Writing
Organizer Information Futuress is recognized as a queer intersectional feminist platform operating at the intersection of feminism, design, and politics. Dedicated to fostering progressive discourse and creating a space for historically underrepresented, oppressed, and ignored voices, the organization actively challenges existing structures within academia and institutional life through feminist practices and collective knowledge-making. Futuress runs […]
Organizer Information process*in is a contemporary literary and arts magazine that shifts the spotlight from the polished final product to the raw, often messy journey of creation. Based in Vienna, Austria, and supported by the City of Vienna (Stadt Wien Kultur), the magazine functions as a platform for experimental writing and multidisciplinary dialogue. The editorial […]
Organizer Information This opportunity is a collaborative effort between two distinct, artist-run organizations: Field Projects and In Situ Polyculture Commons (ISPC). Field Projects is a well-known project space located in the heart of Chelsea, New York City, dedicated to platforming emerging and mid-career artists through monthly exhibitions, art fairs, and experimental programming. In Situ Polyculture […]
Organizer Information The residency is coordinated by the Library of Africa and The African Diaspora (LOATAD), a highly respected cultural institution based in Accra, Ghana, dedicated to the research, preservation, and exhibition of literature from Africa and the African Diaspora. LOATAD is known as a knowledge-producing center that fosters connections across the continent and beyond. […]
Organizer Information The Watermill Center is a renowned interdisciplinary laboratory for the arts and humanities, founded in 1992 by the avant-garde visionary, theatre, and visual artist Robert Wilson. Situated on ten acres of ancestral territory on Long Island’s East End in Water Mill, New York, the Center is operated by the Byrd Hoffman Water Mill […]
Organizer Information Flushing Town Hall (FTH) is a community center and arts organization based in Flushing, Queens (NYC). It is active in supporting local artists and cultural work across the borough through grants, public programming, and community engagement initiatives. The Artists in Queens Grant is part of its efforts — funded via the New York […]
Organizer Information The Grange Projects is an artist‑led residency organization based in a rural Georgian rectory in Great Cressingham, Norfolk, United Kingdom. It is run by artists Nicola Streeten and John Plowman (with support from their daughter), and aims to offer a generous, supportive, and flexible environment for creatives of all disciplines. Residencies take place […]
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 Artists at Risk Connection (ARC), in partnership with PEN International, is a global network dedicated to protecting and supporting artists facing threats to their freedom of expression. ARC, a program of PEN America, connects threatened creators with safe havens, emergency aid, and professional opportunities, having assisted over 1,000 artists worldwide since 2019. […]