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Rhode Island Watercolor Society runs Seasons, an open juried show at its Pawtucket gallery, on view October 3 to November 6. Artists may submit up to three entries and the juror is listed as TBA.
Commission budget of $12,500 for an inspirational and movable art piece.
The City of Moorhead, Minnesota, seeks proposals for an inspirational and movable public art piece to be displayed at various locations throughout the city. Interactive elements such as kinetic sculptures, digital installations, and tactile components are encouraged.
First PhotoBook Prize: $10,000; shortlisted books exhibited at Paris Photo and touring venues worldwide; jury statements accompany all 35 shortlisted titles
The Paris Photo-Aperture PhotoBook Awards celebrate the photobook's contribution to the narrative of photography. Three categories are judged: First PhotoBook, PhotoBook of the Year, and Photography Catalog of the Year.
$10,000 stipend per artist (paid quarterly), plus up to $2,000 reimbursement for production of final project. Exhibition in 2028.
A year-long residency (Jan-Dec 2027) for two artists to pursue creative visual inquiry into the New York State Canal System, reflecting on its past, present condition, and future. Artists engage with the Canal, communities, and partner organizations.
Stipend, private bedroom, all meals, full kitchen access, studio space access, 75 acres of land. Session: November 27 to December 6, 2026. Six residents selected.
A 10-day working residency at Foundation House in backcountry Greenwich, Connecticut. Residents are expected to complete their proposed projects during the session. The program emphasizes collaborative community-building through shared meals and group engagement.
$93,000 stipend for a 10-month Visiting Fellow appointment
The Hodder Fellowship at Princeton University supports artists and writers of exceptional promise, selected more for promise than for performance.
USD 93,000 a year stipend for two consecutive academic years
Princeton Arts Fellowships are awarded to early career artists whose achievements have been recognised as demonstrating extraordinary promise in any area of artistic practice and teaching.
Juror's Award USD 350; two Honorable Mention Awards of USD 100 each.
Artburst Studios hosts curated online art shows connecting artists directly with collectors. "Pattern Language" runs October 28 to November 11, 2026. Shows are fast-paced boutique events lasting under 72 hours, with artwork available for purchase on the Artburst website.
Stipend of $78,000 plus an additional $5,000 for project expenses; fellows may also be eligible for relocation, housing, and childcare funds, with healthcare support available.
The Radcliffe Fellowship at Harvard Radcliffe Institute is a residential fellowship supporting artists, scholars, scientists, and writers who pursue an individual project over an academic year in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
USD 150,000 total grant funding, with awards of up to USD 25,000 per project
An annual program supporting the publication and circulation of significant original scholarship on modern and contemporary art from Latin America and its diasporas. Scholarly exhibition catalogues presenting substantial new research receive particular focus.
The selected artist is presented by ORAC Gallery inside the gallery's own booth at Spectrum Chicago 2026, with exhibition space, curatorial selection and development of the presentation, installation coordination, on-site gallery representation, inclusion in the gallery's fair communication and sales representation during the fair. No booth fee, exhibition fee, curatorial fee or participation fee is charged to the selected artist.
ORAC Gallery, run by ORACART sp. z o.o. out of Nowolipki 27 in Warsaw, is picking one artist to present inside its booth at Spectrum Chicago 2026, held at THE MART in Chicago from 7 to 10 October 2026.
Stipend of $15,000 (3 days/week) or $10,000 (2 days/week), dedicated studio space in the Museum, professional development and studio visits with museum staff.
A six-month community engagement residency on the sixth floor of the Museum of Arts and Design in New York City. Residents work in contemporary craft, design, and visual arts using traditional materials (clay, fiber, wood, glass, metal, stone) or new technologies.
The United States has the world's densest open-call landscape: juried exhibitions, museum and gallery calls, foundation grants, public art commissions, and hundreds of residencies from coast to coast. Fees and eligibility vary more than anywhere else, which makes careful screening matter.
This page gathers US-based opportunities that are open right now, each verified by hand with deadline, fee, eligibility, and award listed, linking directly to the host organization's official page.