Institut Ramon Llull
Catalonia, Spain
Public bodies that run open calls for artists: 460 in all, 213 accepting applications now, in Albania, Andorra, Angola, Argentina and more.
460 organisations · 213 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.
Catalonia, Spain
The municipal government of Cape Town, South Africa, whose website carries city news and public art calls.
Belgium
Sweden
Lithuania
France
Thionville Fensch Agglomération is an intermunicipal authority in Moselle, France, created on 1 January 2026 from two basins, with 23 communes and 160,000 inhabitants.
France
Norway
Municipality of Risør, Norway, which gives project grants to visual artists, musicians and writers based there.
United Kingdom
Local authority in London whose library service runs the Artists Work in Libraries commission, part of Merton's Culture and Creativity Programme funded through Arts Council England.
Poland
The longest-running contemporary art gallery in Toruń, Poland, housed in a former Prussian artillery carriage house from the 1820s in the Old Town.
United States
Canada
The municipal government of Peterborough, Ontario, which commissions public art.
Switzerland
United States
Independent agency of the District of Columbia government, established in 1968, that funds arts and humanities programmes, including the Public Art Building Communities programme.
Estonia
Latvia
Ireland
Local government body of County Kerry in south-west Ireland, providing a range of services, including arts grants.
Australia
Local government of Albany, Western Australia. Its Arts & Culture office runs the City of Albany Artist in Residence Program.
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.