До 23 авг. 2026 г.
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Конкурс - Керамика
2026 JRACraft Chrysalis Award in CERAMICS
Организатор
James Renwick Alliance for Craft
2026 JRACraft Chrysalis Award in CERAMICS Prizes and Awards Updated: 02 July 2026 Prizes and Awards 2026 JRACraft Chrysalis Award in CERAMICS Updated: 02 July 2026 The Chrysalis Award was created by the James Renwick Alliance for Craft to support and inspire emerging craft artists in the United States. Each year, the award focuses on a different medium. This year’s award will recognize an emerging artist working in ceramics. Who can apply: - Applicants must be US-based artists. - Applicants must have completed a four-year academic program and/or self-directed equivalent training within the past five (5) years. Residencies, workshops, apprenticeships and/or other dedicated practice qualify as equivalent training. - Applicants may not have been curated into an exhibition at a major museum such, as the SAAM Renwick Gallery (This does not include open call exhibitions.) - The applicant must be working in the Ceramics field and show merit, skill, and innovation in their work. What you get: The recipient will receive a $5,000 unrestricted award, a one-year JRACraft membership, and the opportunity to present their work at a JRACraft event. Deadline 23 August 2026 Back to all artist opportunties Artist opportunities closing soon 29.07.2026 — Prizes and Awards | Promoted: The Homiens Art Prize: £9,000 Awarded Annually 30.07.2026 — Artist in Residence | Promoted: Silence Awareness Existence: Residency Program in Finland, Winter 2027 31.07.2026 — Artist in Residence: Knowledge in a Fractured World: CRASSH 25th Anniversary Exhibition 31.07.2026 — Exhibition Opportunity: The Spirit of Greek Culture Subscribe to our newsletter And receive more editorial like this directly to your inbox.
Награда
one-year JRACraft membership and opportunity to present work at JRACraft event
Условия участия
Страны-участники: US
US-based artists who completed training within past 5 years, not previously exhibited at major museums