Who got in, how many applied and the odds — from the organisers’ own announcements. Names are free after sign-in.
361 calls with results · 6,895 artists selected · 60 with the odds
What happened after the deadline: for each call we record how many were selected at every stage, how many applied and the jury. Use it to judge your chances before you apply.
Autograph · United Kingdom
Autograph invites emerging writers to pitch texts responding to Of Walking on Fire — memory, migration, and language across generations.
1 selected artistnames after sign-in
Royal Photographic Society · United Kingdom
Joan Wakelin Bursary awards £2,000 for production of a new overseas documentary photo essay.
1 winnernames after sign-in
Museo del Canal Interoceánico de Panamá · Panama
FARO — the Museo del Canal (Panama) artist residency tying artistic practice to collective memory; the 2026 edition addresses the 1989 US invasion and the El Chorrillo neighborhood.
1 residentnames after sign-in
Black Box Gallery · United States
'Lens Work: Trees and Water' — a Black Box Gallery (Portland) juried group photography exhibition exploring trees and water as compositional and contemplative subjects.
26 selected artistsnames after sign-in
Ministerio de Cultura de Santa Fe · Argentina
Espacio Santafesino 2026 — the Santa Fe (Argentina) provincial cultural-production funding program, $144M ARS across performing/visual/audiovisual/editorial sectors.
2 selected artistsnames after sign-in
Dance Ireland · Ireland
An international residency exchange between Dance Ireland and Trois C-L (Luxembourg).
2 residentsnames after sign-in
See the resultsDecagon Gallery · United States
'Seen / Unseen' — Decagon Gallery's international online photography exhibition, juried by Ann M. Jastrab, exploring the visible and the implied within the photographic frame.
3 winnersnames after sign-in
Tokyo Tatemono · Japan
Brillia Art Award Wall 2026 — Tokyo Tatemono's 2D art prize (¥200k × 2) with ~6-month Shinjuku gallery display.
2 winnersnames after sign-in
Instituto Nacional de Artes Visuales · Uruguay
Uruguay's 62nd Premio Nacional de Artes Visuales — the country's flagship visual-arts prize, newly adding up to 30 production grants to support the making of selected works.
39 selected artistsnames after sign-in
Busan International Film Festival · South Korea
The undisputed nucleus of Asian film commerce. Its strict insistence on premiere status reflects its institutional gravity and power to launch obscure indie films into global phenomena.
7 winnersnames after sign-in
Townsville City Council · Australia
The North Queensland Ceramic Awards — a long-running (45th) Australian ceramics competition at Townsville's Perc Tucker Regional Gallery, with a $10,000 acquisitive award.
1 winnernames after sign-in
TBA21–Academy · Italy
First Tentacular Fellowship for Venice Lagoon — €26,000 to build an interdisciplinary Tentacular Unit with Ocean Space and Ca' Foscari.
1 fellownames after sign-in
Tabakalera · Spain
This residency focuses on the professionalization and structural support of the ASTS sector within the Basque context. It provides artists with critical institutional backing and targeted scientific support to realize complex…
4 residentsnames after sign-in
Cité internationale des arts · France
This highly coveted residency provides total immersion in the Parisian contemporary art network. It is particularly valuable for illustrators due to its partnership with TRAM, which circumvents the traditional isolation of residency…
2 residentsnames after sign-in
Acción Cultural Española · Spain
AC/E International Residencies: Mexico 2026 — a funded six-week residency in Mexico City and Oaxaca for two Spanish artists, run by Fundación María José Jove and Acción Cultural Española.
2 residentsnames after sign-in
EPIsodiARTE · Italy
Episcopia in Arte 2026 — free painting/photography/sculpture call in Basilicata (€300 prize; deadline 4 Jul 2026).
1 winnernames after sign-in
Washington Print Foundation · United States
Washington Print Foundation's national small-format print competition — hand-pulled, screen, digital prints and print-based 3D, juried by veteran critic Mark Jenkins with strict size limits.
35 selected artistsnames after sign-in
Highpoint Center for Printmaking · United States
Highpoint's Jerome Early Career Printmakers Residency — twelve months of professional printshop access and support for three Minnesota artists.
3 residentsnames after sign-in
Museo Municipal de Arte Dr. Urbano Poggi · Argentina
AJA! 2026 — a young-artist programme (18–35) of Rafaela's Municipal Art Museum offering emerging local artists funding, mentorship, and a museum show to enter the exhibition circuit.
2 winnersnames after sign-in
National Gallery of Ireland · Ireland
Ireland's flagship portrait competition — €20,000 total to winner plus National Portrait Collection commission.
22 finalistsnames after sign-in
World Bodypainting Association · Austria
This is a live competition within the decentralized World Bodypainting Festival, focusing specifically on the mastery of illusion and camouflage on the human body.
5 winnersnames after sign-in
Maryland Federation of Art · United States
Juried by recognized plein air expert Jacalyn Beam, this prestigious exhibition seeks powerful representations of natural and urban landscapes across the Americas.
5 winnersnames after sign-in
Fonds Darstellende Künste · Germany
This grant supports highly performative, often digitally mediated theater, installation, and performance art development by long-standing professional independent artists and groups in Germany.
14 grant recipientsnames after sign-in
PhotoMidwest · United States
The 14th PhotoMidwest Biennial — the signature juried exhibition of the Madison-based PhotoMidwest Festival, spotlighting photographers across 13 Midwest states.
1 winnernames after sign-in
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