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Organizer Information The National Gallery of Art’s Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (CASVA) is a research institute dedicated to advancing scholarship in the history, theory, and criticism of the visual arts. Through its fellowship programs, the Center supports scholars conducting original research while providing access to the National Gallery’s collections, library, and […]

Organizer Information The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) is one of the world’s leading art museums, housing an encyclopedic collection spanning thousands of years of global art and cultural heritage. Through its Fellowship Program, The Met supports emerging scholars and museum professionals by providing opportunities for advanced research, curatorial training, professional development, and direct […]

Organizer Information AICA Georgia, in cooperation with AICA Germany, is launching Rvuli, a bilingual Georgian/English online publication dedicated to critical exchange between Georgian and German art critics. The project responds to the lack of dedicated contemporary art publications in Georgia and concerns about increasing political pressure, censorship, and limitations on critical cultural discourse. The collaboration […]

Organizer Information The Barbican Centre, part of the City of London Corporation, is a multidisciplinary international arts centre presenting work across theatre, music, cinema, visual arts, public and community spaces. It supports artists, young people and emerging talent while developing programmes that connect the arts with diverse communities. Its Creative Collaboration department works across art […]

Organizer Information The resort is an experimental and site-specific art venue based in Groningen, the Netherlands. Since 2018, the organization has been developing a sustainable platform for contemporary art through residencies, exhibitions, project weeks, talent development, and public programming. Its projects frequently take place at unusual semi-public and public locations, encouraging artists to experiment with […]

Organizer Information Founded in 2015 and operated by the Estonian Academy of Arts, Narva Art Residency (NART) is an international cultural platform and residency space located in Narva, Estonia, directly on the Estonian-Russian border. Housed in a historic 19th-century villa originally built for the director of the Kreenholm Textile Manufacture, NART facilitates artist residencies, exhibitions, […]

Organizer Information Located in Rockville, Maryland, VisArts is a 501(c)(3) non-profit contemporary arts organization established in 1987. Operating as a vibrant regional hub for artistic exploration and social impact, VisArts presents critically acclaimed contemporary art exhibitions, sponsors Studio Artist and Emerging Curator programs, and leads community art initiatives designed to support artists, encourage experimentation, and […]

Organizer Information International Art Frontier (IAF) is a global platform for visual artists created to streamline cross-border exhibition opportunities and foster international creative networks. Hosted by Moho Gallery—which operates two exhibition spaces in the historic Cannaregio district of Venice, Italy (Cannaregio 883 and Cannaregio 1145)—the initiative provides international artists with high-visibility gallery exhibitions, solo showcases, […]

Organizer Information Held annually for over 20 years in Getxo (Basque Country, Spain), the Getxophoto International Image Festival is a visual arts platform committed to the radical defense of public space—both physical and digital—as an open arena for experimentation, collective memory, and public engagement. Getxophoto prioritizes open-air installations and site-specific interventions that reimagine urban environments […]