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Organizer Information Founded in 1987, ACC Galerie Weimar operates as an autonomous cultural center housed in two interconnected Renaissance buildings in the historic city center of Weimar, Germany (site of Goethe’s first apartment). Administered in partnership with the City of Weimar since 1994 and supported by the Thuringian State Chancellery, the International Studio Program (IAP) […]

Organizer Information The Artesana Foundation is a New York-based non-profit cultural initiative dedicated to arts, culture, and creative entrepreneurship. The Foundation supports emerging and mid-career artists through residency programs, creative research opportunities, and cultural exchange platforms across the United States and internationally. Title & Description Resilient Roots Artist Residency — New York City: Call for […]

Organizer Information The Factory on Willow is a creative community and mixed-use property in Manchester, New Hampshire, built around art, creativity, entrepreneurship, and community exchange. Its Artist in Residence (AIR) program is a nonprofit initiative that brings artists from around the world to Manchester for a 12-week residency, providing dedicated live/work space and resources to […]

Organizer Information The Kansas City Public Library is a public library system serving Kansas City, Missouri. As the capstone exhibition to the Library’s 250 & Counting initiative, the exhibition takes place at the Guldner Gallery located within the Central Library in downtown Kansas City. The Library promotes open civic dialogue, intellectual freedom, and community engagement […]

Organizer Information Managed by the creative workshop Malamegi Lab alongside Moho – Art Services under a mandate from the Malamegi company, the competition serves as a bridge connecting contemporary visual artists with the international art, design, and interior decoration markets. Through exhibition staging, publishing projects, and commercial buyer networks, Malamegi Lab promotes emerging and established […]

Organizer Information Hand-Fetish-Projects® (HFP) is an independent gallery platform, publishing unit, and repository dedicated to unconventional visual art, photography, and print-based practices. Through curated artbook publications, digital archives, and international cultural distribution networks, HFP provides emerging and established artists with global visibility across independent book fairs, art spaces, and editorial channels. Title & Description The […]

Organizer Information The Royal Society of British Artists (RBA) was founded in 1823 as the Society of British Artists, established by a group of painters dissatisfied with the Royal Academy and its schools. Queen Victoria granted the Society its Royal Charter in 1887. Today the RBA has around 85–100 elected members and is one of […]

Organizer Information The Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints was founded in Tokyo in 1928 to preserve traditional Japanese woodblock printing techniques at a time when newer printing technologies were beginning to displace the craft. The institute is one of the few studios in Japan still practicing the full Edo-period process for ukiyo-e, and has reproduced […]

Organizer Information reEarth Studio is a project of The Little Art (TLA), registered in New Zealand (Charity Number CC59461). TLA was founded in Pakistan in 2007 by Shoaib Iqbal as a non-profit arts education organization that uses the power of art to transform learning for children and youth. Since then, TLA has engaged nearly one […]