Co-sponsored by TERAVARNA Art Gallery, the much-awaited 3rd Budapest International Art Show (art-BIAS) is going to steal the art spotlight of Europe. The art show will be held in June 2015, with the Gala Opening on 6th June at the Golden Duck Gallery, Budapest. Artworks for the fair shall be handpicked by TERAVARNA under a selection round and the best of the show will be recognized globally and will get extensive media exposure. All the chosen artists shall be eligible to display their artwork during the fair at no extra cost. This is an OPEN CALL to every artist who wants to embrace the thriving European art scene. The submission deadline for the application is 30th April 2025 and the application charges are $20 per artwork (non-refundable). If you have queries, write to us at info@teravarna.com.

3rd Budapest International Art Show | Physical Exhibition

The Atacama Desert is an ethereal landscape that invites us to meditate on the liminal spaces between humanity and vast, more-than-human worlds. With its volcanic plains, metamorphic pools, and night skies that intertwine our human narrative with the cosmos, it presents a place for contemplation and beckons us to rethink our bond with the natural world. The extreme conditions of the territory challenge our perceptions of life on Earth, revealing stories of resilience and coexistence in the face of extreme adversity. As one of the driest habitats on the planet, it faces threats from over-mining and excessive water usage, reflecting broader narratives of environmental exploitation and human discord of our time. 

Beyond a geographical location; the Atacama offers an expansive territory for ideas and processes to occur. We encourage our residents to embark on projects that explore themes through diverse and multifaceted approaches during their time with us. Engaging in meaningful relationships within the territory as they work on creative research projects.

The 3-week program fee is GBP 2,600. We offer a GBP 700 financial aid for those needing extra support, reducing the fee to GBP 1,900. The minimum stay is 3 weeks to ensure a meaningful experience, but extensions are possible for deeper engagement and exploration, with additional financial aid for longer stays available upon request.  We cannot provide funding as we are an independent, non-profit, artist led organization however many artists have been granted funding to join us in the past and we encourage artists to do this if they require more support. Our program fees reflect local costs.    We currently offer financial aid on all of our programs. Select the financial aid option when applying if you need this. If accepted, you'll pay a deposit to secure your spot, with the balance due 90 days before starting. Payment plans are available.  We can offer reduced fees for artists based in Latin America, and BIPOC artists each year who require additional support. We have an option to select this in our application form if you need this.  The fees include a curated program that offers both guided activities and time for self-directed practice. Our program includes cultural encounters, excursions, individual artist support, and group sharing activities. Participants receive support from a dedicated team, including our local collaborators.   Accommodations are shared, featuring multifunctional living and workspaces in simple and local accommodation, inclusive of bedrooms, toilet, shower, and kitchen, alongside communal outdoor work areas. Group airport transfers are provided from the nearest specified airport at set times on both the first and last day of the residency.select this in our application 

Our site-responsive residency programs offer balance between guided and self-directed exploration centred around ecological and sociopolitical themes. Participants from diverse fields can engage with local ecologies and cultures through a curated mix of cultural encounters, research trips, and experiential learning. This approach supports personal and professional growth, and empowers creators to address global issues and foster meaningful connections with both the environment and local communities, within a dynamic framework that encourages artistic experimentation beyond traditional settings, promoting meaningful dialogues and connections with the natural world and local communities.

  

Desert 23°S. Arts & ecology research and residency program 

“A discovery guide for recovery” – a project run by Sineglossa (IT), with NGO Territory (UA) and Fundacja Ziemniaki i (PL), co-funded by Creative Europe – has just launched an open call for six international artists (including two Ukrainians) interested in co-designing with Ukrainian communities a “non-touristic” guidebook on the present and future of Ukraine.

  
Applicants are called to design unconventional tours to discover the Ukrainian region of Bakota, in Western Ukraine, by involving the inhabitants in a process of recovering memories of the past, raising awareness on opportunities and problems of the present, foreseeing possible future scenarios. Artists will be hosted for a two-week art residency at Bakota Hub, a cultural centre in Horaivka, Khmelnytskyi Oblast (Southwestern of Ukraine), created on the basis of a former abandoned school and used in the two past years as a shelter for internally displaced people. The tours will be printed and published in an international guidebook dedicated to non-tourists, those who do not travel to collect postcards but to discover the authentic spirit of a territory. The publication will be designed in the style of a traditional travel guide with a mixture of essays, images and image essays. The texts will be in Ukrainian and English. The art direction and design of the publication will be overseen by a graphic design studio or individual designer. It will be published together with Fundacja Ziemniak i.

The selected artists will receive a 3.000 EUR grant to produce their tour, two-week hospitality at - and travel to - Bakota Hub (Ukraine), their artwork featured in an international publication, the training on the Non-tourism methodology through a co-design workshop in July in Warsaw, artistic curatorial and tutoring feedback sessions, network and exchange opportunities with other residency artists at Bakota Hub in Ukraine.

A DISCOVERY GUIDE FOR UKRAINE

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) announces a search for candidates for the Wallis Annenberg Curatorial Fellowship. This two-year fellowship in the museum’s Latin American Art department will provide general curatorial training, support scholarly research on the permanent collection, and engage the Fellow in the organization of an international traveling exhibition on the connection of Asia and Latin America in the early modern period. 

Reporting to the Curator and Department Head of Latin American Art, the Wallis Annenberg Curatorial Fellow will have particular areas of focus in Spanish American/viceregal art and early modern art (with knowledge of Asian art and assets but not required). Striving to combine the strengths of academic art history and the art museum, this Fellowship is designed to attract exceptional emerging scholars to the curatorial field. The Annenberg Curatorial Fellowship supports the highest level of professional development, with opportunities to be fully integrated into all aspects of curatorial work, gain experience in research and cataloguing, exhibition organization, education and publications, acquisitions, conservation, public speaking, and fundraising. The ultimate goal of the Fellowship is to engage the Fellow on all aspects associated with organizing a major international exhibition and achieve a deep understanding of the variety of skills needed to succeed as a curator in an encyclopedic museum; to hone those skills through the mentorship of the department and cross-departmental collaborators; and finally, to be able to confidently apply those skills to a future career as a museum professional.

LACMA’s exhibitions and acquisitions programs are a key part of its mission to serve the public through the collection, conservation, exhibition and interpretation of significant works of art from a broad range of cultures and historical periods. Committed to showcasing a multitude of art histories, the museum exhibits and interprets works of art from new and unexpected points of view that are informed by the region’s rich cultural heritage and diverse population. A spirit of experimentation is reflected in our work with artists, technologists, and thought leaders as well as in our many regional, national, and global partnerships to share collections and programs, create pioneering initiatives, and engage new audiences. LACMA’s staff is committed to the museum’s mission of inclusive access, collaboration, and dialogue, and to working closely with colleagues across the museum and our many communities beyond, fostering creativity, connection, and diverse thinking.

  
**Responsibilities**

  
* Assists in the planning and research of an upcoming international exhibition focused on Spanish American/viceregal art, performing advanced scholarly research of a high order; supporting checklist development; interface with public and private collections (national and international).
* Participate in meetings and collaborate with the Latin American team on the department’s various programs.
* Conduct in-depth research on selected Latin American works from the permanent collection.

  
The position starts September 1, 2025.

  

**Benefits**

* The hourly pay rate for this role is $26.45 - $27.65, which includes full benefits, and a travel allowance.
* LACMA is committed to providing its employees with valuable and competitive benefits as a core part of a strong overall employee experience.

  

Wallis Annenberg Curatorial Fellowship

**ACC CREATORS 2025 Residency Open Call**

National Asian Culture Center Announces Open Call for ACC CREATORS 2025 Residency

 Applications Open Through April 30 for Groundbreaking Projects at the Intersection of Art and Technology

The National Asian Culture Center (ACC), under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Korea, is pleased to announce the international open call for the ACC CREATORS 2025 Residency — a prestigious interdisciplinary program supporting visionary projects that merge art, science, and technology. Applications are now being accepted through April 30, 2025.

Marking its 10th anniversary, the ACC CREATORS Residency has become one of Asia’s leading platforms for experimental cultural production. Open to artists, researchers, technologists, and creators worldwide, the program provides a collaborative environment for developing ambitious works that engage with urgent questions of our time.

The 2025 residency theme, “The Intelligence Age,” invites participants to explore the societal, artistic, and technological implications of artificial intelligence and the rapidly evolving data landscape. Selected creators will investigate new forms of intelligence and envision how humans may coexist with emergent entities in hybrid digital-physical environments.

  
**Residency Categories**

The 2025 residency will support eight individual or team-based projects across five categories:

* Art & Technology (4 teams)
* Kinetic Media (1 team)
* Audiovisual (1 team)
* Mixed Reality (1 team)
* Immersive Sound (1 team)

  

Each project will receive between KRW 20,000,000 and 30,000,000 in production funding, along with access to dedicated studio space, technical facilities, and expert consultation.

ACC CREATORS 2025 Residency

Wolfsonian creative fellowships invite artists of all kinds—visual artists, designers, performers, writers, filmmakers, and musicians—to immerse themselves in the Wolfsonian collection and draw visual, conceptual, or storytelling inspiration from its wide range of historical materials. The program is open to creatives with a record of demonstrated accomplishment.

  

All fellows receive:

* A stipend
* Round-trip travel
* Accommodations (if non-local)
* Access to the collection and collections staff

  

Creative Fellowships

A subset of Telluride Arts’ Artist Grants \[TAAGs\] program, Community Program Grants operate on an annual basis, awarding one $2,500 grant to an artist or nonprofit organization within the Telluride region. This grant is designed to support community programming hosted within and intended for the Telluride community. As with all TAAGs, community benefit is at the heart of the program and must be clearly outlined in the application. 

TAAG applicants are limited to one submission per grant cycle. Multiple applications by the same artist will not be considered. If an artist submits an application for a Professional Development grant, they will be ineligible to apply for additional TAAGs within the same calendar year, excepting Flash Grants.

All TAAGs are subject to blind reviews by designated committees or juror panels. All personal details and obvious indicators of applicant identity are removed prior to review.

**RECOMMENDATIONS**

* Write your application narrative in a word or google doc, prior to entry into the online form.
* Save your work as you go. | The platform times out periodically and does not autosave.
* Confirm the functionality of and accessibility to all work samples and resumes, prior to submission.

  
**PROJECT SCOPE:**

* Programming hosted within and intended for the Telluride community.
* Projects should provide clear **community benefit**.
  
  

Program Grant

The Department of Cultural Affairs is announcing the 2025 Cultural Promotion Prize, endowed with a total of CHF 10,000\. This prize is sponsored by the Thun Official Gazette Association of Municipalities and can be awarded to one or more individuals. The prize money is primarily intended for an artistic research, reflection, or development project. 

  
The entries will be assessed by a jury chaired by Councillor Katharina Ali-Oesch. You can apply for the 2025 Cultural Promotion Prize using the form provided.

2025 Cultural Promotion Prize

**Fall into Focus**

**Residency program for artists, writers and researchers** 

  
**Periods:** 1 month (29 days)

**When:** Oct / Nov 2025

**Where:** Arteles Creative Center, Hämeenkyrö, Finland

**Application deadline:** 1st of May 2025

  
Fall into Focus residency program is for artists, writers and researchers who want to concentrate on their creative practice, projects, writing or research. The program brings together creative individuals from various different fields and backgrounds. 

  
**Find out more & apply:** https://www.arteles.org

Residency program: https://www.arteles.org/fall\_into\_focus.html

Fall into Focus - Residency program in Finland, Fall 2025

The Bed-Stuy Create & Connect Fund is a hyperlocal micro-grant program offered annually and directly managed by The LP. The Fund aims to enrich community life in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, by resourcing the creative ideas of civic actions of artists, cultural practitioners, community organizers, activists, and neighbors. 

For the 2025 cycle, we will grant up to 20 project proposals with $1500 each. We are looking for creative initiatives or civic projects that emerge from community needs, foster meaningful connections, and ignite socially conscious conversations. In other words, we aim to support community building amongst neighbors through community-led action.

We encourage both individuals and collectives to apply if you have a new project or an ongoing initiative that positively impacts and engages a Bed-Stuy group, audience, or community. We are particularly interested in proposals that nurture creativity, uplift local legacies, foster community wellness, or inspire collective advocacy. 

The Laundromat Project will reserve up to 5 grant awards for proposals that embody or engage our organization-wide theme, _Black Quantum Futurism_, which interrogates how time, space, and memory can inform our collective liberation.

Proposals that show potential creative and civic impact in Bed-Stuy will be prioritized. 

Bed-Stuy Create & Connect Fund 2025

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