Visual Arts
Organizer Information The Boston Printmakers Biennial is a longstanding, respected international non‑profit organization dedicated to promoting printmaking as a fine art form. Founded in 1947, it supports artists working in traditional and contemporary print media through exhibitions, awards, publications, and networking opportunities. Its signature events include biennial juried exhibitions that attract considerable professional attention and […]
Organizer Information Canberra Contemporary is Kamberri/Canberra’s leading contemporary Visual Arts organization. Established in 1987 through the merger of Bitumen River Gallery (1981) and the Arts Council Gallery, Canberra Contemporary operates as a not-for-profit registered charity. The organization provides artists—emerging, mid-career, and established—with opportunities to create and exhibit ambitious work across multiple disciplines. Canberra Contemporary runs […]
Organizer Information The City of Newcastle oversees Newcastle Art Gallery, a major cultural institution in New South Wales, Australia. The gallery is undergoing a period of growth and renewal, offering innovative exhibition programs that engage local, national, and international audiences. The organization prioritizes inclusion, sustainability, and creative excellence while providing strong employee support and development […]
Organizer Information The British Museum, based in Bloomsbury, London, is one of the world’s leading cultural institutions. Founded in 1753, it preserves, studies, and displays vast collections spanning global art, archaeology, and cultural history. The Museum is renowned for its commitment to scholarship, public engagement, and the preservation of historical artifacts. Title & Description Assistant […]
Organizer Information: HANGAR is an Art Research Centre located in the historic Graça neighborhood of Lisbon. Run by artists and curators, it is an independent space dedicated to experimentation, research, and cross-disciplinary practices in the visual arts. HANGAR is part of the Triangle Network and aims to catalyze communication between artists, researchers, and other artistic […]
Organizer Information The Burlington Magazine is one of the world’s leading publications dedicated to the study of fine and decorative arts. Founded in 1903, it provides critical scholarship, research, and insight into global art history, with a particular emphasis on European art. The magazine actively supports emerging scholars through its annual scholarship programs, fostering original […]
Organizer Information The Art Institute of Chicago is one of the world’s leading art museums, renowned for its comprehensive collections spanning global art traditions, cultures, and historical periods. Founded in 1879, the museum serves as a hub for scholarship, public engagement, and creative exploration. The Department of Arts of Africa manages an extensive collection of […]
Organizer Information: The Lycée Français de Chicago (LFC) is a bilingual international school offering a world-class education to students from Pre-K to Grade 12. The LFC’s Artist-in-Residence (AIR) program is designed to welcome a professional creator to develop an artistic project within the school setting, fostering a multicultural and multilingual learning environment. Title & Description: […]
Organizer Information Freelands Foundation is a London-based charitable organization dedicated to advancing the Visual Arts and supporting artists through exhibitions, public engagement, and educational programming. The foundation provides opportunities for emerging and mid-career professionals to develop skills across multiple facets of art administration, education, and grant-making. With a focus on inclusion, anti-racism, and equal opportunities, […]