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Organizer Information Foundwork is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit organization supporting access, visibility, and recognition for contemporary artists internationally. Its digital platform enables emerging and mid-career artists working across media to present their practices to curators, gallerists, writers, and other art professionals. Foundwork also runs programmes including Guest Curators and Dialogues, creating opportunities for professional visibility […]

Organizer Information Rose Choreographic School is an experimental research and pedagogy project based at Sadler’s Wells East in London. The School takes a postdisciplinary approach to the idea of the “choreographic,” extending beyond conventional dance-making to investigate how movement, systems, relationships, attitudes, and forms of organisation can be understood and explored. Rather than operating as […]

Organizer Information Rotterdam Photo is an annual photography festival and photo fair in Rotterdam, Netherlands, known for presenting contemporary photography in an accessible public setting. The festival brings together photographers, collectors, curators, gallerists, art professionals, and the wider public, attracting around 10,000 visitors. Its programme emphasizes diverse photographic practices and provides artists with opportunities to […]

Organizer Information Hal Bromm Gallery is a longstanding contemporary art gallery in New York City and was founded by Hal Bromm in 1975 as Tribeca’s first contemporary art gallery. Over five decades, the gallery has supported emerging and established artists and has presented historically significant exhibitions featuring artists including Keith Haring, David Wojnarowicz, Rosemarie Castoro, […]

Organizer Information SITE Toronto describes itself as a new kind of institution for contemporary art, built in response to concrete gaps in the arts ecosystem and putting artists first, creating space for interdisciplinary experimentation, fostering opportunities for artistic exchange, and connecting contemporary art more meaningfully to everyday life in the city. According to the opportunity […]

Organizer Information This is Gender (TiG) is a global visual storytelling initiative housed within Global 50/50, an independent think tank focused on advancing gender justice through research, data, advocacy, and institutional accountability. TiG uses photography and visual culture to challenge dominant narratives around gender and representation. Its photography competitions attract thousands of submissions internationally, with […]

Organizer Information The International Ceramics Festival Mino, Japan, is a major international ceramics festival held every three years across the Mino region of Gifu Prefecture, one of Japan’s leading ceramic-producing areas. Established in 1986, the festival promotes the development of the ceramics industry and the advancement of ceramic culture through international exchange in ceramics design […]

Organizer Information Rossonove is an independent non-profit association based in Alassio, along the Western Ligurian coast of Italy. Dedicated to site-specific artistic interventions and landscape transformations, the organization works in collaboration with partners such as the Trasformatorio Foundation and Radio Antidoto. Operating under the guiding philosophy of “zero land consumption,” Rossonove resists new construction and […]

Organizer Information The TNT Residency is a joint initiative co-run by Tiger Strikes Asteroid New York (TSA NY) and Transmitter Gallery, two artist-run, volunteer-operated contemporary art galleries situated within the prominent art hub at 1329 Willoughby Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Founded to cultivate community, artistic dialogue, and experimental practice, both organizations champion artist-centric programming, non-commercial […]