CompetitionPartial FundingFutureTense Awards 4th Edition — Oneiric (of dreams)
FutureTense
Hong Kong media-art award for young Asian artists.
Grants, residencies and exhibitions open to artists in Hong Kong — 11 active calls with verified deadlines, application fees and funding details. Updated daily.
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CompetitionPartial FundingFutureTense
Hong Kong media-art award for young Asian artists.
ResidencyPartial FundingKadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden in Tai Po, Hong Kong, is taking applications for residencies between 1 April 2027 and 31 March 2028. Stays last two to six weeks. The call is open to local and international artists, performers and writers aged 18 and above whose work engages with nature, sustainability and community. Spoken Cantonese and/or English is required. Applications go by email to alice...
GrantPartial FundingHong Kong Arts Development Council
The Hong Kong Arts Development Council's pilot commendation scheme rewards local musicians and dancers who reach the semi-finals or above of recognised international competitions.
Asian/Pacific/American Institute at New York University
A new fellowship for original, archives-based research on the sculptor Ming Fay (1943–2025), co-founder of the Asian American Epoxy Art Group, using the Ming Fay Papers at NYU Special Collections, holdings at Asia Art Archive and the Ming Fay Studio / Estate. Run by NYU's A/P/A Institute with funding from the Ming Fay Estate and kurimanzutto.
M+
A research fellowship of the M+ museum for new research on Chinese art in dialogue with its collections.
CompetitionK11 Art Foundation
Second edition of the K11 Art Foundation Artist Prize, which drew over 1,000 applications in its first round.
CompetitionHong Kong Photobook Festival
Hong Kong's photobook festival, c/o LUMO.
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