New York
Organizer Information What Will the Neighbors Say? (WWTNS?) is an agile, Brooklyn-based theatre company established in 2016 under the artistic leadership of James Clements and Sam Hood Adrain. Operating with a core mission to provoke critical public questions through untold stories, the company creates source-based theatre using historical archives, interviews, journalism, and primary documentation. Having […]
Organizer Information Collective Z is an artist-founded contemporary art gallery and project space located in the Lower East Side art district of New York City. The gallery specializes in presenting focused solo presentations and curated programming centered around abstraction, psychological intensity, and cohesive bodies of work. Collective Z actively champions emerging and mid-career artists whose […]
Description & Background Founded in 2026 by artist, curator, and former strategy consultant Alex Z. Wang, Collective Z is a contemporary gallery and project space located at 325 Broome Street in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Transitioning from over a decade advising fashion and luxury brands to focusing on atmospheric abstraction, wearable art, and creative community […]
Description & Background Founded in 2009 by filmmaker Ira Sachs, Queer|Art is a non-profit organization that cultivates an intergenerational community of LGBTQ+ artists across disciplines. Established to address the systemic loss of mentors resulting from the ongoing AIDS crisis—as well as the historic lack of economic and institutional support for queer creators—Queer|Art operates nationwide from […]
Organizer Information New City Critics is an elite, collaborative fellowship initiative co-founded and administered by the Urban Design Forum and The Architectural League of New York. The Urban Design Forum is a member-powered organization connecting over 1,000 civic leaders to design, build, and care for an equitable metropolis. The Architectural League of New York acts […]
Organizer Information City as Living Laboratory (CALL) is a pioneering non-profit organization that brings together artists, scientists, and urban residents to co-create sustainable solutions for pressing environmental challenges across climate, equity, and public health. CALL focuses its long-term initiatives on communities disproportionately impacted by environmental degradation, turning local infrastructure and hidden ecological systems into platforms […]
Organizer Information Decagon Gallery is an online photography platform based in Brooklyn, NY, specializing in contemporary photography. The gallery provides a curated environment for photographers to showcase their work and engage with a global audience of art enthusiasts. Title & Description Portal: At the Edge of Becoming – International Photography Open Call. This exhibition explores […]
Organizer Information The JGS Fellowship for Photography is a prestigious grant program administered by the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) with generous support from The Joy of Giving Something (JGS). NYFA regularly revisits its guidelines to ensure clarity, accessibility, and the reduction of unintentional bias in its selection processes. Title & Description 2026 […]
Organizer Information Sfumato Art Creatives is a New York-based artistic hub dedicated to fostering global creative growth. Inspired by the “sfumato” technique, the platform provides tools and visibility for artists worldwide through high-quality exhibitions, professional publications, and curated digital showcases. Title & Description Sfumato Spring Group Exhibition 2026: International Open Call. This year’s theme is […]