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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 The Scottish Society of Artists (SSA) is an artist-run organisation founded in 1891, when a group of 30 artists met in Edinburgh to form a society separate from the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA), aiming to give younger artists exhibition space alongside distinguished painters and sculptors. Its first Annual Exhibition, held at what is […]

Organizer Information Can Serrat is a Catalan farmhouse (masia) in El Bruc, at the foot of Montserrat, 45 km from Barcelona. Purchased and renovated in 1989 by a group of eleven Norwegian artists, it is one of the oldest international residency programs in Catalonia, offering roughly 1,187 square meters of house space plus studios and […]

Organizer Information Innovate Grant is a US-based grant program supporting artists and photographers through quarterly cash awards. The program was created in response to the time-consuming requirements typical of many grant applications — lengthy artist statements, project proposals, and letters of recommendation — and was designed instead around a simplified process centered on the work […]

Organizer Information The Interventionistische Linke (IL) is a German radical-left, undogmatic political network active in areas including anti-fascism, anti-racism, queer feminism, climate protection, health policy, and housing policy. It emerged from a series of preparatory and open working conferences beginning in the mid-2000s, bringing together local and regional left-wing groups and individuals under a shared, […]

Organizer Information Located in the Neukölln district of Berlin, Germany, LiTE-HAUS Galerie + Kultur-Project Space operates as an independent non-profit cultural organization under Ad Finem gGmbH. Self-funded and non-grant-dependent for this project, LiTE-HAUS provides platforms for local and international contemporary artists to showcase work, connect with collectors, and participate in curated physical exhibitions. Title & […]

Organizer Information Manifest Creative Research Gallery and Drawing Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization founded in 2004 by Cincinnati-area college professors and students, headquartered on Woodburn Avenue in the East Walnut Hills neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio, with a separate Drawing Center studio nearby. Manifest’s mission centers on championing quality and mastery in the visual […]