**Contemporary- Call for Artists:** Showcase your work in a prestigious landmark location in Central London 

  
Have you ever questioned whether your art is good enough? You’re not alone- every artist does. This exhibition challenges that doubt, proving that all styles and expressions have the potential to be powerful.

  
Join the conversation. 

  
Full details Here: 

https://boomergallery.net/contemporary-call-for-artists

Application is free, but a £189 fee (including VAT) applies for each selected artist. This fee covers an extensive suite of benefits

Contemporary- Call For Artists 

Calling all artists worldwide!

  
GlogauAIR’s Online Program is OPEN for applications to participate in the next April – June 2025 online residency.

We’re thrilled to invite creators from diverse backgrounds and artistic disciplines to join our community.

  
Why choose GlogauAIR?

What we offer:

& International community

& Professional evaluation

\# Enriching program

& Work from home or your studio

GlogauAIR provides:

o Catalogue feature (printed and digital)

o Virtual Open Studios

o Networking opportunities

  
DEADLINE 06.04.2025

Find more information and the application form at the link in our bio

NEW GlogauAIR On-Line Residency Q2 2025 Open Call

The Art Eco-Conception Prize was born from the desire of the Art of Change 21 association to **raise awareness among the French artistic scene of environmental and climate issues** , to support it in its ecological transition and to enable it **to anticipate the major changes to come**.

  
Organised **in partnership with the Palais de Tokyo and supported by the Ministry of Culture and ADEME**, the Prize has already supported 24 winning artists in 2023 and 2024\. **100% of the winners** in 2024 were satisfied with the support and declared that it would develop their practice. 

  
**The significant** and **growing** number of applications received, 278 in 2023 and 356 in 2024, demonstrates the importance of such an initiative and **the growing expectations** of artists in terms of **environmental responsibility** . 

  
The Art Eco-Design Prize is part of a **long-term action program** by the Art of Change 21 association for an ecological transition of the cultural sector, including the creation of an online resource center accessible to all, regional support, the publication of a guide in partnership with ADEME and eco-designed artistic programs.

Each year, the Prix Art Éco-Conception **rewards and supports 12 contemporary artists in reducing their environmental impact** , with a three-day tailor-made support program at the Palais de Tokyo, provided by environmental, carbon, and eco-design experts specializing in art, as well as by artists already engaged in an environmental approach. Each winner also receives a **€1,000** bonus at the end of their support.

2025 ECO-DESIGN ART PRIZE

In celebration of Print Center New York’s 25 year history of platforming guest curators, we invite emerging and early-career curators to submit letters of interest for exhibition opportunities beginning in 2028\. Through this curatorial open call—the first in our organization’s history—we aim to identify promising voices and areas of research that are pushing our field forward, and to accelerate professional opportunities for curators who are building the print exhibition and scholarship of tomorrow.

Print Center New York’s curatorial program aims to generate new knowledge and understanding of printmaking’s potential by: 

* locating print within broader artistic, historical, and cultural contexts
* re-examining and expanding established histories and narratives
* fostering cross-disciplinary conversation
* making print visible and accessible to non-specialist audiences
* imagining possible futures and developing new theoretical frameworks

  

Guest curators working with Print Center New York have their exhibition on view in our main exhibition space, the Jordan Schnitzer Gallery, on the ground floor of 24th Street in Chelsea. 

  
Our exhibitions are on view for approximately 12 weeks and are accompanied by a roster of public programming and, typically, a modest publication (approximately 100 pages, 5x7.5” softcover, designed in-house; contains full color images, a curatorial essay of approximately 3,000 words, and additional text and elements, as appropriate). We publish a more substantial hardcover book in partnership with art book publishers approximately once every other year. 

  
Guest curators receive an unrestricted curatorial fee, plus, if needed, an additional travel budget that can be used for curatorial research and related exhibition travel. The amounts of these fees and budgets vary, depending on the scale and scope of the project (contributing factors include, for example: whether a project will include a substantial publication; whether the curator wants to lead the development of associated public programming; or how much original research is needed to realize the project). Current curatorial fees begin at $5,000 and scale upward. 

  
Print Center New York covers all exhibition, publication, and public programming costs.

Call for Curatorial Proposals 

The Salt Artistic Research and Production Support Program, launched in collaboration with the BBVA Foundation for artists in Turkey, continues in 2025\. The program, which aims to support artists and researchers who produce in the fields of art, architecture, design, urban and social studies, consists of two separate funds: **the Artistic Research Fund** and **the Production Fund**.

  
**The Artistic Research Fund** provides support for an interdisciplinary research project focusing on today's social and ecological issues. Within the scope of this fund:

  
* Focusing on current and critical issues at the intersection of art, design, technology, and ecology,
* Exploring prominent issues in the field of artistic research with interdisciplinary and experimental approaches,
* Utilizing the archival resources at Salt Research
* Developing original approaches in the exhibition of the research project is encouraged.

  
The selected research project is expected to be presented as a completed or ongoing work in an exhibition to be held at Salt Galata in 2026 within the scope of the support program.

  
**The Production Fund** is aimed at works focused on current social and ecological issues that establish a relationship with the dynamic and multifaceted nature of the moving image. Within the scope of this fund:

  
* Focusing on contemporary and critical issues at the intersection of art, design, technology, and ecology,
* Addressing interdisciplinary and experimental approaches to storytelling, visual expression, or performance in film, cinema, or new media is encouraged.

  
The production phase of the project selected within the scope of the Production Fund is expected to be completed by the end of 2025\. The completed work will be presented in an exhibition to be held at Salt Galata in 2026.

Each selected project will be provided with a funding support of 20,000 Euros. In addition, additional expenses for an optional trip to Madrid (Spain) and for the exhibition of the works/research outputs produced within the scope of the program in Turkey will also be covered.

Salt Artistic Research and Production Grant Program

Replenish Residencies provide one to two week restorative visioning retreats to **South Louisiana BIPOC** artists and culture bearers. In light of the many racial disparities present in our society at large and the arts economy specifically, **we offer these residencies to provide time to rest and restore, vision, and create**. The call is open to BIPOC artists and culture bearers from South Louisiana who have not attended a residency before.

The Studio focuses on interrelated areas of programming, including residencies for artists and scholars, forest restoration, and science-inspired art engagement for children and adults. We center interdependence, wonder, care, and inclusivity in all of our work and **believe the essential and transformative powers of art** and the natural environment are central to a thriving future for all.

  
**Dates:**

Residencies are one to two weeks and will be scheduled between August 2025 – June 2026 according to the mutual availability of the artist and A Studio in the Woods. Applications due April 7, 2025 with notification by May 27, 2025.

Recipients will be provided with a $2,000 stipend, a one to two week residency, staff support and a $300 professional development budget to have a documentation session with a photographer, attend a workshop, or go on a field trip such as boat rides or eco/history tours. 

  
Depending on the needs of the artist, we may be able to assist artists in accessing Tulane University faculty consultants or research collections. 

  
Selected residents receive full room and board including food, utilities for living, and studio space. Residents are expected to cover personal living expenses, additional materials and supplies, and any other expenses relating to the cost of producing work incurred while in residence. 

Replenish Residencies 2025-26

The Foundation offers grants to non-profit arts organisations actively engaged in the cultural sector, supporting artistic projects.

  
The Foundation supports diverse forms of cultural expression, encompassing both traditional and contemporary mediums, such as:

  
* Artisan crafts
* Exhibitions
* Long-term and cross-cultural research projects with public outcomes
* Major festivals and biennials
* Music
* New public commissions
* Performing arts
* Prizes and awards

Grants ranging from £5,000 to £150,000 are awarded twice a year.

Arts and Culture Grant

Application Fee: £25 (non-refundable) – all the money goes for developing the project. The £25 application fee helps cover the selection and administrative process. This initiative offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with a global art community, increase visibility, and share your creative vision with a wider audience.  Exhibition Fee: There will be no exhibition fee. For selected artists, all exhibition costs will be fully covered by SPIRA9.

**SPIRA9 ART invites you to participate in XENOVOID — Mapping Distributed Identities, a forward-thinking exhibition that examines how individuals construct, deconstruct, and reimagine their sense of self in today’s decentralized world.**

**About the Exhibition**

In an era where technological innovation, social interaction, and creative expression continuously reshape who we are, this exhibition serves as a dynamic forum for exploring the evolving tapestry of identity. Drawing inspiration from transformative texts such as A Cyborg Manifesto, critical frameworks like Decolonial Feminism, and pioneering artistic experiments by figures like Stelarc and initiatives such as the Third Ear Project, XENOVOID probes the interplay between the digital, the embodied, and the political.

**Key Themes**

* **Technological and Biological Convergence**: Investigate how digital interfaces and bodily interventions redefine traditional notions of self.
* **Fluidity of Identity**: Explore the continuous processes of deconstruction and reconstruction influenced by cultural, social, and political forces.
* **Decolonial Perspectives**: Reimagine identity outside of established power hierarchies, drawing on feminist critiques and decolonial practices.
* **Interdisciplinary Experimentation**: Embrace diverse methodologies that challenge conventional narratives of a fixed, singular self.

**Exhibition Details**

* **Dates: April 18–25, 2025**
* **Venue: Indra Gallery, London**
* **Application Deadline: April 10, 2025**
* **Application Fee: £25** (non-refundable) – all the money goes for developing the project. The £25 application fee helps cover the selection and administrative process. This initiative offers a fantastic opportunity to connect with a global art community, increase visibility, and share your creative vision with a wider audience.
* **Exhibition Fee: There will be no exhibition fee. For selected artists, all exhibition costs will be fully covered by SPIRA9.**

  
**Application Form: https://forms.gle/EpdGsVagV6h4siJv5**

  
**About Us**

SPIRAL9 is a London- based arts organisation that supports under-represented voices and emerging artists.

Established in 2024, our programs enable makers, community groups, professionals, and the public to unite around unique art and cultural experiences and curated events.

With over 1,000+ subscribers and collaborations with 90 talented artists, our gallery is a vibrant space celebrating creativity and artistic expression. We showcase a diverse range of styles and mediums, bringing together emerging and established artists from around the world. Whether you're an art lover, collector, or creator, our gallery offers a dynamic experience filled with inspiring works and exclusive collaborations.

For selected artists, all exhibition costs will be fully covered by SPIRA9.

**Exhibition Details**

* **Dates: April 18–25, 2025**
* **Venue: Indra Gallery, London**
* **Application Deadline: April 10, 2025**
* **All exhibition costs will be fully covered by SPIRA9.**

Exhibition Open Call: XENOVOID (Artists of All Mediums)

The future moves whether we’re ready or looking the other way. For the fifth year, ESC invites artists to step into what’s next — with the right kind of questions. ESC is more than escape. It’s breaking loose from the usual, bending reality, seeing what stays. Since 2020, it has been a space for artists who push the edges of technology, nature, and human experience.

  
ESC always exists a decade ahead. It isn’t a theme — it’s the space we step into, ten years in the future, looking back at the present. What happens when wild animals become pets? When bots talk only to each other, do we still matter? If AI creates for us, do we finally have space to look inward? As life drifts further into virtual space, what keeps it real?

  
ESC 2035 is open for submissions. Bring your questions, your visions, your ways of seeing what’s ahead. Let’s map the unknown — together.

**We Offer**

_– A physical exhibition: Your work will be part of our curated group show in 2025-2026._

_– Feature spots: Your project will be highlighted on our website and social media channels._

_– Opportunities to connect: Reach an international audience of collectors, curators, artists, and like-minded people._

ESC 2035: 0→1

**FM\[Ai\]R 26 Open Call for Artist-in-Residence-Entries 2025/26**

We are pleased to announce the open call for Artist-in-Residence-Entries for the upcoming 4th edition of FMR – Festival for art in digital context and public spaces which will take place in Linz, Austria, from June 3 to 7, 2026.

  
**1\. What is FMR?**

FMR – Festival for Art in Digital Contexts and Public Spaces is a biennial festival showcasing artistic processes and positions that reflect the ephemeral nature of our digitally connected present. The continuous digitalization of everyday life creates an intense overlap and layering of familiar physical and intricately interwoven digital spaces. FMR focuses on the shifts, distortions, and rifts that arise in this process and presents contemporary artistic perspectives in this context.

The festival, whose title alludes to ephemerality and transience, presents works whose initial ideas originate in virtual-digital spaces or have a strong connection to it but are displayed — sometimes in a transformed manner — in physical surroundings, specifically in the public and open space. The emphasis is on the interstitial spaces that emerge during these transformations — outside of museums, galleries, or conventional art spaces. At the same time, FMR seeks to update the concept of sculpture for the contemporary era while reflecting on questions of transience, ephemerality and obviousness.

  
**2\. When and where is it happening?**

A prologue to FMR 26 will take place on June 6, 2025, during which the selected works from this Open Call will be presented in an early-stage form on-site in Linz.

FMR 26 itself will take place from June 3 to 7, 2026, around the Schlossberg in Linz, covering the eastern foothills of the Römerberg, the streets surrounding the Linzer Schloss (Linz Castle), and selected uphill road sections. The Schlossberg is also home to the Schlossmuseum Linz, Friedrichstor, Rudolfstor, Schlossbergstollen, Rosengarten, Keplerwiese, and Martinskirche. Beyond its historical and cultural significance, the Schlossberg is also a central yet idyllic recreational area offering impressive views of Linz.

  
**3\. What are the topics?**

The upcoming 4th edition of the festival will focus on four topics:

  
I. Digital Afterlife and Immortality

#digital-afterlife #digital-immortality #memory-in-digital-age #digital-footprints

The digital age is fundamentally reshaping our perceptions of death, memory, and immortality. What new forms of commemoration and remembrance emerge through digital archives? What ethical challenges does the notion of digital immortality pose? Can the digital preservation of emotional experiences maintain or distort the authenticity of memories? Additionally, reflections should consider the traces our digital lives leave behind and how they might be interpreted in the future. The ecological sustainability of digital artworks is also a critical concern.

  
II. Future Archaeology and Digital Artifacts

#future-archaeology #digital-civilization #digital-artifacts #data-remnants

How will future archaeologists reconstruct our present-day digital civilization? What role do digital artifacts play in shaping history and identity? How can we address the transience of digital cultures? What ethical questions arise in dealing with data remnants? Who owns the digital traces of the past, and what responsibility do we have toward future generations in preserving this information?

  
III. Digital Deceleration, Isolation, and the New Idyll

#waldeinsamkeit #newidyll #simple-living #isolation #disconnected #non-digital-leisure #AIdetox

Our era is defined by contrasts. While digital technologies increasingly permeate our lives, the desire for deceleration, simplicity, and disconnection is growing. How can digital art depict or even reinforce the longing for solitude in nature and new idyllic spaces? Can a simple lifestyle be promoted in a networked world? Is the conscious renunciation of digital media a new form of luxury? What artistic approaches can help raise awareness of the necessity of taking breaks from artificial intelligence?

  
IV. AI Societies, Power Structures, and Resistance

#AIciety #cyberocracy #algocracy #socialmachine #singularity #resisting-AI

The increasing fusion of society and artificial intelligence raises fundamental questions: How do algorithms influence democratic decision-making processes and power structures? What new forms of coexistence emerge in a society governed by AI? Will singularity mark the end or a new beginning for humanity? What forms of resistance are necessary to preserve human autonomy against an overpowering AI?

  
**4\. Which residencies are available?**

The residency will take place in two phases. By applying to FM\[Ai\]R 26, you are applying for both residencies. The exact duration and days of the two residencies have to be negotiated.

  
First residency:

→ Preparation, presentation and discussion of the concept

→ Early-stage materialisation on site as part of FMR 26 – Prologue (6 June, 2025)

→ Residency duration: Up to one week between June 2 and June 8, 2025 (in exceptional cases, an online residency may be considered)

→ Artist grant: 450 Euros

  
Second residency:

→ Production of the work

→ Final materialisation on site as part of FMR 26 Festival (3 – 7 June, 2026)

→ Residency duration: Up to one month in February or March 2026

→ Artist grant: 900 Euros

  
The following conditions apply to both residencies:

→ Application deadline: April 10, 2025, 24:00 CET

→ Jury decision: Mid-April 2025

→ Production budget: Up to 1.500 Euros for both residencies (reimbursement based on receipts/invoices)

→ Travel expenses: Up to 450 Euros per residency (reimbursement based on receipts/invoices)

→ Free use of a studio and accommodation at Atelierhaus Salzamt during each residency

→ Free access to host facilities and various workshops at the Art University Linz

→ Curatorial support during the residency

→ Professional presentation, exhibition and artist talk during both the FMR 26 – Prologue in June 2025 and the FMR 26 Festival in June 2026

  
**5\. Who can apply?**

Artists from all disciplines, backgrounds, and nationalities are invited to apply for FM\[Ai\]R 26\. A jury will review the applications and select the successful candidates.

  
Applicants must:

→ Engage with the festival’s mission and themes, and create a new work or further develop an existing project, offering innovative and experimental perspectives.

→ Demonstrate an openness to collaboration wit h the festival team.

→ Be available during the residencies for FMR 26 – Prologue (online residency may be considered in exceptional cases) and FMR 26 Festival (on-site residency required).

→ For more complex works: Be present during the final days leading up to the FMR 26 Festival to assist in setting up the work.

→ Speak English fluently and be willing to interact with the local art community and festival team.

We encourage applications from women, LGBTIQ+ artists, members of ethnic, racial, or cultural minority groups, and those from otherwise underrepresented backgrounds.

  
**6\. How to apply?**

In order to apply for FM\[Ai\]R 26, you need to fill out the application form at tripetto.app/run/WG3267756I.

Submission requirements (in English or German) include:

→ Short biography (max. 1,500 characters)

→ Statement of motivation for the residency (max. 1,500 characters)

→ Availability for residencies and festival participation

→ Project details (title, keywords, description, technical and spatial requirements ...)

→ Technical and spatial requirements

→ Detailed project proposal outlining the idea, its connection to the themes, and the plan for realization (when designing the proposed work, please keep in mind that the majority of the festival takes place in public space – your submission must clearly demonstrate that the work can be realized outdoors)

→ Portfolio including biography, selected projects, and recent exhibitions

Applicants will be informed of the jury’s decision in mid-April 2025 via an automated email. We appreciate your understanding that jury decisions are final and no comments will be provided. If your application is not selected, we encourage you to apply for the next FMR edition in 2028!

LINZ FM[Ai]R 26

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