Taller Radal

SUMMER IN PATAGONIA Guided Training Residency in Printmaking Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: Argentina A residency for learning or specializing in non toxic printmaking techniques aimed at those who want to discover a new medium or delve deeper into the field of non-toxic printmaking. We follow a personalized plan based on your previous knowledge and experience. The practice is structured from foundational principles to more complex techniques, allowing you to have an immersive experience during your stay. We offer training and specialization programs based on the selected techniques and course length. As a reference we can offer: – Basic technical initiation course (relief print, monotypes, white embossing) for 10 hours over 5 days – Etching and aquatint on metal plate with salt mordant for 12 hours over 5 days – Mokuhanga (woodblock printmaking with watercolours inks) for 20 hours over 5 days Jacquie Sullivan printing mokuhanga during her residency. Duration of residency The duration of the residency is 2 weeks. We count the weeks from Sunday of the first week to Friday of the second week (13 nights) Accommodation - Accomodation in a private room with a double You are welcome to bring a partner. The room will not be shared with anyone else. - Kitchen, hot water, refrigerator and washing machine. Sheets and towels are provided, as well as basic kitchen items and appliances. - Wi Fi available 24 hours a day. - Free street parking is available. - All resident artists have 24 hours access to the studio and work equipment according to their experience. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Other techniques of choice: Linocut and its variants (polychrome, lino reduction) Lithography on polyester plate or pronto plate litography (drawing and photographic method) Photolithography with offset plates Lithgraphy on recycled aluminium plates with citric acid (lemon juice) Tetra pack engraving or green engraving Blind embossing CollagrafStudio / Workspace Intaglio pres with a 50 x 70 cm plate Equipment and materials to develop relief, intaglio and surface printmaking techniques. Printing materials and cleaning supplies (rollers, black graphic ink, intaglio press, varnishes, lacquers, alcohol, salt mordants, developer for offset plates, spatulas, brushes, everyday work tools, drawing, cutting, and gluing supplies, common kitchen oil, rags, detergent, wallpaper base paper for printing, and sulfite and kitchen paper for cleaning). Printing paper and plates are not included. This can be purchased at cost.Fees and support The fee depends on the type of services you need. As a reference accommodation for one person, 13 nights is $500 Basic technical initiation course (monotypes, relief print) 10 hours over 5 days $150 Accommodation (including water, electricity, gas, kitchenware, set of towels and bed linen, free street parking, washing machine), 24/7 access to the workspace, Wi-Fi.  In the basic training residencies, there is no charge for using the studio.  After classes, residents can continue working independently 24 hours a day. If the companion wants to take the course, they pay 50% of the fee. Taller Radal is an autonomous and self-managed space. We do not receive financial aid or subsidies of any kind. Expectations towards the artist We encourage resident artists to carry out an exchange with the community through a talk, an exhibition of their production or a small workshop, but it is not mandatory. Application information The requirements to apply are simple and consist of completing a form and uploading up to 5 files of a total of 10 MB with biography, statement and/or portfolio in PDF format.If you need more information please write to us [email protected]

ARTEMISTA

ARTEMISTA Artist-in-Residency Programme Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: Italy ARTEMISTA is a non-profit cultural association working in the fields of theatre, music, social projects, and environmental awareness education. It is immersed in the rural communities of Northern Italy, in the river Po Valley and the surrounding wine-growing hills of Oltrepò. ORIGIN AND LOCATION Founded in 2004 by artists from different disciplines, including music, theatre, photography, and visual arts, ARTEMISTA is based in Spessa at “Cascina Castello,” a farmhouse with buildings dating back to the XV centur,now transformed into a Cultural Centre for artistic productions and events, while maintaining some of its original farming activities. Despite its rural setting in the Lombardy region, the site is approximately one hour from Milan, Italy’s main economic and cultural hub, with easy access to Linate and Malpensa airports, Central Railway Station, the metro system, and major motorways. The surrounding landscape offers a particular natural setting where river, hills and mountains meet: you can enjoy walks along the Po river embankment open into views of the Alps to the north and the Apennines to the south, often accompanied by the characteristic morning mist rising from the water. RESIDENCY PROGRAMME Through its residency programme, ARTEMISTA hosts individuals and groups (up to 20 participants) with creative and original proposals, offering opportunities for: – research-based residencies, – production-based residencies, – interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral residencies. Participants can live and work at Cascina Castello, developing their individual projects and immersing themselves in the region’s creative rural atmosphere. Duration of residency The residency period runs from August, 1st 2026 to March, 31st 2027. Artists may apply for residencies lasting a minimum of one week and a maximum of three weeks within this period. Accommodation Accommodation Information ARTEMISTA Hostel and Cultural Centre offers a range of accommodation options, depending on availability and participants’ needs: - Two double rooms (with private bathroom) - One room with 3 beds (with private bathroom) - Three rooms with 4–6 beds (with private bathroom) Guests have access to a shared kitchen and a communal dining/living area. Guests are kindly asked to take responsibility for the daily cleanliness of shared spaces. Artists-in-Residence also have access to outdoor areas, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi, bicycles for local travel, a weekly cleaning service, and an information pack sent prior to arrival. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance ARTEMISTA is open to artists across various disciplines: theatre, dance, performance, music, film, visual Arts, photography, literature and more. We can provide spaces and offer professional equipment, needed for producing a theatre or dance performance, recording an album, shooting a film, starting a publication, curating an exhibition or writing a script.Studio / Workspace Studio information MULTIFUNCTIONAL ROOM (converted Granary, dating back to X century) 125 sqm. This studio has maintained its original flooring in terracotta tile and ceiling with wooden beams and cross beam. The studio can host different disciplines, visual arts, music, theatre and dance. NB Studio height has to be taken into consideration for jumps/acrobatics etc. REHEARSAL STUDIO 96 sqm. This studio is suitable for THEATRE and DANCE. (8 m. x 12 m. H 5 m.). Ideal space for preparing new productions and/or organizing residential seminars. RECORDING STUDIO - suitable for all kinds of compositions. When necessary the recording studio can utilize the Granary as an extended space for live recording. The Granary has extraordinary natural acoustics and can accommodate big ensembles and groups of musicians. Technical Information - Studios come supplied with: dance carpets, theatrical lights with dimmer and control unit, sound system with speakers and mixer. On Reservation: Recording Studio, fully equipped, for additional sessions Artists-in-Residence should require. ARTEMISTA also has a workspace equipped with various craftsmen’s tools for woodwork and iron work, which can be utilized in preparation of scenery, props etc. Paid by ARTEMISTA: Internet connection Electricity Heating Water We provide basic audio and light equipment as highlighted above. For additional requests of other equipment there will be an extra cost to be agreed in advance.Fees and support Artists-in-Residence are kindly requested to pay a participation fee of €300 per week. Residencies are available for a minimum of one week and a maximum of three weeks during the residency period. To secure a place in the programme, ARTEMISTA requires a 40% deposit, which is to be paid shortly after the Artist-in-Residence receives confirmation of acceptance. The remaining balance must be paid no later than one month before the participant’s arrival. Payment must be made by bank transfer. Discounts may be applied for longer stays (from 2 weeks onwards) and for group applications. Different participation fees may be applied to long-term co-housing and co-working projects. Artists-in-Residence are responsible for their own travel expenses, meals, and personal working materials. Use of the Recording Studio is available by reservation and is subject to an additional fee. Expectations towards the artist Artist-in-Residence Outcomes Artists-in-Residence are encouraged to share the work developed during their residency through a performance, exhibition, workshop, or open rehearsal open to the local community. Note: This is not a mandatory requirement. Alternatively, a work-in-progress presentation or discussion session with feedback from fellow artists and professionals can be arranged. Artists-in-Residence are requested to inform ARTEMISTA of their preferred outcome at least one month before their arrival in order to allow sufficient time for planning and organisation. Application information Application Guidelines Please complete the Artist-in-Residence Application Form. We encourage applicants to complete the form as fully as possible, in order to provide a clear understanding of their work and their intentions for the residency. Deadline: 18:00 CET, Wednesday 31 March 2027 If you experience any issues completing the form or uploading files, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] Note: Please use Adobe Acrobat to open and complete the Application Form.

La CAP Re|Hub

Masterclass with Cristina Caprioli Sep 10, 2026 | Workshops TUNG| What is it that moves? Two days of exchange and collaborative work with Cristina Caprioli, choreographer and recipient of the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the Venice Biennale, focusing on the precision, complexity and refinement of technique, and reflecting on a choreography that, starting from the body, becomes language, science and politics, in dialogue with contemporary reality. Where: La CAP Re|Hub, Via Capacciola, 178, 53048 Sinalunga SI, Italy When: 7 – 8 November 2026 Deadline for applications: 30-09-2026 TUNG in Swedish means “heavy.” TUNGA means “tongue.” Through a process of physical and mental warm-up, creation, composition, and theoretical reflection on the physical material produced, participants engage with the present through choreographic practice, understood as a liminal space for the production of meaning and relationships. This reflection expands from dance to objects, from conditions to the world. The masterclass is part of Ten Calls – One Year of Candid Dancing, conceived and curated by Cristina Caprioli: an in-depth program dedicated to choreography, structured as a series of meetings, sessions, and events exploring its linguistic, scientific, and political implications, as well as its relationship to contemporary reality. Cristina Caprioli is one of the most established and internationally acclaimed choreographers on the Swedish dance scene. In the mid-1990s, she founded the independent organization Ccap, through which she produces performances, installations, films, objects, publications, and other choreographic works, while also leading long-term interdisciplinary research projects. Her choreographic practice is distinguished by precision, complexity, and a highly refined body technique. All of her productions challenge normative formats and the exchange economies of the performing arts sector. From 2008 to 2013, she taught choreographic composition at the DOCH School of Dance and Circus in Stockholm, where she developed methods and formats for artistic research. She has received numerous awards and grants and has played a significant role in shaping critical discourse in the fields of dance and choreography in Sweden. In 2024, she was awarded the Leone d’oro for Lifetime Achievement at the Venice Biennale Danza. How to apply: The seminar is addressed to dance, movement, theatre students and professionals, a maximum of 12 participants will be selected. In order to participate we ask you to share: – A portfolio or a short video link (Vimeo or Youtube) displaying your work or your practice; – A resume to be uploaded (max 15Mb) or via a weblink (google drive, website, etc…). Places are limited, a maximum of 12 participants will be selected. Deadline for applications is 30.09.26 (applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, we encourage you not to wait until the last day to apply). Accepted participants will be informed by email with all the further steps to take to join us. To register please fill in the form on our website: https://www.lacaprehub.com/masterclass-with-cristina-caprioli Costs for participants: 2 days Masterclass (6hours) + talk + aperitif: 50€ Contact details: For more information you can contact via email: [email protected] For further information, please visit https://www.lacaprehub.com/masterclass-with-cristina-caprioli For more dance WORKSHOPS, visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/workshop/

Palazzo Monti

Palazzo Monti Residency Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: Italy Thanks for your interest in Palazzo Monti. Please find below the application requirements and some information that may help you have a better idea of the residency. GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS Covered by the Palazzo: private bedroom, private studio, monthly utilities, basic production supplies, participation to on-site events and dinners with guests and visitors. Length: one month, to be scheduled based on your availability, pending approval of the application. Application deadlines: Deadline: Wednesday 30th September 2026, 12am CET Feedback by: Friday 16th October July 2026 Next deadline: Thursday 31st December 2026, 12am CET Covered by the Artist: travel, food, artwork return shipping and production supplies. Facilities for residents: private accommodation in a beautiful room inside the Palazzo, shared bathroom (we have 5 bathrooms in total), access to a fully equipped kitchen, storage space and a private studio. Artwork donation: In return we ask for one artwork created while in residence to be donated to Palazzo Monti’s public collection. Support: during your stay, there will be other artists in residency to share ideas with and get inspired by. While we can’t organize shows for each of the residents, we always organize a series of events to introduce your work to our contacts. These vary from open studios, private dinners, group shows and so on. Duration of residency The length varies based on availability, and we normally invite artists to come and stay for a full month, but shorter or longer stays may be an option. If your application is approved, we will discuss together the length and period for the residency to better suit your availability Accommodation Covered by the Palazzo: private bedroom, private studio, monthly utilities, basic production supplies,participation to on-site events and dinners with guests and visitors.Covered by the Artist: travel, food and supplies.You will have private accommodation in a beautiful room inside the Palazzo, shared bathroom (we have 5 bathrooms), access to a fully equipped kitchen, storage space and a studio. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Any kind of artist is welcome. We will be happy to help the artists to find what they need to work on their projects. We will provide them the equipment and the support to complete they works of art.Studio / Workspace Each artist will have a private and well equipped studio at Palazzo.Fees and support If you’d like to get inserted in our review process, the application fee is €25. PayPal is the preferred payment method and you can pay directly to our account by clicking on this link. If you want to pay with credit/debit card but don’t have a PayPal account just let us know and we can setup a payment link for you without login needed. On some cases we can also accept bank transfer payments – please get in touch if you’d like to proceed with this method. Expectations towards the artist We ask for one artwork created while in residence to be donated to Palazzo Monti.You will find here our FAQ. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any further questions. Application information In order to apply for the residency, please upload your application at this link. You will need to share: full name, email address, artist statement, PDF portfolio and application fee payment proof. For any issues in the application process, please email me, Sole, at [email protected]    If you’d like to get inserted in our review process, the application fee is €25. PayPal is the preferred payment method and you can pay directly to our account by clicking on this link. If you want to pay with credit/debit card but don’t have a PayPal account just let us know and we can setup a payment link for you without login needed. You can also pay with Revolut at this link, or with Stripe at this link. In some cases we can also accept bank transfer payments – please get in touch if you’d like to proceed with this method.   You will find here our FAQ. Please do not hesitate to contact me for any further questions.

Aqtushetii

Winter Residency 2027 Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: Georgia Aqtushetii is pleased to invite applications for a one-month winter residency in Omalo, Tusheti. Set within the winter landscape of the Caucasus mountains, the residency offers time and space for focused work. With Omalo largely isolated during the winter months, residents can step away from the pace of everyday life and dedicate uninterrupted time to their creative practice. The residency is open to artists and creative practitioners working across different fields. Residents may use the time to develop an existing project, begin new work, conduct research, or simply spend time with their practice in a different environment. Alongside independent work, the residency offers an opportunity to experience winter life in Tusheti and engage with the surrounding landscape and local environment. Residency Includes • Helicopter transfer Telavi-Omalo-Telavi • Accommodation in the residency • Three meals per day • Access to Aqtushetii workspaces •. Materials • One month of dedicated time for independent creative practice The residency prioritizes concentrated practice in a quiet, remote setting. Duration of residency 1 month Accommodation Accommodation in the Aqtushetii residency in Omalo, Tusheti Disciplines, work equipment and assistance The residency is open to artists and creative practitioners from different backgrounds and disciplines. No specific academic qualification is required. Applicants should have an established creative practice and a clear interest in using the residency period for independent work, research, or experimentation.Studio / Workspace Artists have access to a range of shared studio and workshop spaces within the residency. These include studios for painting and visual arts, a ceramic studio equipped with electric, wood-fired, and raku kilns, a fully equipped silversmithing studio, a photographic darkroom, and workshop areas with woodworking and metalworking tools.Fees and support The residency cost is €2,500 (all inclusive). The cost covers: • Helicopter transfer Telavi-Omalo-Telavi • Accommodation • Materials • Three meals per day • Access to studios and workspaces Expectations towards the artist Selected artists are expected to: Reside at Aqtushetii for a minimum of one month within the residency period; Develop a body of work, a project, or research during their stay; Provide documentation of their process and outcomes; The residency emphasizes independent practice and sustained engagement rather than production deadlines. Application information Applicants must submit: • A brief letter of motivation • A short description of what they would like to work on during the residency • A brief portfolio or documentation of their creative practice: photos, website, links to work, or CV Please send all materials to: [email protected] Subject line: Winter Residency 2027 Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. The open call remains active until all available residency places are filled. Due to limited capacity, early applications are encouraged.

Banff Centre

Soundweavings 2027 Intercultural Music Residency Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: Canada With the freedom to focus on artistic process and structure your time around the needs of your project, you’ll receive artistic inspiration from renowned global artists and peers in a safe sharing environment. Program highlights include: Focus on creative exploration and experimentation through peer- and mentor-led collaboration, building shared frameworks for discussion, music-making, and listening. Dedicated time and space to research, develop, and create your own project: take risks, explore new ideas and practices to elevate your creative practices. Faculty led workshops on aspects of the creative process, concert curation and career development.  Joint faculty and participant performance opportunities. Recordings of public performances for your archival use. Limited demo recording sessions with Professional Training Program Audio Engineers. 24 hour access to a studio. Outdoor group activities with faculty and peers. Opportunities to engage with other artistic disciplines at concerts & program events. Duration of residency This three-week residency provides space and focused time to musicians and ensembles from diverse cultural and artistic practices from around the world. Celebrating all music and transcending borders, Soundweavings explores cross-connections between music makers of traditional global music, as well as Western classical music. The program is centered around both individual project development and creative collaboration in ensemble opportunities led by acclaimed faculty experienced in cross-cultural collaborations. Accommodation Your program fee includes a single bedroom on the Banff Centre campus for the duration of your program. Get connected with other artists on campus and focus on your projects in a creative environment while we take care of the day-to-day essentials. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance This program is open to national and international applicants, including individual musicians and ensembles. It is suited to post-secondary students, as well as early- and mid-career artists who have reached an advanced level of artistic accomplishment. Applicants should have a demonstrated record of musical exploration, performance, or creation on traditional global music instruments and/or Western classical instruments. A pre-determined project is not a condition of acceptance. Participants must be available to attend the program and elements for its entire duration; variable participation dates will not be considered.Studio / Workspace Create in the privacy of one of our specialized studios.Fees and support Total You Pay After Scholarship (per person) $2 761.76 We are pleased to offer a range of scholarships to support participants in our programs. Details are outlined below: Banff Centre Arts Scholarship: All arts participants receive a scholarship covering 100% of tuition and 25% of meal plan and accommodation costs, made possible through generous endowments and donations. Canadian Indigenous Scholarship: Canadian Indigenous applicants receive support covering 100% of tuition, meal plan and accommodation costs. Expectations towards the artist This program offers opportunities to showcase your work-in-progress. Application information Resume Group Applications Cover Letter Project Proposal – Optional Technical Questionnaire Portfolio Financial Assistance

Aviário Studio

Aviário Studio Artist Book Residency Spring/Summer 2027 Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: Portugal An art residency provides the technical conditions, time, and space to develop ideas and try new approaches. It is a moment that promotes connection between artists from different backgrounds and consequently the exchange of knowledge and experiences. Aviário Studio Artist Book Residency aims to promote the exploration and production in the Artist Book field. Artist books are consensually understood as an object that takes the shape or the dynamics of a book, and is made by an artist. There are many ways to conceive a book, and given the multidisciplinary features of Aviário Studio, it is possible to pursue very distinct paths. We offer the conditions to test possibilities and materialize ideas. On one hand, it can be a moment of transition, more connected to experimentation and research; on the other hand, it can be the point of consolidation of a project translated into the production of a new body of work. The duration, focus and outcome of the residency is defined by the participating artist’s goals. Duration of residency The duration of the residency can be 2 weeks up till 6 months. Accommodation You are free to decide if you want to stay at Aviário Studio’s accommodations or search for a place on your own. Aviário Studio has a guest house in the center of Ferreira do Zêzere and 2 km away from the studio (20min walk). If you decide to stay at Aviário Studio’s accommodations, you will be living in a shared house. The house is on the ground floor, and has one living room, an equipped kitchen, one bathroom, one toilet, three bedrooms, and outside space. There is free wi-fi at the house. All residents are responsible for their own bed-making, and for maintaining a clean and quiet house environment. We advise you to rent a car, especially if you want to enjoy what the region has to offer, because public transports here are limited or non-existent. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance BOOK BINDING Krause Book Binding Press 56 x 75 cm – 22,05 x 29,53 in Cutting Table 240 x 140 cm – 94,49 x 55,12 in Paper Guillotine 80 cm – 31,5 in Sewing Machine PRINTMAKING Polymetaal Press 260 x 140 cm – 102,36 x 55,12 in Reig Press 100 x 60 cm – 39,37 x 23,62 in Paper Soaking Sink Glass Inking Tables Hot Table 50 x 35 cm DIGITAL Wi-fi Printer/Scanner A4 -A3 Vinyl and Paper Cutting Plotter 120 cm/47,24 in 27’’ monitors SCREEN PRINTING UV Light Exposure Unit 150 x 120 cm – 59,06 x 47,24 in 2 Drying Racks Screen Printing Tables Vacuum Printing Tables DIGITAL VIDEO AND PHOTOGRAPHY Video and digital CameraPhotography 35mm analog photography camera Light Set 35 and 56mm Black and White Enlargers Dark Room (Black and White) PAINTING & DRAWING Individual spaces Easels Wood board for paper and fabric PAINTING Painting Booth Air Compressor 200 L WOOD Band Saw 20 cm Wood Sanding Machine Circular Saw Router Bench Drill Press (Stationary Jig Saw) Scroll Saw Woodworking Lathe Stationary Planner Miter Saw METAL Welding Machine Metal Miter Saw Cutting Bending Press 90º Brake Machine 100 cm/39,37 in (Slip Roll Machine) Plasma Cutter Bench Drill Press Horizontal Drill Press Bench Grinder Metal Guillotine 100 cm/39,37 in PLASTIC Bench Saw Foam Cutter Vinyl Cutter Hot Air Gun CERAMICS Electric Kiln 220L (1260º) Electric Kiln 160L (1050º) 3 Electrical Pottery Wheels. At the studio there will always be at least one person to assist and advise artists about techniques, equipment, materials and suppliers. Project discussion at the beginning of the residency and a final discussion/open studio at the end. Complementary assistance or training can be booked and has the cost of 20€ per hour.Studio / Workspace Aviário Studio is a creative playground in the countryside, right in the middle of Portugal. The building is a renovated aviary immersed in nature and just 2 km/1,24 mi away from Ferreira do Zêzere town, and 6 km/3,73 mi away from the river Zêzere. The studios are a set of workshops, with common spaces and individual workspaces: – 1 common area with kitchen and 3 toilets (one adapted for people with reduced mobility)– 1 room for the development of projects with irregular dimensions and/or materials– 4 workshops: 2 are equipped to work image: screen printing, printmaking, digital work, drawing and bookbinding. 2 are equipped to work object: wood, metal and ceramics– large area of outside spaceFees and support Residency Fee includes : – accommodation in a shared house, – studio access during opening hours (Mon.-Fri. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.) -access to the workshops and equipment according to each participant experience – project discussion   2 weeks – 600 € 3 weeks – 900 € 4 weeks – 1200 € 5 weeks – 1500 € 6 weeks – 1800 € Materials and meals not included.  We will give you a precise quotation for your residency after your application. Studio Support (training or assistance) is 20€ per hour. At the moment we do not have any grant available, but we encourage artists to apply for external financial support. Expectations towards the artist Optional:Exhibition, Donation of an art piece to Aviário Studio’s Collection, Workshop, Open Studio, Public Talk, Other. Application information Online Applications.No application fees. Send the following information to [email protected] – Full Name– Email Address– Phone Number– Nationality– Birth Date– Check-in and check-out dates (for us to confirm availability)– Accommodation: Would you like to stay at Aviário Studio House? Will you bring a partner?– Choose your residency: Self-directed Residency, Guided Art Residency or Assisted Production Residency– Brief description of your project -Online portfolio or 5-6 pictures of your work

Monica Mardare

Open call for "Shelter" Exhibition Opportunity | Promoted just added Updated: 11 August 2026 Exhibition Opportunity | Promoted just added Open call for "Shelter" Updated: 11 August 2026 "Shelter" “What is your shelter, and what does it cost you?” We invite artists working in any medium to submit work that responds directly, obliquely, or unexpectedly to the question above. The work does not need to explain shelter. It does not need to illustrate it. It needs only to hold something true about what protects you, and to do so with intention and care. We are not looking for a particular aesthetic or form. We are looking for artists who have identified something real, and found a way to bring it into the room. Who can apply: - Open to artists at all career stages, emerging, mid-career, and established. - Local, national, and international applicants welcome What you get: - Full curatorial and installation support from the team - Professional photographs and videos of your work and the exhibition - A certificate of participation acknowledging your contribution - A private view with drinks and a live art component, in a professional gallery space - The opportunity to engage directly with art enthusiasts, collectors, and gallerists - Promotion locally through printed materials, and online through the curator's Instagram platform with 13K followers, alongside targeted promotional campaigns aimed at collectors and art-interested audiences - A collaboration agreement issued alongside your participation certificate at the end of the exhibition This opportunity is organised by curator Monica Mardare, an independent London curator committed to creating thoughtful, sensory exhibitions that foreground emotional depth, introspection, and the complex layering of human experience. The intention is to offer artists a meaningful platform in Central London that values clarity of intention, experimentation, and the unfolding of the inner world within community. Entry Fee: A £150 fee is payable only upon selection. Deadline 30 September 2026

List og Land

List og Land Artists’ and Writers’ Residency, Westfjords, Iceland Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: Iceland (monthly Residencies available June, July, September, October and November. Rolling deadlines for each monthly program) List og Land is a self-directed, multi-disciplinary residency, situated on 4200 acres of land on Arnafjördur, one of the deepest and most beautiful fjords in Iceland. We are 20 minutes from the majestic Dynjandi waterfall, often referred to as The Jewell of the Westfjords. The land is surrounded by black sand beaches, waterfalls, rivers and wildlife including seals, whales, arctic fox, mink and many, many birds. List og Land, (Icelandic for “Art and Land,”) is open to photographers, writers, and painters. We currently do not have a ceramics or music studio, though we are expanding to accommodate more creative disciplines. Our mission is to provide emerging and established artists and writers the time and space to focus entirely on their work. We consider the land and the surrounding beauty of our residency, an environment that fosters inspiration, community and collaboration. We strive to create a warm and inviting space for nurturing creativity and friendship. For more information on our mission click here: https://listogland.com/about/ Duration of residency Twenty-four day Residencies. Shorter program arrangements can be made. Accommodation Residents choose from our private, comfortable rooms with gorgeous views of the sea and mountains. For more information on our accommodations click here: https://listogland.com/apply/ and here: https://listogland.com/gallery/ Bathrooms (two in the main house, one in the barn) are shared. Spacious living rooms, and a large dining room with views of the sea all around create a warm and comfortable space for reading, resting and enjoying the company of your fellow artists. The large fully equipped kitchen is shared among residents. We offer “hot pot” style tub, pool and sauna. Internet and laundry, linens and towels are provided. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Our Residency is open to the full range of writers and visual artists. We have also hosted artists working in muli-media, digital media, textiles, installations and composers. We are open If you are working somewhere beyond these categories please inquire and we will strive to accomodate.Studio / Workspace We offer a spacious shared studio. Private workspace varies by bedroom selection. Our property also includes re-purposed barn, stable and riding hall, which are available for a variety of artist’s uses. Our Residents have also made good use of our nearly 4000 acres of exterior “workspace”, a terrain of mountain, valley, pasture, waterfalls, streams, and lighthouse.Fees and support Fees are based on room choice, and range from €1350-€1650, single occupancy. Our fee structure can accomodate couples/colaborative pairs, families, and shortened stays. For information on these alternative arrangements and fees write us at [email protected].  We do not currently offer financial support. After acceptance a $250 nonrefundable deposit secures your choice of room and program.  Remaining Residency fee must be paid six weeks before arrival. Artists take care of their own expenses for transportation, meals, and art supplies. We provide pick up from Ísafjörður airport for an additional fee. Expectations towards the artist We place no expectations on our Residents. We invite you to take the time and space needed to transition from the outside world and find inspiration in the extraordinary solitude, silence and space we offer. Joining in our community connections and outreach is of course encouraged but never required. Application information We ask that applicants writeus at [email protected] and provide CV, work samples, and a description of the proposed project. Additional application information is available on our website, listogland.com.

Vermont Studio Center

Vermont Studio Center Open Call Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: United States Vermont Studio Center’s is accepting applications from August 15 through September 30. Vermont Studio Center(VSC) welcomes visual artists and writers for 2-, 3- and 4-week residencies to an inclusive, international community, honoring creative work as the communication of spirit through form. Nestled in the Green Mountain of Vermont, VSC provides private lodging and studios, fresh meals, and a vibrant Visiting Artist & Writer program. Explore fellowship offerings and apply today for a VSC residency. For more information visit vermontstudiocenter.org – email: [email protected] call: 802-635-2727 Duration of residency 2-, 3-, and 4-week residencies Accommodation Each resident is provided with a furnished private room, private or shared bathroom, access to a shared kitchen and communal spaces. All residency housing is located in a quiet, residential neighborhood and is a short walk to studio buildings, administrative offices, amenities, and recreation. We serve 3 communal meals a day, Monday – Saturday, brunch and dinner on Sunday. Breakfast is a self-serve breakfast bar. Our menus are based around sustainability and support of local agriculture. Our meals feature fresh breads, homemade desserts, soups, and salads made with fresh produce from local farms. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All disciplines are welcome. The Schultz Sculpture Shop and outdoor work yard are communal areas for wood, metal, ceramic, and mixed media fabricated work. The outdoor work yard offers space for larger pieces and non-permanent site-specific installations. The shop provides equipment for woodworking, welding, ceramics, along with a variety of hand, electric, and pneumatic tools. The Print Shop is designed for monoprinting and is available to residents enrolled as printmakers. Maverick Writing studio provides comfort and river views for all of our writers.Studio / Workspace Studios are equipped with a painting table, rolling cart, stool, ample wall space, natural and artificial lighting, and wifi. Easels are available in communal areas. Writing studios are equipped with sitting or standing desk, bookcase, bulletin board, and sofa chair.Fees and support The full cost for 4 weeks at Vermont Studio Center is more than $12,000. Through the generosity of individual donors and foundation partners, VSC is able to ensure a full or partial fellowship for every attendee. All fellowships are awarded through a competitive process. Approximately 35% of all VSC residents receive full fellowships each year. Partial fellowship recipients are asked to pay a reduced fee to attend. These fees are $2,700 for 12 days, $3,825 for 19 days, and $4,950 for 26 days. Please note, these fees are effective for all applications received in 2026. A 10% discount on this fee is available to residents who elect to share a bathroom with one other resident, subject to availability. We are always working to increase the quantity of full fellowships being offered at each application cycle. Expectations towards the artist All residents have access to the Visiting Artist & Writer program. During every session there will be opportunities for residents to share their work through Resident Presentations and Open Studios. Residents can also participate in the Community Contribution by assisting in one of these areas: kitchen, grounds, administrative, or skill share. Application information Explore fellowship offerings and apply today for a VSC residency. For more information visit vermontstudiocenter.org – email: [email protected] – call: 802-635-2727

Skogshyddan Artist in Residence

Skogshyddan AIR Open Call Deadline: 30 Sep 2026 Country: Finland Skogshyddan Artist in residence is open to artists, cultural and social professionals and researchers. Work periods in residence is one month. The residency includes accommodation and free use of the garden, sauna and bikes and, if you wish, we can help you to reach out to local networks. The residency is ideal for creative work, research or artistic work, as well as for collaborative projects. You can also apply for a residency as a small working group. It is also possible to apply with children/family. Residency fees for the autumn 2026: 1 month 750€ Residents are selected primarily on the basis of the work plan presented in the application. Residency applications are selected by a curatorial team of professionals from different disciplines. We particularly value collaboration and interaction with other creative professionals/researchers, as well as with the local community and other actors in the region. Applications [email protected] Duration of residency 1 month Accommodation Private appartment in an old house. There is totally 4 residency appartments in the building.Pls note, that the house is old, with modern facilites, but be prepared with woolen socks 🙂 Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Artists have to have their own working equipmentsStudio / Workspace There is no studio or work space available. Artists can work at their appartments.Fees and support 750€ / month + reservation fee 150€ Expectations towards the artist We particularly value collaboration and interaction with other creative professionals/researchers, as well as with the local community and other actors in the region. But we don’t require our artist to keep any workshops / events. Here you can only be also by yourself in silence if you prefer so 🙂 Application information Residents are selected primarily on the basis of the work plan presented in the application. Residency applications are selected by a curatorial team of professionals from different disciplines.

Miami University, Department of Art

Featured Opportunities: Submit an Opportunity Welcome to ArtDeadline.Com The art worlds source for income & exhibition opportunities – since 1994 Browse by… Tags Opportunity Type Art Calls Compete Ezine/Print Fellows Festivals Grants Internet Interns Jobs Portfolio Residency RFP/Q's Opportunity Benefit *No Participation Fee Cash or Value Awards Education Exhibition - Group Exhibition - Online Exhibition - Rental Exhibition - Solo Exhibition - Traveling Grant Housing Support In-Kind Benefit Materials Support Percent-for-Arts Publication Purchase Registry - Flat Files Rep - Licensing Residency Salary Sales Stipend Stud Compete 2027 Miami University Young Painters Competition Opportunity Description U.S. National Deadline: September 30, 2026 – Young Painters, U.S. residents, ages 25 – 35 as of competition entry, are invited to participate in an annual juried competition for the 2027 $10,000 William and Dorothy Yeck Award. Entrants should have achieved a significant degree of success as an emerging artist of noteworthy talent. The Yeck Award winning artwork becomes part of the Miami University Painters of the 21st Century Collection. Exhibition dates: January/March 2027. ELIGIBILITY Open to young Sculptors, U.S. residents, ages 25 – 35. All works submitted must be available for the exhibition and purchase award. Artwork should be completed within the past three years that demonstrate the scope and depth of your work. MEDIA Submission of Paintings: up to 5 entries; no dimension exceeding 72 inches, artwork completed within the past three years demonstrating the scope and depth of your work. All works submitted must be available for the exhibition and purchase award. JUROR In his 45-year career as a curator, Dan Cameron has organized art exhibitions for museums, galleries, and public spaces around the world, and has specialized in championing significant artists before they became publicly recognized for their work. Currently, Curator for the Courthouse Gallery at Lake George Arts Project, Cameron studied at Syracuse University and Bennington College, where he received a B.A. in 1979, the same year he moved to lower Manhattan. His early years were spent doing administrative work in museums while organizing groundbreaking exhibitions. AWARDS $10,000 William and Dorothy Yeck Purchase Award $2,500 Second Place $2,000 Third Place The Yeck Award winning artwork becomes part of the Miami University Painters of the 21st Century Collection. The $10,000 Yeck Purchase Award winner will be invited to have a solo exhibition and serve as a visiting artist to coincide with the 2026 competition. APPLY ONLINE – $25 Entry fee. Up to 5 entries. Visit us online for complete details and to apply. The 10 Finalists chosen by our 2027 Juror will be notified in mid/late October 2026. About: Started in 1999, the Young Painters Competition features artists aged 25 – 35, who demonstrate excellence. The juror, chosen from nationally recognized painters, museum directors, curators and art professionals, selects 10 finalists. Each year’s winner is awarded the $10,000 William and Dorothy Yeck Award and the painting becomes a part of the permanent collection at Miami University. Alternating between representational/realism and non-representational painting, this competition assures a prominent national role for Miami University, rewarding and inspiring the creativity of talented young artists. We hope you enjoy our yearly competition as we navigate the visual, historical and critical development of painting through the 21st century. Miami University Department of Art 400 S. Patterson Avenue, Room 124, Art Building Oxford, OH 45056-2486

neimënster

Embellie. Generations: inventing ways of living together Deadline: 01 Oct 2026 Country: Luxembourg Generations: Reinventing Community Life The 2027 edition of ‘Embellie’ celebrates the coming together of generations. How do we live, eat, share stories, celebrate, laugh and cry together? What can we learn from our elders, our peers and the younger generation? How can previous or future generations influence our understanding of the world, art, our heritage and our culture? How are different generations encouraged to engage in dialogue with one another? How can we rethink the way we live together? ‘Embellie’ is a celebration of artists in residence, spanning the visual arts to the performing arts, including music, dance, literature, and theatre. We invite artists from all disciplines to present their vision of this intergenerational encounter during a two-week residency in February at neimënster. At the end of this initial residency, a jury will meet to decide which project(s) will be awarded an additional production budget of €1,500 and a one-week residency in July, with a public presentation on 27, 28 and 29 July. Applicants must be available for both periods. Proposals from all disciplines are welcome. Background As part of the ‘Embellie’ festival, neimënster celebrates the artistic creations resulting from a year of artist residencies. In a joyful and festive atmosphere, the public is invited to discover performances, music, readings, exhibitions and artists’ workshops across the entire neimënster site (from the main building to the Parvis, via the Robert Bruch building). Key points Deadline: 01/10/26 Residency: 01/02–14/02/27 Duration: 2-week development residency Presentation (if selected): 27, 28 and 29 July 2027 during the Embellie festival at neimënster (in the presence of the artists), plus an additional production budget of €1,500 Remuneration and support: a grant of €2,000 for a 2-week research residency Contents of the electronic application: CV and portfolio showcasing your work (with a link), a cover letter outlining the project to be developed during the residency. How to submit your application to be sent electronically to: [email protected] in PDF format;written in French, English, German or Luxembourgish; not exceeding 5 MB. Applicants will receive a response in November 2026. Duration of residency 2 weeks plus a public showing 27, 28 and 29 July 2027 during the Embellie festival at neimënster (if selected after the residency) Accommodation Private accommodation (incl. bathroom and small kitchen) Disciplines, work equipment and assistance The residency is open to all artistic disciplines. The artists can by assisted by our technical team if necessary, but they should work independently. Please note that our institution is a heritage site and not all work is possible.Studio / Workspace 40m2 studio space Please note that our studio spaces do not allow large, non-modular, sculptural work (which cannot fit through one-metre-wide doors). Projects involving welding and the use of products that emit microparticles, such as aerosol sprays, cannot be considered either.Fees and support a grant of €2,000 for a 2-week research residency plus an additional production budget of €1,500 if the project if selected after the residency for the public showing in July Expectations towards the artist The artists are expected to present their work on the 27, 28 and 29 July 2027 during the Embellie festival at neimënster (if selected after the residency) Application information CV and portfolio showcasing your work (with a link), a cover letter outlining the project to be developed during the residency. How to submit your application: to be sent electronically to: [email protected] in PDF format;written in French, English, German or Luxembourgish; not exceeding 5 MB.

Worcester County Camera Club and Blackstone Valley Art Association

2027 Small Stones Festival of the Arts Entry Deadline: Oct 1, 2026, 11:59:00 PM Eligibility: International Entry Fee: 10.00 Massachusetts The 2027 Small Stones Festival of the Arts The 2027 Small Stones Festival of the Arts begins January 30, 2027. The Art Call will be open from September 1, 2026 to October 1, 2026. Welcome to the art call site for the 2027 Small Stones Festival of the Arts. The Festival is a collaboration of the Worc… The 2027 Small Stones Festival of the Arts begins January 30, 2027. The Art Call will be open from September 1, 2026 to October 1, 2026. Welcome to the art call site for the 2027 Small Stones Festival of the Arts. The Festival is a collaboration of the Worcester County Camera Club and the Blackstone Valley Art Association, now in our eighth year. Our exhibition of fine art painting and fine art photography will be held at the Brigham Hill Community Barn, 37 Wheeler Rd., North Grafton, Massachusetts. Work chosen for the juried in-person exhibition as well as prize winning entries will be selected by an independent panel of distinguished jurors. Once they are announced, you can read about them at our main web site, at the link below. Art work exhibited at the Festival will be selected from submissions and will include 144 fine art paintings (including drawing, sketches, ink and other 2D productions) and fine art photographs (including film based, digital, infrared and alternative processes).  Please note that we continue to have strict restrictions on the size of the work we can exhibit, as you'll see in the detailed entry instructions below.   Works chosen for the exhibition will be published in our annual hardbound catalog - a tradition we're continuing this year.  All submissions will appear in our Web Gallery, available on this site during and after the exhibition.   You are invited to submit your original works of art for this exhibition through this website.  Our jurors will select among the submitted entries to determine which to include in the exhibition and the printed exhibition catalog.  Just prior to the opening of the exhibition, the jurors will also select prizewinners in the above categories. - There is a nonrefundable submission fee of $10 per entry. - Maximum of 5 entries per artist, of which up to two may be selected for in-person exhibition by our jurors. - You must submit a high-quality photo of your work, suitable for inclusion in our show catalog — see below. - All entries are subject to our Terms and Conditions - READ THESE! - MAXIMUM SIZE: 26" on the longest edge - measure the FRAME, not the canvas/print.  (We wish we could accommodate larger works, but this limitation is required by the size of our panels.) - Must have a HANGING WIRE - not a sawtooth or other type hanger. - You must HAND DELIVER and PICK UP your artwork in the allotted times - no shipping/receiving is possible. - PRIOR SUBMISSIONS: Artworks that were juried-in to the exhibition in previous years may not be submitted again. - THERE'S MORE - read the TERMS and CONDITIONS. - MAXIMUM SIZE: 26" on the longest edge - measure the FRAME, not the canvas/print.  (We wish we could accommodate larger works, but this limitation is required by the size of our panels.) All work submitted to the festival must be of publication quality, without reflections, abnormal color shifts, perspective distortions, etc. Not only will this help our jurors evaluate your work for their prize selections, but also will make the best presentation on the web and if your work is selected for our printed catalog. Criteria include: - Format: JPEG or PNG files accepted. Size limit of 4 MB.- Minimum Resolution: 1500 pixels total on longest edge. - Maximum Resolution: 4800 pixels on longest edge. - Pixels per Inch: Doesn’t matter – really. If you are a photographer, this shouldn’t be a problem. If, however, you have paintings that you need to photograph, there’s an app for that: Google Photo Scan, available for iPhone/iPad or Android. This app guides you through taking a series of photos of your work, combines them, removes glare (from cover glass or reflections from varnish, etc.), and gives you a nice result. Just be certain your phone/tablet camera has sufficient resolution to meet the above requirement – an iPhone 6 probably will not, but a newer phone or tablet might be fine. In order to submit your work for the festival, you must register on this ArtCall site by clicking on the Register button in the header above (if you already have an ArtCall.org login, you can simply log in using the green Login button instead).  If you have a narrow browser screen (mobile, etc.) you may have to click on the three horizontal lines in the upper RIGHT to see the buttons.  Fill in the necessary information on the registration form and create a password. Although there is no registration fee, there is a nonrefundable submission fee of $10 per submitted work.  While you may submit up to five works, a maximum of two works will be accepted into the festival per artist. To submit work to the exhibition: - IMPORTANT: Read the Terms and Conditions above for the festival. - Register or log in as described above. - From your user page ("My Submissions"), click on Purchase Submission Credits. - You'll see a payment screen where you can prepay for the number of works you will submit. Enter the required payment information to proceed. - You will now have credits in your account for the number of submissions for which you've paid. You can click on Add New Submission to enter the information for your first entry. Scrolling past the terms and conditions, fill out the fields for your entry, including category, subcategory, title, size (you can enter 0 for depth) and price (you can enter 0 if not for sale). If you wish to sell yiour work or call attention to your other artwork, BE SURE TO ENTER YOUR WEBSITE ADDRESS. - When you submit the information for your first entry, the next screen will prompt you to upload a photo of your entry (see criteria above). - When you have uploaded your photo, your first entry is complete and will appear on your user page. You can now continue with additional entries if you wish. Watch the following video to learn more...

BE OPEN

BE OPEN ArtLimitless 2026 — Open Call for Sustainable Art Prizes and Awards just added Updated: 23 July 2026 Prizes and Awards just added BE OPEN ArtLimitless 2026 — Open Call for Sustainable Art Updated: 23 July 2026 BE OPEN ArtLimitless invites artists, designers, architects and creative practitioners worldwide to submit work exploring sustainable art-making through recycling, upcycling, repurposing and reused materials. The 2026 programme focuses on UN Sustainable Development Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production, highlighting practices that rethink waste, materials and environmental responsibility. Selected works will be featured in the BE OPEN Art online gallery and promoted across BE OPEN channels. Applications are free and open internationally. Who can apply: Artists, designers, sculptors, architects and other creative practitioners worldwide. All career stages and artistic media are welcome, particularly practices engaging with sustainability, recycling, upcycling, repurposing, reused or circular materials. The opportunity is online, with no nationality or residence restrictions and no application fee. What you get: Selected works will be featured in the BE OPEN Art online gallery and promoted across BE OPEN’s digital and media channels. The programme offers three monetary awards of €1,000, €500 and €300. Selected artists also receive visibility through the gallery’s monthly public voting and Artist of the Month features. Deadline 01 October 2026

Jerome Foundation

NYC Film Production Grant: Up to $30,000 Grants/Funds · Artist Opportunities NYC film production grant offers up to $30,000 for early career directors in New York City. Step 1 deadline: October 1, 2026, before 4 PM ET. September 10, 2026 Jerome Foundation offers production grants for early career film directors based in New York City Table of Contents The NYC film production grant from the Jerome Foundation provides production grants of up to $30,000 to eligible New York City-based early career film directors. The program supports moving-image work across narrative, experimental, documentary, animation, and hybrid forms. Jerome seeks filmmakers who take creative risks in expanding, questioning, experimenting with, or re-imagining filmmaking. Applicants must have an established directing practice, meet the program’s New York City residency requirements, and propose independent work that they will direct. Step 1 applications are due October 1, 2026, before 4 PM Eastern. OF THE FIELD. NYC film production grant Snapshot What: Production grants for new short- or long-form moving-image projects by eligible early career film directors. Who: Eligible New York City-based early career film directors. Applicants should have completed and publicly screened two films and must have at least 10 minutes of work samples from two different completed projects they directed. Where: New York City Award / Support: Up to $30,000 in production funding. Application Fee: FREE Application Opens: September 2, 2026 Deadline: October 1, 2026, before 4 PM Eastern Official Link: https://www.jeromefdn.org/new-york-city-film-production-grant Strategy Coach Notes: https://www.patreon.com/pformart/posts/jerome-2027-new-169178841 Get The NYC Film Production Grant Strategy Jerome provides unusually detailed information about how applications are reviewed. The Foundation states that it seeks filmmakers who take creative risks, pursue innovative approaches, demonstrate clarity of purpose and vision for imaginative storytelling, engage directly with people involved in their filmmaking, and build relationships with and impact their creative community and field. The application also places significant weight on previous work. Join the network to access the Strategy Coach Notes for this opportunity, including application structure, work sample strategy, project framing, budget alignment, and reviewer priorities. About the NYC film production grant The Jerome Foundation’s New York City Film Production Grant supports eligible early career directors developing independent moving-image projects. The Foundation receives an average of 220 to 250 applications for the New York City program and has awarded an average of 12 grants in recent rounds. The number varies because applicants request different amounts. Jerome describes its focus in terms of creative risk, innovative approaches, clarity of purpose, imaginative storytelling, direct engagement with people involved in the filmmaking process, and relationships with creative communities and the field. The application runs through a two-step process. Step 1 closes October 1, 2026. All applicants are notified of their status on October 15, and eligible applicants are invited to complete Step 2. Step 2 closes November 24, 2026. Panel meetings and recommendations take place from December 2026 through March 2027, with final notification no later than March 31, 2027. Grantees are publicly announced in May 2027. Grant funds are received during the period from May 2027 through April 2029. What Is Offered - Production grants of up to $30,000 - Support for independent moving-image projects - Support for narrative film - Support for experimental film - Support for documentary film - Support for animation - Support for hybrid combinations of eligible moving-image forms - The applicant’s director’s fee may be included as an allowable grant expense - Production expenses may be included in the project budget Jerome states that any total film budget, large or small, can qualify. The Foundation has funded projects completed for less than $30,000. Secured outside funding is not required. For Step 2, applicants identify secured and potential funding sources and their expected amounts. Jerome states that panelists assess whether project planning and budgets are realistic when considering feasibility. Who Should Apply The program is for early career film directors based in New York City. Applicants directing their first film are too early for the program. Jerome advises filmmakers to apply after completing and publicly screening two films if they remain eligible. Applicants must have at least 10 minutes of work samples from two different completed projects that they directed. Applicants must direct the proposed film and have conceived its original idea. Narrative applicants must be the writer/director. Applicants must hold copyright to the project, retain artistic, budgetary, and editorial control, and receive director credit. The application must come from the individual artist. Only film directors may submit applications and receive funding through this program. U.S. citizenship is not required. Applicants must have an SSN or ITIN and meet the program’s New York City residency requirements. Jerome states that this can include DACA recipients and most visa recipients. Applicants must have established primary residency in New York City, remain residents at the application deadline, and plan to remain New York City residents for at least 183 days during the May 2027 through April 2029 grant period. Music videos, work-for-hire, studio, commercial, and industrial work are ineligible. The program exclusively supports moving-image media. NYC film production grant Timeline September 2, 2026: Application opens October 1, 2026, before 4 PM Eastern: Step 1 application deadline October 15, 2026: Applicants notified of application status October 22, 2026, 6:30–7:30 PM Eastern: Step 2 Application Webinar November 24, 2026, before 4 PM Eastern: Step 2 application deadline December 2026–March 2027: Panel meetings and recommendations to the Jerome Foundation Board No later than March 31, 2027: Final application status notification May 2027: Public announcement of grantees May 2027–April 2029: Timeline to receive grant funds Why the NYC film production grant Matters The grant combines substantial production funding with a review structure that gives applicants unusually specific information about what panelists assess. Jerome identifies creative risk, innovation, clarity of purpose, imaginative storytelling, engagement, community relationships, and feasibility within its published guidance. The Foundation also makes clear that applicants can propose projects moving beyond the forms represented in their previous work. In those cases, filmmakers are asked to establish how their experience, groundwork, study, mentorship, or developed skills prepare them for the new direction. Applicants should also note the program’s selectivity. Recent rounds have averaged 220 to 250 applications and approximately 12 grants. OF THE FIELD. Apply DEADLINE: 4 PM Eastern on October 1, 2026. Late applications are not accepted. https://www.jeromefdn.org/new-york-city-film-production-grant Explore More Opportunities Find current grants, residencies, fellowships, commissions, open calls, and artist development opportunities at Contemporary Performance.

4Pointe

4Pointe Dancers Wanted: Free Demonstrator Opportunity in London Aug 20, 2026 | Open Calls 4Pointe is seeking dancers ages 12-17 to participate as demonstrators during the Level 1 Teacher... 4Pointe is seeking dancers ages 12-17 to participate as demonstrators during the Level 1 Teacher Certification with Lynne Charles in London. Where: BBO Dance, Ensign House, Battersea Reach, Juniper Drive, London SW18 1TA, UK When: 29 October – 1 November 2026 Deadline for applications: 10/01/2026 4Pointe is seeking dancers ages 12–17 to participate as demonstrators during the 4Pointe Level 1 Teacher Certification with Lynne Charles in London. This is a free opportunity for young dancers to experience the 4Pointe method firsthand while participating in a professional teacher-training environment. Demonstrators will work alongside Lynne Charles and participating teachers as they explore and apply the Level 1 4Pointe material. The method focuses on alignment, strength, articulation, precision and a mindful approach to pointe training. Applicants must have begun pointe training and already be fitted for pointe shoes. Selected dancers will have the opportunity to experience detailed coaching and explore the 4Pointe method while supporting the education of teachers training in the method. There is no participation fee. How to apply / register: To apply, complete the 4Pointe Demonstrator Application Form: bit.ly/4pointedancer Applicants must be ages 12-17, have begun pointe training and be fitted for pointe shoes. Applications for dancers under 18 should be completed with the involvement of a parent or legal guardian. Selected dancers will be contacted directly with participation details and any additional required documentation. Costs for participants: Free. There is no participation fee for selected demonstrators. Contact details: Rebecca Herrin Director of Programs, 4Pointe [email protected] For further information, please visit https://www.4-pointe.com For more OPEN CALLS, please visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/open-calls/

Keshet Dance Company & Center for the Arts

2027 Makers Space Experience Sep 1, 2026 | Residencies Join Keshet Dance Company & Center for the Arts in Albuquerque, NM for a ten-day residency program intended for choreographers, dancers, and movement makers of all kinds to connect, create, and collaborate at Keshet Center for the Arts. Where: Keshet Dance Company & Center for the Arts, Albuquerque, NM, USA When: 1/28/27-2/7/27 or 7/22/27-8/1/27 Deadline for applications: Applications are open September 1, 2026 to October 1, 2026 The Makers Space Experience is a ten-day cohort-based residency program intended for choreographers, dancers, and movement makers of all kinds to connect, create, and collaborate at Keshet Center for the Arts. Artists from across the country and around the world gather at Keshet for this experience as they explore, move, share, and create. This transformative residency provides choreographers, dancemakers, and movement-based multidisciplinary artists with: • Dedicated daily studio space • Collaborative movement classes led by fellow Makers and Keshet faculty • Practical arts business workshops led by experts in their fields, covering topics such as grant writing, budget reporting, and intellectual property law • Housing in Albuquerque for the duration of the residency • Performance opportunity on the Keshet stage • Photoshoot opportunity out in the southwest landscape • and of course oodles and oodles of New Mexico sunshine! How to apply: Learn more and apply at https://keshetarts.org/artist-opportunities/makers-space-experience/ No costs for participants. Contact details: 505.224.9808 [email protected] For further information, please visit http://keshetarts.org For more RESIDENCIES, please visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/residencies/

GlogauAIR

OPEN CALL ・ For GlogauAIR´s ONLINE RESIDENCY PROGRAM (October – December 2026) Deadline: 01 Oct 2026 Country: Global GlogauAIR is an international artists’ residency based in Berlin (Germany), which has been providing a space for artistic coexistence since 2016. Due to the 2020 pandemic, it had to give up physical attendance and reinvent itself by creating the On-line Program, which enabled it to continue offering its services to artists from all over the world. Until now, this virtual format has continued alongside with the On-site Residency in Berlin, as the On-line model remains in demand amongst artists from all disciplines, given that many of them are unable to travel to Berlin for various reasons; however, this enables them to develop their artistic practice, research and communication through weekly one-to-one curatorial tutorials, regular group meetings, occasional professional workshops and exchanges with art professionals, such as curators and galleries, based in Berlin. All of this is organised in accordance with each artist’s availability and time zone Duration of residency 3 months Accommodation This is an online program in which the tutoring curators are flexible to suit the artists’ needs and can adapt to the time zones of different countries, allowing participants to take part from home, their studio, workshop, etc., regardless of where they are Disciplines, work equipment and assistance The GlogauAIR On-line Program has been running for several years together with the wide experience gained from the On-site Programme, has enabled us to design a project suitable for all sorts of artists, welcoming applications from all over the world, from diverse backgrounds and artistic disciplines. Applications are evaluated by a rigorous and dedicated jury, composed for local and international art professionals.Studio / Workspace This is an online program in which the tutoring curators are flexible to suit the artists’ needs and can adapt to the time zones of different countries, allowing participants to take part from home, their studio, workshop, etc., regardless of where they areFees and support The price is 300 euros per month for a total of 3 months (900 euros in altogether) although some of our participants have managed to get very attractive grants, scholarships or institutional funding. Expectations towards the artist Candidates must be working artists from all disciplines who have already achieved a certain Level of experience and are eager to work on a specific project, which will be presented at the end of the Program at the virtual Open Studios exhibition, supported by a strong digital marketing campaign. Application information Artists are selected by GlogauAIR’s professional jury based on artistic quality, originality, and the proposed residency project. Apply now via this link: https://glogauair.net/apply/on-line-application/

Hinge Arts Projects Foundation

Open Call for Mural Artists Deadline: 01 Oct 2026 Country: India Diwar Mural Painting Festival in Rural Rajasthan, India. Hosted by Hinge Arts Projects Foundation. A vibrant, community-oriented initiative to adorn plain walls in a rural village in Rajasthan. Seeking artists from diverse backgrounds to paint murals during a 5 day mini-residency / festival. Artists are welcome – but not limited – to blend Rajasthani motifs with contemporary narratives, or address local pressing issues such as trash management, water conservation, women’s empowerment, etc. Abstract or realistic, all mural design proposals are welcome. Selected artists will be informed by October 15, 2026. * Accommodation & meals provided. * Hosts will document & publish & promote your work! * New Years Eve party! Duration of residency 5 days: December 28, 2026 – January 2, 2027 Accommodation In a rural village in Rajasthan. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Mural painting. * Participant / help from volunteers in the village. * Basic acrylic paint & brushes & ladders provided.Studio / Workspace Outdoor walls.Fees and support Application fee: 750 Indian Rupees / $8 usd. Expectations towards the artist All participants are responsible for their own travel. Application information Application via this form: https://form.jotform.com/261923916195061 Email: [email protected]

Hal Bromm

OPEN CALL: The Gift of Art Exhibition Opportunity just added Updated: 20 August 2026 Exhibition Opportunity just added OPEN CALL: The Gift of Art Updated: 20 August 2026 Since the 1980’s, THE GIFT OF ART has been an annual holiday tradition at Hal Bromm, where artists are invited to create unique, saleable artworks as ornaments to adorn the gallery tree. This year, we are expanding THE GIFT OF ART to include artist-made prints, so you can have the gift of art in your home year-round. Both the ornaments and the prints will be for sale at Hal Bromm throughout the month of December, with 30% of the proceeds going to benefit Rehabilitation Through the Arts. Who can apply: Must be 18+ What you get: Applicants will receive the opportunity to exhibit their work, network with fellow artists, and receive 1/3 of the sales from their ornaments/prints. Deadline 01 October 2026

VŨV: NOON Art Magazine

VŨV: NOON Art Magazine is calling for submissions Writing / Publishing Opportunity just added Updated: 11 August 2026 Writing / Publishing Opportunity just added VŨV: NOON Art Magazine is calling for submissions Updated: 11 August 2026 VŨV: NOON Art Magazine is inviting student and emerging artists to submit their work for publication in its first edition. VŨV is an Ancient Greek word for 'now ', and that is the mission statement that drives the editorial team. VŨV aims to represent and support student artists and help bring their voices to the forefront of the discussion. Alongside artists, we are also interested in supporting young art historians and all those interested in the art world. Giving a platform to those who are often ignored in the conversations happening in the art world now. Who can apply: Any artists and young art historians with works under photography, creative writing, illustration, poetry, interview or feature. What you get: Publishing opportunity Deadline 01 October 2026

The ENDURION Project

European Green Hydrogen Mural & Calendar Art Competition 2027 Competition just added Updated: 06 August 2026 Competition just added European Green Hydrogen Mural & Calendar Art Competition 2027 Updated: 06 August 2026 The ENDURION Project invites EU resident illustrators, muralists, designers, and visual storytellers from across Europe to participate in the European Green Hydrogen Mural & Calendar Art Competition 2027. The competition seeks original artistic interpretations of how green hydrogen can contribute to a sustainable, climate-neutral, and energy-secure future for Europe. Who can apply: EU residents What you get: - The winning artwork will be transformed into a 200–250 m² public mural located on a prominent building in either Bulgaria or Italy. - 12 additional artworks will be featured in annual ENDURION calendar. - 2500 EUR contract & 12,000 EUR for materials, travel, etc. - Winning artwork will further be published online, printed in annual calendar. Top 12 will be featured in calendar. Deadline 01 October 2026

NG Art Creative Residency and Gallery

MiraClair Wealth Art Prize 2026 for NG Art Creative Residency Deadline: 01 Oct 2026 Country: France IT’S HERE! THE MIRACLAIR WEALTH ART PRIZE 2026 I am absolutely thrilled to announce the launch of the MiraClair Wealth Art Prize 2026. What a wonderful opportunity this is! One exceptional artist will win a complimentary two week creative residency with us here at NG Art Creative Residency, in our beautifully restored 17th century olive mill in Maussane, Provence, valued at €2,000. MiraClair Wealth has been part of our world for more than five years, and I couldn’t be happier that Joanne Leach and her team are now extending that relationship by directly sponsoring & supporting an artist and their creative practice. Founded by Joanne, MiraClair Wealth provides thoughtful, bespoke financial planning for people whose lives and finances cross borders. With more than 25 years of experience, her personal, considered and long term approach resonates enormously with what we do here at NG Art. And now, the exciting bit… entries are OPEN! There is no set theme. We welcome artists working across painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, printmaking, textiles, digital and mixed media and other forms of visual practice.After nearly 40 years of working with artists, there is still nothing I love more than discovering exceptional talent and giving artists a platform to advance their practice. I cannot wait to see who this new prize brings through our doors! 🏆 THE PRIZE Two glorious weeks in Provence dedicated to your practice, including deliciously curated farm to table dinners, our 100 sqm fully equipped studio with kitchen, the olive mill and its surrounds, and our shared car for exploring the beautiful villages of the Alpilles. And, of course, professional development and mentorship from yours truly! The residency, valued at €2,000, is generously funded by MiraClair Wealth. 📅 Entries close 1 October 2026 Entry is FREE. APPLY HERE: https://ngartcreative.com/opportunities/ Come and show us what you do. We can’t wait to discover you! 📩 [email protected] NG Art Creative, Residency and Gallery, Provence NG Art Creative program offers the following: – Reside in a 17th century olive mill Moulin de Gréoux – Create work in a large studio equipped with professional lighting, easels, tables, and wall hanging space. – Access to an outdoor wet area to work with clay and/or other materials – Foster and support all creative endeavours to maximise their full potential – Guide and mentor into the commercial art world by residency director, Nicky Ginsberg – Guide and mentor into the commercial art world from professionals in the industry – International exposure to your practice – Exhibit in group exhibitions in our dedicated gallery space with professional hanging system and lighting – Solo exhibitions by special invitation in our dedicated gallery space with professional hanging system and lighting – Cultural exchange opportunities – Collaborate with other international artists – Work alongside and be mentored by high profile artists – Expand your international audiences and sell your artwork – Participate in seasonal exhibitions – Apply for significant international prizes, offered by NG Art Creative in collaboration with its partners and sponsors – Engage in a critique, with international curators, art historians and academics – Be introduced to a high calibre of gallerists, arts patrons, philanthropists and the local arts community at networking events and soirees – Work and live in the heart of the Provencal region, where great artists have been inspired. For example, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse and Paul Gauguin – Residency outings to local markets, galleries, museums, wineries, historical places of interest and explorations of the region’s natural beauty – Cooking workshops with professional local chefs – Feast for the senses dinners – Farm to table dining experiences – Regular soirées and performance evenings – Gain an understanding of local French culture, history, food and lifestyle through community engagement – Learn the French language Duration of residency Weeks: 2 Accommodation Private Room Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Visual Art Sculpture Dance Performing Arts Textile Art Literature New Media Animations Film-making Curatorial Photography OtherStudio / Workspace Large shared studio equipped with professional lighting, easels, tables, and wall hanging space.Fees and support One exceptional artist will win a complimentary two week creative residency with us here at NG Art Creative Residency, in our beautifully restored 17th century olive mill in Maussane, Provence. The residency, valued at €2,000, is generously funded by MiraClair Wealth. Expectations towards the artist Residents are encouraged to share ideas, engage in philosophical inquiry and discourse, add new skill sets to their repertoire, and be surrounded by like-minded people in a meeting of creative minds. Application information Apply here: https://ngartcreative.com/opportunities/