Foundations, residencies, festivals and arts councils in South Korea that run open calls for artists: 18 in all, 7 accepting applications now, with every call they ran before.
18 organisations · 7 accepting applications
Who runs open calls for artists in South Korea — 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.
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The national arts council of Korea. It supports the arts so that, in its words, everyone can share the joy of creation, and runs funding programmes for artists.
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Design promotion agency of Busan Metropolitan City, South Korea, which organises the WDC 2028 Busan Pavilion International Design Competition.
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Committee that runs the Busan Biennale and, since 1987, the Sea Art Festival in Busan, South Korea.
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Uruguay8Every 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.
