Opportunities

Short Description: Color has the power to transform an image—to set a mood, evoke an emotion, or demand attention. In Color + Space, we invite photographers to explore the dynamic relationship between color and the spaces it inhabits. Whether expansive landscapes, intimate interiors, or abstract compositions, this exhibition seeks images where color interacts with space in compelling ways. From bold, saturated hues that define a scene to subtle tonal shifts that shape atmosphere, color can be the unifying force within a photograph. We encourage submissions that showcase how color not only enhances composition but also influences depth, perspective, and perception. […]

Short Description We’re inviting artists to apply for our upcoming Riso Residency, an opportunity to explore and experiment with Risograph printing for free. This residency offers dedicated time to learn the process, develop new work, and expand creative approaches using our Riso room, which includes two risograph printers, with a range of colours, a folding machine, and a guillotine. This makes it perfect for crafting prints, or developing zines. Eligibility This residency offers dedicated time to learn the process, develop new work, and expand creative approaches using our Riso room, which includes two risograph printers, with a range of colours, […]

Short Description American Women Artists is pleased to announce its ninth museum exhibition as part of the 25 in 25 campaign, an initiative to have 25 museum shows for its members over 25 years. A Vision of Nature: American Women Artists will be exhibited at the National Sporting Library & Museum. Founded in 1954, the National Sporting Library & Museum is located in Middleburg, the heart of Virginia’s beautiful horse and hunt country. The inviting 6-acre campus, world-class research Library, and Fine Art Museum, highlight the rich heritage and tradition of country pursuits while advocating for the conservation of landscape, open space, and waterways […]

Short Description Light Up the North (LUTN) is a network of light festivals across the North of England. Nine of these festivals are working together through SHINE to commission up to two artists or collectives in 2025. The SHINE programme aims to nurture and develop new talent and is open to anyone (aged 18 or over) with an idea for a shining light artwork, and the skills to realise that idea. The chosen artworks will be exhibited at four/five of the following LUTN festivals: Colliderfest 25 Lightpool Light Night Leeds BD is Lit Barnsley Bright Nights Light Up Wakefield Nightfall […]

Short Description VARES is an international interdisciplinary residency for spatial practice, whose main task is to seek, find and create alternative spatial practices that are not based on market logic, but rather on the desire to create spaces and places that enrich everyday life, empower the local community and town of Valga. We are interested in finding ways to practice slow architecture, critically rethinking the discipline of architecture, learning and resurrecting vernacular and traditional crafts, gathering old and used materials and creating a place for lifelong learning for architects and spatial artists. VARES is a part of the European Capital of Culture Tartu […]

Short Description Borderland Poetics: Rewilding Tongues announces an open call for a project and production assistant position at the Sequences Art Festival, which will take place in Reykjavík, Iceland in October 2025.  The position provides an opportunity for emerging cultural professionals based in Estonia, Finland or Wales to gain first-hand international work experience and contribute to preparing and producing a major art event. This is a paid opportunity that promotes cooperation between Wales and the Nordic-Baltic region.  Sequences is an artist-run international art festival held every other year in Reykjavík. The festival subtitle Real-time Art Festival refers to its original […]

Short Description Tate Papers is a peer-reviewed online journal and research platform focusing on art, its history and museum practice. Published twice a year, the journal reflects the breadth of Tate’s collection, exhibition programme and activities, but submissions to Tate Papers do not need to refer to Tate or to works in its collection. Tate Papers aims to showcase a range of disciplinary approaches to the study of art and museums, and welcomes new and experimental ways of participating in research. Peer-reviewed formats include text-based ​articles, practice-based research, video essays and interactive digital experiences. We are seeking contributions for a special issue exploring transgenerational […]

Short Description SUAVEART concentrates on the cultural value between art and life. Presenting the stories and issues related to “island, art and life”. Creating the borderless dialogues that can be found everywhere in our daily life. From the island, we extend our greetings to nature—an invitation to explore the contemporary aesthetics of celestial harmony. What is your relationship with the island? How do you define “island”? Do you take plants as witnesses to adrress history? Do you shape islands as ecological laboratories? How to reinterpret the natural soul of islands? This exhibition moves beyond human-centered narratives, embracing a non-anthropocentric perspective […]

Short Description The CultureHub Residency Program supports artists experimenting with emerging technologies in search of new artistic forms. We are seeking artists developing new projects that are both critically and imaginatively informed by technology. This year, we are accepting proposals in two tracks: ON LOOP (Interactive Installation track) and IRL/URL (Hybrid Performance track). The key difference between the tracks is how projects engage their audience. Projects can utilize technologies such as telepresence, virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, creative coding, live web, game design, etc. and can be at various stages of development.  1. ON LOOPInteractive Installation trackThis track […]