International
Organizer Information The Gwangju Biennale Foundation is a leading cultural institution based in Gwangju, South Korea, internationally recognized for organizing one of Asia’s most influential contemporary art biennales—the Gwangju Biennale. Established by the Gwangju Metropolitan City, the foundation plays a central role in fostering global contemporary art discourse, with a strong emphasis on socially engaged, […]
Organizer Information Ey!Studio is an independent creative space, studio complex, and contemporary art laboratory based in Carabanchel, Madrid—one of the city’s most dynamic and rapidly growing districts for alternative artistic production. Since its founding in 2017, the association has hosted more than 65 international artists, filmmakers, and researchers. It serves as a vital platform for […]
Organizer Information The International Awards for Art Criticism (IAAC) is a globally recognized platform dedicated to advancing independent critical writing on contemporary art. In its twelfth edition, IAAC continues its mission to encourage rigorous, reflective, and research-based art criticism beyond commercial or institutional pressures. The program is jointly supported by academic and cultural institutions in […]
Organizer Information SWANFALL ART is the curatorial and artist development division of SWANFALL, a London-based contemporary art platform dedicated to curatorial production, artist representation, art advisory, and secondary market transactions. Its core mission is to foster an open, diverse, and transnational platform that supports intellectually rigorous and experimentally driven artistic practices. As the commercial exhibitions […]
Organizer Information One Culture Foundation (OCF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging cultural divides and empowering diverse communities through education, career development, and innovative programs. With operations in New York and the California Bay Area, OCF creates inclusive platforms that celebrate diversity, foster resilience, and cultivate opportunities for sustainable growth. Since 2020, OCF […]
Organizer Information SPIRA9 is an East London–based curatorial platform and art organisation dedicated to supporting established, emerging, and under-represented artists across disciplines. Through exhibitions, editorial projects, and artist development programmes, it builds pathways for visibility, collaboration, and critical dialogue. Its programming spans large-scale group exhibitions, intimate solo presentations, and experimental pop-ups, alongside a quarterly publication […]
Organizer Information The origins of the South London Gallery lie in the South London Working Men’s College, established by William Rossiter in 1868, which evolved into a Free Library and Art Gallery. In 1891, the South London Fine Art Gallery opened at its current location on Peckham Road. The permanent site was partly secured thanks […]
Organizer Information National Trust Cymru is the Welsh arm of the National Trust, the UK’s largest conservation charity, dedicated to the protection and stewardship of historic buildings, landscapes, coastlines, gardens, and collections across Wales. Its portfolio spans mountains and beaches, gardens and parklands, historic houses and their collections, with notable sites including Chirk Castle, Powis […]
Organizer Information Collective Z is an independent, contemporary art gallery and project space located in the Lower East Side art district of New York City. Founded on the conviction that underrepresented artistic voices deserve dedicated market visibility, the gallery mounts bold, emotionally intelligent exhibitions focusing on abstraction and psychological intensity. Camp Z serves as Collective […]