Nonfiction
Organizer Information Outhouse Gallery / Outhouse Magazine — London-based, independent, artist-run gallery and magazine. The magazine supports emerging and established writers and artists, offering a platform for essays, creative writing, and think pieces that engage with art, culture, politics, and society. Title & Description Outhouse Magazine — Third Issue Open Call: “Urban Dreamscapes”Outhouse Magazine invites […]
Organizer Information The Arthur Boskamp Foundation is a non-profit cultural organisation based in Hohenlockstedt, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, established in 2003. Since 2007, it has actively promoted visual arts and culture through its M.1 venue, combining an international outlook with local cultural engagement in a rural setting. The foundation offers exhibition and event spaces curated by changing […]
Organizer Information: The Horizon Magazine is an international, interdisciplinary publication that combines visual and literary media. Each issue seeks to explore the intersections between art, literature, and experimental media. Since its inception, Horizon has showcased emerging and established artists and writers from across the globe, providing a platform for innovative and boundary-pushing works. The magazine […]
Short Description Yaddo is a nonprofit artists’ retreat located in Saratoga Springs, New York, dedicated to nurturing the creative process by offering artists a supportive and uninterrupted environment for their work. The organization provides residencies to professional creative artists across various disciplines, including choreography, film, literature, musical composition, painting, performance art, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and […]
Short Description The Master of Fine Arts in Writing (MFAW) welcomes writers of all genres—fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and playwriting—and visual artists who work with language as an integral component of their practice. The two-year program provides a rigorous yet flexible curriculum to challenge and accommodate individual explorations of process and form. Curriculum Graduate Projects: These are […]
Short Description Gab was founded out of sheer boredom and an attempt to bring back print by Isabella Mansfield, Ally Shown and Sarah Adler in the Spring 2024. Originally created to be a physical documentation of what we gab about when we gab about (insert) issue, but also to capture the unique style, talents, and […]
Short Description The sea is a wild and wonderful place. The sea is dangerous, yet beautiful; familiar, yet mysterious. The sea overwhelms us with its beauty and waters; we drown in her beauty, just as we suffocate in her salt. The sea opens pathways to other lands, trade routes and cultures, enriching our language, stories […]
Short Description A fellowship year at Harvard Radcliffe Institute is an opportunity to step away from usual routines and dive deeply into a project. Radcliffe fellows are exceptional scientists, writers, scholars, public intellectuals, and artists whose work is making a difference in their professional fields and in the larger world. Fellows join a uniquely interdisciplinary […]
Short Description: Museums have a responsibility to tell culturally inclusive stories of art, facing both internal and external pressures in the process. How might interpretation practice address the complex expectations placed on museums today? We are seeking contributions exploring the role of art museum interpretation in serving audiences, artists and institutions. Possible areas of focus […]
