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Organizer Information Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, is a leading research-intensive university dedicated to advancing knowledge and fostering community engagement. The Toppling Monuments project is led by a collaborative research team at Queen’s University, supported by the Wicked Ideas Fund and the Government of Canada’s New Frontiers in Research Fund (NFRF). The project aims […]

Organizer Information Barratt London is a leading residential property developer with over 40 years of experience, delivering state-of-the-art apartments, riverside communities, and large mixed-use regeneration schemes across London. London is a real estate consultancy specializing in cultural strategy, public art, community engagement, and commercial strategy. They coordinate this commission and serve as the main point […]

Organizer Information Ozveny is a platform dedicated to creating new digital artworks in public spaces that respond to local environments and their characteristics. The project supports contemporary artistic interventions using various digital media forms, including projection mapping, light and sound installations, LED technologies, and laser projection. Ozveny is part of the Trenčín 2026 – European Capital […]

Organizer Information The 2026 Ambivalences Call for Projects is coordinated by three interregional hubs in France: Brittany, Normandy, and Pays de la Loire, supporting artistic creation in digital environments. The program is managed by Electroni[k] (Brittany), Oblique/s and Station Mir (Normandy), and Stereolux (Pays de la Loire), in partnership with the DRAC regional directorates. Ambivalences […]

Organizer Information The Goethe-Institut is the Federal Republic of Germany’s cultural institute, operating worldwide to promote international cultural exchange, education, and dialogue. With a long-standing presence across Africa, the Goethe-Institut works closely with local cultural actors, artists, and institutions to strengthen sustainable cultural ecosystems. This open call is part of the “Africa–Europe Partnerships for Culture: […]

Organizer Information Urbandale Public Art Committee (UPAC) is committed to encouraging and facilitating public art of high aesthetic quality in Urbandale, Iowa. Their mission is to enhance the town’s identity, promote tourism, strengthen community engagement, and make art accessible to the general public. UPAC collaborates with municipal departments, local artists, and residents to create site-specific […]

Organizer Information Chapel Hill Community Arts & Culture is dedicated to fostering creativity, celebrating local culture, and building community engagement in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The organization partners with municipal departments, local artists, and residents to produce public art projects that enhance shared spaces while promoting environmental awareness, inclusion, and artistic excellence. Their programs often […]

Organizer Information ŠUM is a biannual journal dedicated to art and theory-fiction, publishing both print and online editions free of charge. Founded to explore the intersections of contemporary art, philosophy, and critical theory, ŠUM provides a platform for innovative writing, visual art, and interdisciplinary experimentation. The journal emphasizes the analysis of contemporary culture through experimental […]

Organizer Information The AfrQueer Archives Project is a collaborative initiative led by Thsidy Kamogelo Ngoma (Gaborone), Nneoma Angela Okorie (Lagos), Noam Gramlich (Berlin), and Isabel Bredenbröker (Berlin/Bremen). The team combines expertise in community work, museum practice, queer studies, anthropology, and the arts. Partners include perfocraZe International Artist Residency (Kumasi), the Botswana National Museum (Gaborone), the […]