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Organizer Information WALK DONT RUN is a large-scale, community-driven public art initiative based in Seattle. The event is produced by Friends of Walk Don’t Run in collaboration with the City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, an institution known for supporting public art, cultural programming, and artist-led urban interventions across the city. The initiative […]
Organizer Information The Stanley Picker Gallery at Kingston University is a leading commissioning venue and university gallery in the UK. Established in 1997, it serves as a creative production site and “expanded studio” on the Hogsmill River, functioning as a primary cultural interface between the university and the South-West London community. Title & Description Stanley […]
Organizer Information Velvetpark Media hosts its 6th annual residency program to support the creative growth of LGBTQ+ artists. The program is dedicated to providing space and visibility for queer creators, fostering artistic excellence within the LGBTQ+ community. Title & Description Velvetpark 6th Annual LGBTQ+ Visual Artist Residency 2026 This 7-week season-long residency offers a dedicated […]
Organizer Information The Early Career Writers of Poetry Residency is presented by Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, one of Canada’s most established multidisciplinary arts institutions. Based in Banff, Alberta, Banff Centre functions as an international hub for artistic training, residencies, and professional development programs across literature, visual arts, music, film, and interdisciplinary practices. The […]
Organizer Information The Nicholson Project is a contemporary artist residency and cultural space located in Washington, DC, USA. Founded with a mission to provide artists with dedicated time, space, and institutional support, it operates out of a renovated historic row house that integrates living quarters, studio facilities, exhibition programming, and a community garden. The organization […]
Organizer Information The opportunity is offered by Dia Art Foundation, a leading contemporary art institution founded in 1974 in New York. Dia was established to support, commission, and present ambitious works of art from the 1960s onward that may not be realized within traditional museum structures. Dia operates as a multi-site institution with permanent locations […]
Organizer Information Established in 2012, Wells Art Contemporary (WAC) is an international competition that provides a unique stage for innovative visual art. The exhibition takes place within the historic Wells Cathedral, the first Gothic cathedral in England, which attracts approximately 18,000 visitors per month. Title & Description Wells Art Contemporary 2026. This competition invites artists […]
Organizer Information The PLAYA, in collaboration with the PRAx at Oregon State University and the Spring Creek Project, is a multidisciplinary initiative rooted in the intersection of arts, humanities, and environmental research. PLAYA is a well-established residency center located in the high desert of Oregon, known for its immersive, place-based programs that support artists, scientists, […]
Organizer Information The Women’s Studio Workshop (WSW) is a long-established, artist-run non-profit organization based in Rosendale, New York (USA), dedicated to supporting women and gender-expansive artists working in the printmaking and book arts. Founded in 1974, WSW has developed into a significant international hub for experimental print, papermaking, letterpress, screen printing, and artists’ book production. […]