Mentorship
Forge Project is a Native-led non-profit organization that fosters Indigenous leadership in arts and culture through community-building, education, and collective action. Situated on 38 acres in the Mahicannituck (Hudson River) valley, on the ancestral homelands of the Moh-He-Con-Nuck people, Forge Project supports Indigenous artists, scholars, and cultural workers. For 2025, Forge Project is selecting six […]
Brief Description The Ellipse Prize is a contemporary art competition established in 2021, aimed at promoting emerging artistic talent from different geographical regions each year. The 2025 edition focuses on Ghana, highlighting Ghanaian artists residing on the continent. The competition provides selected artists with visibility, professional support, and a solo exhibition in France. Information & […]
Brief Description Resonance Residency, organized by Karne Kunst in collaboration with Sorora e.V., is a two-month residency in Coswig (Anhalt), Germany, dedicated to empowering underrepresented FLINTA (women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans, and agender individuals) musicians with migrant backgrounds in Europe*. The program provides mentorship, workshops, public performances, and a professional recording opportunity to support the […]
Description: Tenthaus invites artists, collectives, and arts workers worldwide to apply for Sequence 2026, a program exploring sequence and process as artistic mediums. The initiative seeks projects that engage with the evolving and uncertain nature of the present, using ordered progressions of ideas, actions, and responses to create meaning in flux. Eligibility & Theme Open […]
Organizer Information The Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (TOAF) is Canada’s oldest and one of the most prestigious contemporary art fairs, founded in 1961. As a registered non-profit and registered charity, TOAF’s mission is to support and showcase contemporary artists and makers working in original media. It occurs annually as an in-person event in Nathan Phillips […]
Brief Description The CONNECT Curatorial Program, organized by Roots & Culture, is an exhibition-based program designed to support women, femme-identifying, and nonbinary curators of color. The program helps curators gain visibility, expand their networks, develop professional credentials, and foster connections with artists and arts professionals. The exhibition will be held from July 25 – August […]
Organizer Information Belfast Photo Festival is a leading non-profit organization and registered charity in Northern Ireland. Described by Capture Magazine as “one of the best photography festivals in the world,” it serves as the largest annual festival of photography in the UK and Ireland. The organization is dedicated to celebrating the visual arts, supporting early-career […]
The Art of Piano 2025 program at Banff Centre offers 20 advanced pianists a unique opportunity to work closely with world-class faculty, participate in masterclasses, and engage with peers in an inspiring setting within the Canadian Rockies. The program helps participants refine their artistic vision, build confidence, and advance their careers. Program Details: Application […]
Mark Tanner Sculpture Award 2025-26 – Open Call Brief Description The Mark Tanner Sculpture Award (MTSA) is the UK’s most significant award for emerging sculptors, offering financial support and a solo exhibition. The award aims to support outstanding and innovative sculptural practices, focusing on process and materials. Information & Application Details Application Deadline: Midnight, March 12, 2025 […]