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Organizer Information Founded in 2007 by artists Shawon Akand and Delowar Hossain, CRACK Trust is an independent, non-profit art initiative based in Bangladesh. Inspired by the centuries-old Baul tradition of Bengal—where spiritual singers and thinkers gather annually to share introspections and life experiences—CRACK operates outside commercial art structures. The Trust organizes the annual CRACK International […]

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 ZADIK — the Central Archive for German and International Art Market Research — is an academic institute of the University of Cologne, dedicated to archiving, processing, critically researching, and communicating the history, structures, contexts, and developments of international art systems. Today it comprises over 200 holdings from gallery owners, art dealers, auction houses, […]

Organizer Information ifa – Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen was founded in 1917 in Stuttgart and has grown into Germany’s leading institution for international cultural exchange. It is supported by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany, the state of Baden-Württemberg, and the city of Stuttgart. ifa works worldwide to foster dialogue between civil societies, organizes German contemporary […]

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 Blue Koi Gallery is an online art platform that describes itself as a team of artists and professionals dedicated to giving emerging and established artists exposure through monthly juried online art shows and exhibitions. The gallery runs a recurring series of themed digital competitions open to artists worldwide, offering participants cash awards, online […]

Organizer Information Bus Projects is an independent, not-for-profit artist-run initiative (ARI) founded in Melbourne in August 2001 by Tim O’Donoghue, Kade McDonald, David Sutton, John Karatzas, and Chris Johnson, originally operating from 117 Little Lonsdale Street as a design collective with a shared interest in art. The gallery’s early exhibition spaces — the Skinny Gallery, […]

Organizer Information SÍM — Samband íslenskra myndlistarmanna, The Association of Icelandic Visual Artists — is a non-profit interest organization founded in 1982 that represents roughly 760 professional artists in Iceland and works to improve their working conditions and safeguard their professional interests. The association runs around 146 studios across the greater Reykjavík area and hosts […]

Organizer Information The Djerassi Resident Artists Program was founded in 1979 by Carl Djerassi, a Stanford chemistry professor, novelist, playwright, and art patron who shared in the discovery of the process used to synthesize the first oral contraceptive. Djerassi established the program on his 583-acre former cattle ranch in the Santa Cruz Mountains of Northern […]