Foundations, residencies, festivals and arts councils in Brazil that run open calls for artists: 16 in all, 12 accepting applications now, with every call they ran before.
16 organisations · 12 accepting applications
Who runs open calls for artists in Brazil — mostly non-profits, public bodies and arts centres. Each page shows what the organiser has open now, the calls it ran before, when its deadlines usually fall and whether it is free to apply.
Brazil
Centro Cultural UFMG is the cultural centre of the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and runs an artistic residency programme.
Brazil
The municipal culture department of Porto Alegre, Brazil, responsible for cultural policy in music, theatre, dance, visual arts, literature and cultural memory.
Brazil
The cultural foundation of the city of Natal, Brazil, which runs the Mapas Culturais platform of cultural agents, spaces and events.
Brazil
Municipal arts foundation (Fundação Municipal de Artes de Montenegro) in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, that runs an arts school and a publishing house.
Brazil
A gallery that runs global online exhibitions, such as Soul to Soul from 24 September to 31 October 2026.
Brazil
The cultural centre of the Universidade Estadual de Feira de Santana, in Feira de Santana, Bahia, Brazil.
Brazil
A university in Caxias do Sul, Brazil, offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses and research, and the Mostra UCS Artes Visuais.
Brazil
The municipal government of Jundiaí, a city in São Paulo state, Brazil. It runs the Pinacoteca and the Galeria Olga de Brito, which host the EXPOARTES exhibitions.
Brazil
Brazilian collective centred on Afro-diasporic dance and poetics.
Ceará, Brazil
Every foundation, residency, festival, museum, gallery and arts council whose open calls are in our catalogue — including those between calls, with the calls they ran before.
Each page shows the months its deadlines usually fall in and its past calls. Sign in to get a reminder when it opens a new one.
The links to apply, deadline reminders, artists’ reviews of organisers and who each organiser selected in its past calls. It is free.