Foundations that run open calls for artists: 282 in all, 117 accepting applications now, in Albania, Andorra, Angola, Argentina and more.
282 organisations · 117 accepting applications
Open calls from organisations of this kind: what each one has open now, the calls it ran before and how often it opens. Look at who runs a call before you apply.
Kentucky, United States
Great Meadows Foundation supports visual arts professionals in Kentucky with grants to research, connect, and participate more actively in the broader contemporary art world.
United States
The Supporting Act Foundation is an independent non-profit working to empower emerging artists and support community-centered initiatives.
Cassis, France
The Camargo Foundation (Cassis, France) is a residential center offering programming in the humanities and the arts.
Spain
Ses12naus is a non-profit organisation founded in 2016 to reinforce Ibiza’s cultural and artistic fabric, and contribute to its development as an international reference for contemporary artistic creation.
South Korea
Taiwan
United States
The Lucie Foundation , is a 501(c) 3 non-profit, charitable foundation . The foundation presents year-round programming to support photographers.
United States
Launched in January 2004 to promote literary quality in speculative fiction, the Speculative Literature Foundation addresses historical inequities in access to literary opportunities for marginalized writers.
Singapore
culture360.asef.org brings Asia and Europe closer by providing information, facilitating dialogue and stimulating reflection on the arts and culture of the two regions.
Luxembourg
Netherlands
United States (National), United States
United States
Canada
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.
