United States

Organizer Information Located within the historic, coastal military barracks of Fort Barry inside the Marin Headlands—a pristine coastal sanctuary managed by the Golden Gate National Recreation Area—Headlands Center for the Arts is an internationally acclaimed non-profit cultural institution. Since its founding, Headlands has served as a paradigm-shifting incubator for creative inquiry, critical thinking, and cross-cultural […]

Organizer Information Core Clay is a prominent, privately owned ceramics destination and retail supplier based in Norwood, Ohio. Serving a dynamic community of over 100 clay artists, the sprawling facility houses active pottery wheels, production kilns, a dedicated public sales gallery, and a comprehensive retail wing providing tools, raw glaze chemicals, and specialized machinery. Core […]

Organizer Information The opportunity is organized by the Pacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts Museum, based in La Conner, Washington, United States. The museum is dedicated to preserving, exhibiting, and promoting excellence in Fibre/Textile Art, with a strong focus on quilting traditions, contemporary textile practices, and experimental fibre-based expression. Through its exhibitions, festivals, and educational […]

Organizer Information The opportunity is organized by Filter Photo, a contemporary photography-focused platform and exhibition space dedicated to supporting emerging and mid-career artists working in photographic and lens-based practices. Based in the United States, Filter Photo operates as an independent curatorial organization that promotes experimental approaches to Photography, image-making, and expanded visual storytelling. The organization […]

Organizer Information The opportunity is organized by the International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP), a leading nonprofit contemporary arts organization based in Brooklyn, New York. Established in 1994, ISCP has become one of the most internationally recognized residency and exhibition institutions dedicated to supporting artists and curators through cross-cultural dialogue, research, and experimental contemporary art […]

Organizer Information The opportunity is organized by The Print Center, one of the oldest and most respected nonprofit institutions in the United States dedicated to photography and printmaking. Founded more than a century ago, The Print Center has continuously supported contemporary artists through exhibitions, publications, educational initiatives, public programming, and artist-centered opportunities. Based in Philadelphia, […]

Organizer Information Sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and hosted via the Spring Creek Project at Oregon State University, the Antarctic Artists & Writers Program is an elite operational arm of the national Polar STEAM infrastructure. The program facilitates targeted field deployments to Antarctica for creative practitioners, utilizing the arts and humanities to deepen […]

Organizer Information Polar STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) is a major national initiative funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) and managed by Oregon State University. The program enriches climate, environmental, and polar science education by facilitating immersive partnerships between educators and active polar researchers, translating complex scientific datasets into accessible community curricula. […]

Organizer Information The Columbus Museum of Art (CMA) is one of the leading museums for modern and contemporary art in the American Midwest. Founded in 1878, the museum is recognized for its commitment to creating accessible and inclusive experiences with art while supporting scholarship, curatorial innovation, and public engagement. Located in Columbus, Ohio, CMA houses […]