taking part in the Open Call, and the acquired work, whose ownership will be transferred unreservedly to ALA S.p.A. by virtue of acceptance of this Regulation, will become part of the corporate collection.

Deadline 08 May 2025

Who are you when no one’s watching? And who do you become when everyone is? Take part in Boomer Gallery’s upcoming London sales exhibition exploring personal and cultural identity. Showcase your artwork, connect with collectors, and enhance your professional visibility in a vibrant setting.

Eligibility: Open to artists worldwide working in painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and mixed media.

What you get: Inclusion in exhibition, printed catalogues, promotional support, professional photography of your work, networking opportunities, and opening reception.

Fee: £189 (including VAT) upon selection.

Deadline 03 May 2025

The New Forest National Park Artist in Residence Programme is an opportunity for artists of any discipline to work with and comment on a chosen area, idea, or community within or engaging with the National Park. The brief is purposefully open to encourage artists to pursue a line of prolonged research whilst on their residency and to connect with a local and national audience with site specific work and/or a gallery show six months on. The residencies are designed to allow artists to build closer links between contemporary questions of the Forest and the people and more urban spaces that make up the National Park. We are looking for artists with an inspiring vision and a sense on urgency, whose focus is on creativity inspiring change. The highly protected nature of the National Park means that we are interested in artists who can understand this special landscape and respond to this positively in their work. This is an incredible chance to build a collection of responses from artists whose knowledge and experience can help to positively promote arts throughout the National Park.

Eligibility: Open to UK and International Artists

What you get: The value of each residency is £8,000, which includes a cash payment to the selected artists of £3750 plus £1250 towards travel and materials.

Deadline 02 May 2025

Artelier has an exciting new opportunity for a hybrid role of Sales/Marketing Coordinator and Art Consultant. Artelier is a leading Art Consultancy and Curatorial Services company with its head office in Bristol, UK and European office in Granada, Spain. Working internationally across Europe, Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia, the company’s portfolio of projects includes public art/exhibitions, artist estate services, private residential, yachts/aviation, corporate collections and high-end hotels. We are a small team of 12+ friendly, worldly, passionate and highly dedicated individuals. Learn more about our work here: www.artelier.com

The hybrid role consists of two core strands of work, which at times may be independent and at others they will seamlessly crossover. We are looking for a talented individual with solid marketing track record and an ‘eye on the prize’, complemented with a deep passion and knowledge of contemporary and modern art.

Role Outline – Marketing/Sales Coordinator

Role outline – Art Consultant

Alongside your marketing work you will be supporting the company in its art research and art consultancy for projects.

Eligibility: Education and experience

What you get: Full-time 5 days/ 37.5 hrs per week (part time may be considered) / salary industry competitive. Office based in either Bristol, UK or Granada, Spain.

Deadline 02 May 2025

Image: A Burmese map of the world, showing traces of Medieval European map-making from The Thirty-Seven Nats: A Phase of Spirit Worship Prevailing in Burma (1906) by Sir Richard Carnac Temple (1850-1931). The Himalayas are shown by a horizontal green line: above is the magical land of seven lakes and Mount Meru; below is where strangers come from.

TULCA is pleased to announce details of its 2025 Open Call curated by Beulah Ezeugo; Strange lands still bear common ground. The 23rd edition of the TULCA Festival of Visual Arts invites proposals from artists whose work orbits around themes of collectivity, binarism, solidarity, affinity, and exchange. To learn more about how to apply and read the full curatorial statement from this year's curator, Beulah Ezeugo, visit: www.tulca.ie/open-call-2025 TULCA Festival of Visual Arts Strange lands still bear common ground Curated by Beulah Ezeugo 7-23 November 2025 Galway, Ireland

Eligibility: 18+

What you get: Exhibition opportunities, artist fee, installation costs, accommodation (if required), insurance (gallery), curatorial support, marketing, promotion, opening reception, exhibition catalogue, professional documentation, invigilation, sales support.

Deadline 02 May 2025

The Processing Foundation Fellowship Program proudly announces its return for 2025, featuring an invigorating theme: Data Storytelling.

Eligibility: We invite individuals and collectives working across creative coding, interactive fiction, time-based media, and live performances to propose artistic or technical projects that explore innovative approaches to telling stories through data.

What you get: Fellows will receive support through a $10,000 stipend, mentorship, workshops, public programs, and community engagement opportunities.

Deadline 02 May 2025

Walking through the streets of Tokyo, what kind of places and people will bring us unknown discoveries and creative experiences?

We are now calling for new “sanpo” art projects to join us in our explorations!

We look forward to receiving your new “sanpo” art project ideas that match the originality and social engagement of “SOCIAL DIVE,” which is conceptualised as immersing oneself in the local culture and community of Tokyo, Japan!

Eligibility: Open to all ages over 18 years old

What you get: Round-trip Travel expenses (Up to 300,000JPY including tax based on efficient and reasonable economy class tickets between Tokyo and your country.) (Maximum 1 person) / Accommodation in Tokyo -/Coordination of venue for the art program /Support fee for project development (with a budget limit of 200,000JPY including tax) /Honorarium 100,000JPY, including tax /Interpretation and translation support /Issue of Invitation Letter

Deadline 02 May 2025

Fall into Focus Periods: 1 month (29 days) When: Oct / Nov 2025 Where: Arteles Creative Center, Hämeenkyrö, Finland Application deadline: 1st May 2025 Fall into Focus residency program is for artists, writers and researchers who want to concentrate on their creative practice, projects, writing or research. The program brings together creative individuals from various different fields and backgrounds.

Eligibility: Emerging and professional artists, writers, designers from all fields of creativity + Researchers, scientists, philosophers, psychologists engaged with areas such as Psychology / Philosophy / Cosmology / Neuroscience / Nature / Meditation / Mysticism / Spirituality / Metaphysics / Math & Physics / A.I. / Future studies

What you get: Residency program

Fee: No application fee, but monthly residency cost is €1,350-1,950

Deadline 01 May 2025

Call for graphic design or handmade art to promote a website with safe abortion options in the US. The winning design will win $1500 and be printed on a limited run of t-shirts.

Eligibility: Anyone! The contest is open internationally and to all expertise levels.

What you get: $1500 + winning design on limited t-shirt run.

Deadline 01 May 2025

The Langham Estate is seeking an emerging artist to create a striking new mural for the Fitzrovia Quarter in central London, which captures the vibrancy of the area’s past and present.The new commission for 63-65 Mortimer Street is a rare opportunity for an emerging artist or collective to add to Fitzrovia’s diverse streetscape, creating a new local landmark.

Eligibility: This opportunity is open to submissions from emerging or early career artists, working in any discipline. Those underrepresented in the creative communities due experience of barriers related to socio-econmic status, ethnicity, disability, gender and sexuality are particularly encouraged to apply. ‘Emerging’ artist is often defined as being one of the following: Being no more than 7 years post graduating from your most recent qualification Having set up your practice in the last 7 years An artist who has had a break from their practice, but is still within the first 7 years of commencing

What you get: The budget for this project is £15,000 + VAT including fees, materials and installation costs. For guidance, the artists’ fee should be 15% of this total as a minimum.

Deadline 01 May 2025

The 2025 Abbey Mural Prize is juried by members of the National Academy, including both artists and architects. The Abbey Mural Prize supports projects with grants typically ranging from $10,000 to $40,000. Grants are awarded to create or restore public murals, especially those that promote accessibility and serve local audiences. While murals are conventionally defined as paintings or mosaics on a wall, the prize also encourages proposals that broaden and challenge the definition of what a contemporary mural can be.

Eligibility: Applications are open to all artists, architects, and designers, as well as arts and community-based organizations and other nonprofits, with project leads eighteen years of age or older. Projects must be for public buildings or buildings owned by a charitable institution; otherwise, there are no restrictions. Applications are open to all artists, architects, designers, as well as arts organizations, community-based organizations, and nonprofits. Lead artist must be selected prior to application submission. Project location must be selected with necessary permissions/approvals procured from legal owners. Applications will be required to provide a letter of commitment from the organization on their letterhead. Projects must be for public buildings or buildings owned by a charitable institution. Project proposals must be for sites located within the United States, Tribal Nations, or U.S. territories, including American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Project Leads must be at least 18 years old.

What you get: Between 10,000-40,000 USD

Deadline 02 May 2025

The residency program is designed for international artists - or national artists residing abroad - for the development of artistic projects, individual or collective.

Driven by the desire to intensify and exchange knowledge with artists through creative and productive practices, in 2015 Zaratan announced the promotion of an international art residency. Our goal is to mix experienced with emerging artists and give them the possibility to bring their work in an experimental context through exchange and collaboration within the local network.

Eligibility: All are welcomed!

What you get: The artists-in-residence at Zaratan are given the opportunity to develop a project over a fixed period of time, and to reflect and consolidate their artistic practice in the specific context of Lisbon. We provide private accommodation, 24/7 private working studio, technical assistance, promotion and communication support, open public presentation of the residency process. Although labs and technique-specific facilities are not available, we will do our best to fulfill your needs, providing logistical support for producing work and events within our network of partners and collaborators. All artists are encouraged and welcome to share the outcome of their residency through talks, performance, open studios or other formats of public presentations.

Deadline 30 April 2025

Fotografic Gallery, Prague announces two international open calls for exhibition projects for 2026! Both open calls are meant for Czech and international artists (based in Europe), both individuals and art collectives. Fotografic focuses primarily on contemporary photography with overlaps and crossovers to other art fields and art experiments.

Eligibility: Artists based in Europe

What you get: PR (social networks, newsletter, media) – curator – installation assistance – organisation of an exhibition opening – corresponding accompanying art events during the exhibition – duration of the show 4-6 weeks, open to public Tue-Sat

Deadline 30 April 2025

With this open call we are searching for 6 artists to work at a new unconventional touristic guidebook in collaboration with Ukrainian local communities.

Eligibility: Call open to individual artists working with any media and who are citizens or permanent residents of all EU eligible countries and Ukraine.

What you get: A grant of EUR 3000 €; travel to and hospitality at Bakota Hub (Horaivka, Khmelnytskyi Oblast, Ukraine) during 2 weeks of residence; 3-days three-day capacity building activity in Warsaw in 14-17 July 2025 (travel costs are covered by the partners) on the art & community-based methodology that artists are invited to adopt for developing the proposed artwork; artistic curatorial and tutoring feedback sessions; network and exchange opportunities with other residency artists at Bakota Hub in Ukraine; artwork featured in an international publication; International dissemination of the publication in festival and book fairs.

Deadline 30 April 2025

The Art Vacancy (TAV) is seeking proposals for Dirty Dishes, a conceptual art installation delving into domestic labor, emotional dynamics in modern relationships, and interpersonal communication.

Eligibility: Open to all applicants

What you get: Artist Stipend: $3,000​ Materials Budget: Up to $1,300, curatorial support, production oversight, and logistical assistance throughout the project.​ Opportunity to work with national brand (this information is not released until final selection of artists so please do not disclose), Potential opportunity for future collaborations. Sales support, networking, marketing.

Deadline 30 April 2025

International Artist Grand Prize Competition (I.A.G.P.C.)is one of Asia’s top art contests organized by Taiwan International Contemporary Artist Association. Combining I.A.G.P.C. with Art Revolution Taipei (A.R.T.), Organizer will display artworks created by the most distinguished artist all over the world in order to promote individual artists to Asian market. The combined power of both of these unrivaled art outlets will result in more opportunities of sponsorship, exhibition and sale.

Eligibility: Open to all top artists over 18 years old

What you get: Award and opportunity to exhibit in Taiwan

Deadline 30 April 2025