Networking
Organizer Information Arts Worcester is a dynamic nonprofit arts organization based in Worcester, Massachusetts, founded in 1976 as the Worcester Center for Crafts. Over the past four decades, it has evolved into a vibrant hub for contemporary art, fostering creativity, community engagement, and professional development for artists at all career stages. Committed to making art […]
Organizer Information The Manitoba Arts Council (MAC) is the provincial funding and advocacy body for the arts in Manitoba, Canada, established in 1965 to foster creativity, cultural vitality, and artistic excellence across the region. As an arm’s-length agency of the Government of Manitoba, MAC supports thousands of artists, organizations, and communities annually through grants, programs, […]
Organizer Information dsm-firmenich is a global leader in nutrition, health, and beauty solutions, formed by the 2023 merger of DSM and Firmenich, with a strong emphasis on sustainable innovation and sensory experiences. The Art of Progress Prize marks the company’s inaugural foray into the arts, harnessing creativity to drive positive change and amplify underrepresented voices. […]
Organizer Information The Marlin and Regina Miller Art Gallery at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania serves as a dynamic hub for contemporary art, presenting professionally executed solo and group exhibitions, residencies, and educational programs that enrich the university community and the broader Lehigh Valley region. Housed within Kutztown University—a public institution with over 10,000 students located […]
Organizer Information Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP is a premier global law firm renowned for its expertise in high-stakes litigation and intellectual property matters, with offices spanning North America, Europe, and Asia. Through its innovative Artists-in-Residence Program, launched to bridge the worlds of law and creativity, the firm transforms underutilized office spaces into vibrant […]
Organizer Information MUTEK Montréal, founded in 2000, is a world-renowned non-profit festival dedicated to electronic music and digital arts. Held annually in Montréal, it showcases cutting-edge live performances, audiovisual works, and immersive experiences, attracting artists and audiences from across the globe while championing diversity, innovation, and equity in digital creativity. Title & Description Call for […]
Organizer Information CIRCA art actuel is a non-profit artist-run centre founded in 1997 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, dedicated to the promotion and development of contemporary sculpture and installation art. As one of the city’s key hubs for experimental practices, CIRCA operates two galleries that serve as vital spaces for artists to explore innovative forms, fostering […]
Organizer Information Arts at CERN is the cultural program of CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research), the world’s largest particle physics laboratory based in Geneva, Switzerland. Established in 2011, it promotes interdisciplinary exchanges between artists and scientists, fostering innovative dialogues at the intersection of art, science, and technology. Since its inception, Arts at CERN […]
Organizer Information The CreArt Network is a European collaboration project funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe Programme, uniting 24 cities across Europe to foster contemporary creation and innovation in the arts. Established to promote artistic mobility and intercultural dialogue, CreArt supports emerging talents through residencies, festivals, and open calls. The hosting organization for this […]