United States

Organizer Information The Design Trust for Public Space is a New York City–based nonprofit organization that works to improve the quality and accessibility of the city’s public realm through research, design, advocacy, and collaborative projects. Its programs bring together designers, artists, community organizations, government agencies, and residents to address challenges affecting New York City’s streets, […]

Organizer Information Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC) was founded in 1966, beginning as the Brooklyn Arts and Cultural Association before adopting its current name in 1987. Founded by a group of Brooklyn residents including Charlene Victor, who served as its first executive director, BAC is the borough’s leading nonprofit organization supporting artists and cultural groups across […]

Organizer Information The organization being formed is a merger of two of Pittsburgh’s most established performing arts institutions: Pittsburgh Public Theater and Pittsburgh CLO, which together represent more than a century of service to the region. The two boards voted to merge in March 2026, with the new company on track to launch in January […]

Organizer Information The Asian/Pacific/American Institute (A/P/A Institute) at New York University was founded in 1996 as a space for scholarship, art, activism, and cultural and political exchange about Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in New York City and beyond. The Institute’s community of staff, affiliated faculty and students, artists-in-residence, visiting scholars, and invited guests cultivate […]

Organizer Information The Joan Mitchell Foundation was established following Joan Mitchell’s death in 1992, under a mandate in her will to “aid and assist” working artists while stewarding her artistic legacy. Since its founding, the Foundation has developed a range of programs supporting living artists, including grants and the Joan Mitchell Center, a residency facility […]

Organizer Information The Joan Mitchell Foundation was established following Joan Mitchell’s death in 1992, under a mandate in her will to “aid and assist” working artists while stewarding her artistic legacy. Since its founding, the Foundation has developed a range of programs supporting living artists, including grants and the Joan Mitchell Center, a residency facility […]

Organizer Information The City of Redmond, Washington, runs this call through its Cultural Arts Program, in coordination with the Redmond Arts & Culture Commission (RACC) — a nine-member, Mayor-appointed, Council-confirmed advisory commission that advises the city on arts policies and programming. Redmond Lights is the city’s established annual winter celebration of illuminated public art, running […]

Organizer Information The City of Redmond, Washington, runs this call through its Cultural Arts Program, in coordination with the Redmond Arts & Culture Commission (RACC) — a nine-member, Mayor-appointed, Council-confirmed advisory commission that advises the city on arts policies and programming and sponsors programs alongside the Redmond Parks and Recreation Department and community organizations. The […]

Organizer Information Whim W’Him Seattle Contemporary Dance (WWCDC) is an award-winning, Seattle-based contemporary dance company founded in January 2009 by Olivier Wevers, a former Pacific Northwest Ballet principal dancer and choreographer. The company presents three productions each season, showcasing new work by leading contemporary choreographers in collaboration with international artists, and has received recognition including […]