**Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA) international Master's and PhD programmes are inviting prospective students to participate in online info sessions from 27 January to 13 February.**

  
Online sessions provide a good opportunity to hear more about the studies, and to meet and ask questions directly from people behind the programmes. The info sessions will take place between January 27 and February 13, online, pre-registration is needed here: https://www.artun.ee/en/eka-masters-and-phd-programmes-online-info-sessions-2025/.

  
* **Contemporary Art MA** – online info session on January 27 at 4pm (EET)
* **Animation MA** – online info session on January 27 at 6pm (EET)
* **Graphic Design MA** – online info session on February 4 at 5pm (EET)
* **Interaction Design MA** – online info session on February 5 at 5pm (EET)
* **Urban Studies MSc** – online info session on February 6 at 6pm (EET)
* **Craft Studies MA** – online info session on February 13 at 5pm (EET)
* **Service Design Strategies and Innovations MA** – online info session on January 30 at 3pm (EET) Facebook Live Webinar and February 13th at 3pm (EET) online Q&A via Zoom.

  
The international master’s programmes are designed for artists and designers with the ambition to develop and enrich their individual practice with cross-disciplinary investigations. EKA encourages bold experimentation, and students are able to take courses and workshops outside of their specialisations. The curricula are constructed in such a way as to cultivate the analytical abilities and critical thinking of students who develop into environmentally and socially conscientious creators. The teaching language of the programmes is English and duration is two years.

  
In addition to the MA curricula, EKA offers four **PhD** programmes: 

* **Architecture and Urban Planning**
* **Art and Design**
* **Art History and Visual Culture**
* **Cultural Heritage and Conservation**

  
**Online info session about doctoral studies at EKA takes place on February 4 at 3pm EET online via Zoom.** More information and registration here: https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/online-info-session-doctoral-studies-at-eka/.
  
  
_The Estonian Academy of Arts is the only public university in Estonia offering higher education in architecture, design, fine arts, art culture, cultural heritage and conservation. It is an active study and research institution and the leading national center of innovation in visual culture. EKA is listed among Top 150 Architecture and Design Universities in the World by QS World University Rankings._

  
_Twelve hundred students currently enrolled at EKA are taught by nearly three hundred professors, associate professors, lecturers and workshop managers from Estonia and abroad. Small groups of carefully selected students enable a more personal, one-on-one approach to instruction and family-like, close-knit atmosphere. EKA prides itself on the low student-to-faculty ratio. Studies take place in an award-winning building with an innovative and inspiring environment, and students are encouraged to make use of the different facilities at EKA: photography and sound studios, workshops for wood- and metalworking, 3D modelling, textile, glass, ceramics, printmaking and many more._

  
_We invite you to join us! Application deadline for the Master’s programmes is_ **_March 3_**_, and for the PhD programmes_ **_March 31, 2025_**_. For more information about the programmes and admission requirements, visit https://www.artun.ee/admissions or contact admissions@artun.ee._

Estonian Academy of Arts MA and PhD programmes info sessions

**Exhibit in Brazil - Harmonia Exhibition**

  
**Show your work in Brazil without having to be physically present.**

The artists will not have to worry about anything.

No printing, no framing, no crating, no shipping, no customs.

We will take care of every detail.

  
**\- OPEN THEME**

  
**\- Artists from all nationalities, backgrounds and styles are welcome.**

  
**\- All mediums accepted** but the artworks must be in DIGITAL FORMAT, meaning that paintings, mix-media, sculptures and other formats will have to be photographed and sent to us. Short videos are also accepted.

  
\- We will print and mount all the selected images in Brazil.

  
**\- FREE Submission** \- Only the artists who get selected for the exhibition will be asked to pay the participation fee in order to cover the expenses.

  
**\- Submission Deadline: Thu 23 January 2025**

  
Please visit our website for more info.

https://www.artlymix.com/open-calls/

Free to apply. Pay for the costs ONLY if selected.

Exhibit in Brazil - Harmonia Exhibition  

John Glover was a successful British painter and contemporary of Turner and John Constable. Glover painted in the picturesque style advocated by Claude Lorraine, taking the Grand Tour of Europe and wandering the moors and mountains of Britain in search of inspiration.

  
Celebrating the legacy of John Glover, The John Glover Art Prize (Glover Prize) has become one of Australia’s most significant awards for landscape painting, open to artists from anywhere in the world. It is awarded annually by The John Glover Society Inc. for the work judged the best contemporary landscape painting of Tasmania. Landscape painting is defined in its broadest sense. The aim is to stimulate conversations about the meaning and possibilities expressed in the words landscape, painting and Tasmania.

The winner receives $80,000 plus a bronze maquette of colonial artist John Glover, designed by Peter Corlett and valued at $5000.

  
The Glover Prize is acquisitive, selected from around 40 works chosen by a panel of eminent judges. All other exhibitied entries are eligible for the (non-acquisitive) People’s Choice Award of $3000, the Children’s Choice Award of $500 and the Hanger’s Choice Award of $500.

  
The exhibition of finalists’ paintings is held over the March long-weekend in the historic Falls Park pavilion in Evandale, a village on the beautiful northern plains of Tasmania.

  
The John Glover Society Inc. shall be entitled to and will retain 30% commission on all works sold. The net sale proceeds will be paid to the Artist within thirty-five (35) days of sale, provided settlement has been made in accordance with the conditions of sale. Payment will be made by cheque in Australian dollars.

John Glover Aquisitive Prize

CICA Museum invites artists worldwide to participate in the Contemporary Art Solo Show Series and the publication. Each selected artist will have a solo exhibition for a week (Wednesday – Sunday) in the gallery space (around 44m2). The artists will be also featured in the the e-book, “CICA Art Now 2026,” which will be available via Amazon Kindle. The printed version will be available by order.

  
\*The categories include:

– Painting

– Photography

– Sculpture and Installation Art

– Performance

– Video & New Media Art

  
\*Timeline:

**January 24, 2025: Close submissions**

January 27 – February 10, 2025: Approvals: Selected artists will be notified by email.

Between July and December 2025: Contemporary Art Solo Show Series

August 1, 2026: Expected publication date of “CICA Art Now 2026”

  
\*How to submit your work: Please visit our website for more information.

**https://cicamuseum.com/call-for-artists-contemporary-art-solo-show-series/**

CICA Contemporary Art Solo Show Series Fall 2025

**The Rothko Museum invites artists to apply to the** **13th International Latgale Graphic Art Symposium** – a vibrant creative forum that remains the most significant international event in the graphic medium held in the Latgale Region. The symposium is produced by SIVIA Association in the Rothko Museum’s residency framework.

  
Over the years, this dynamic creative platform has brought together more than a hundred graphic artists from almost forty countries. Today, it continues to revitalise the graphic medium in Daugavpils and boost the international profile of Latgale through a range of printmaking activities that keep drawing artists to this vibrant region where creativity can truly thrive.

**What we provide or cover:**

  
1. Catering and accommodation in Daugavpils (for the symposium duration);
2. Studio space (several artists may have to share a studio);
3. Basic materials and tools;
4. Publicity (opportunity to present your portfolio; coverage in mass media);
5. Recreation (guided tours in and around the city, site visits to local art and culture institutions);
6. Symposium exhibition (opening on 21 March 2025).

13th International Latgale Graphic Art Symposium

ARTJOG is an art event that acts as a melting pot for new ideas in art and creativity. It also functions as a space to share knowledge, aesthetic experiences, and the latest developments in art.

  
Working under the auspices of the Hita Pranajiwa Mandaya Foundation, ARTJOG presents itself as a festival that facilitates the latest artistic and creative processes. It is realized through visual art exhibitions and various presentations of art and education programs that continue to offer new experiences.

  
It is one of ARTJOG's commitments to continue to erode barriers that limit the practice and the meaning of art while continuing to grow and maintain a network of artists, market, policymakers, and the public that has been well developed so far.

  
The applicant must propose their latest artwork(s) (production year: 2023-2025), which must correspond with the **ARTJOG 2025 theme, Motif: Amalan**.

ARTJOG 2025 offers young artists under 35 an opportunity to participate in the ARTJOG exhibition program, themed Motif: Amalan. 

ARTJOG 2025

Focusing on the theme of food in contemporary photography, with particular attention to food waste, the IRINOX SAVE THE FOOD award, curated by Claudio Composti, now reaches its fourth edition.

  
The award will offer up to 15 finalist artists the opportunity to exhibit their work at the 14th edition of MIA Photo Fair BNP Paribas, which will take place from March 20-23, 2025, at Superstudio Più, via Tortona 27, Milan.In addition, one of the showcased works will be selected to join the IRINOX corporate collection through the IRINOX PURCHASE AWARD, with a value of €5,000 gross, enriching Irinox’s dedication to photography. The winner will be chosen by a jury from the works on display during the fair.

  
**CONCEPT**

Cooking goes beyond a simple mechanical process; it is a reflection of our identity and origins. Some recipes arise from the art of recovery, recycling, and minimizing waste, integrating new, eco-friendly production methods. Central to this theme is an urgent recognition of biodiversity and sustainability, values that must guide our food choices and production processes. Italian cuisine, with its unique experiences and diverse ways of preparing the same dish, represents an unmatched mosaic. This “singular plural” concept is echoed in the works of international artists, who are invited to interpret this theme with its rich meanings and nuances, championing this vision.

  
Eating together represents more than just a meal; it embodies tradition, sharing, hospitality, and a sense of the sacred. It is a ritual that, through mindful choices to avoid waste, can inspire a revolution toward comprehensive sustainability in our social, food, and environmental habits.

Up to 15 finalists will be selected by the curator Claudio Composti and the Award’s jury

  
**MAIN AWARD**: Exhibition at MIA Photo Fair 2025 and Acquisition Award IRINOX COLLECTION

  
**ADDITIONAL AWARD FOR ONE OF WINNERS**: Yeast Award: participation in the fourth Yeast Photo Festival (Matino, Lecce)

IRINOX SAVE THE FOOD Award

⚡️ Open call for muralists! ⚡️

  
The streets call us, the walls await, and art flows without limits. **This is a call for national and international urban artists who wish to transform our public space with their creativity and vision.**

  
At Del Barrio Street Art Festival, we celebrate the power of art to tell stories, awaken emotions, and connect cultures. We are looking for artists who live to leave their mark, who see walls as an infinite canvas and the streets as a stage for expression.

  
Artists from any corner of the world with a passion for urban art and a message to share. This is your moment to show the world your talent.

**What do we offer?**

  
**For national and local artists:**

1\. Accommodation during the festival days, if necessary.

2\. Local transportation coverage within CDMX, related to festival activities.

3\. Food - Daily meals provided during the festival.

4\. Materials Supply necessary for the creation and production of the murals. 

5\. Exhibition - Opportunity to exhibit your work in a prominent public space in Mexico City.

6\. Recognition & Promotion on our social networks and press materials.

7\. Logistical Support & Assistance to facilitate the implementation of your mural project. 

8\. Artist kit (Shopping bag with products from our collaborators).

  
**For international artists:**

1\. Accommodation during the festival days, if necessary.

2\. Transportation from your place of residence to CDMX.

3\. Food - Daily meals provided during the festival.

4\. Materials Supply necessary for the creation and production of the murals. 

5\. Exhibition - Opportunity to exhibit your work in a prominent public space in Mexico City.

6\. Recognition & Promotion on our social networks and press materials.

7\. Logistical Support & Assistance to facilitate the implementation of your mural project. 

8\. Artist kit (Shopping bag with products from our collaborators).

Call for Muralists + Street Artists

Oo La Lab is launching its inaugural Artist-in-Residence program in Singapore and Dubai (UAE). This initiative is designed to foster creativity and collaboration between artists and the world of scent, inviting innovative minds to explore the intersection of art and olfactory experiences.

  
Are you an artist, influencer, or student passionate about the world of scent, creativity, and cultural storytelling? We’re excited to invite you to become our next Artist in Residence at Oo La Lab in either Chinatown, Singapore or Design District, Dubai.

  
Dates of the program: February 10th, 2025 - May 10th, 2025.

  
Location: For Singapore-based artists: Oo La Lab, 71 Amoy Street, Singapore 069890.

Location: For Dubai-based artists: Oo La Lab, Dubai Design District, Building 4 Unit 204B.

* **Creative Freedom**: You’ll have access to our studio and resources to create unique scent-inspired artworks, fragrances, or installations. This is your opportunity to experiment with fragrance as an art form and explore new dimensions of olfactory creativity.
* **Exposure & Platform**: Your work will be featured in our stores, across our social media channels, and during special events or workshops—giving you exposure to our audience of scent enthusiasts, creatives, and brand collaborators.
* **Stipend & Materials**: A monthly stipend and full access to our fragrance materials, vessels, and production tools will be provided to support your creative process.
* Mentorship: You’ll have the chance to collaborate with our in-house scent artists and storytellers, gaining insights into the intersection of art, culture, and chemistry.
* **Exhibition** Opportunity: At the end of the residency, you’ll host a solo exhibition of your work inside Oo La Lab, which could include an event or workshop of your design, engaging our community in your creative journey.

Scent as Canvas: Painting Emotions Through Fragrance

Jårrh! is an artist residency for Indigenous artists worldwide who work with choreography and movement. We offer you time and space to develop your ideas and practice within a collaborative environment, set in the heart of the Sámi cultural landscape of Dearna (Tärnaby), Sweden. The deadline for applications is January 26, 2025.

  
* For the second year, the Sámi cultural center Aejlies, in partnership with Riksteatern, invites applications to the Jårrh! residency.
* “Jårrh!” translates to “dance” or “spin” in South Sámi.
* This residency is open to one or more artists who identify as Indigenous and work with choreography and movement in diverse forms.
* The location is Dearna (Tärnaby), a Sámi community in northern Sweden. The residency will last two to four weeks, during late summer or autumn of 2025.
* Organizers will cover fees, travel, accommodation, workspaces, and foster connections with local people and networks.

  
**A Secure Indigenous Context for Meaningful Exchange**

  
We aim to provide you, as an artist, with the opportunity to develop your artistic ideas and practice within a secure Indigenous setting. Here, you can work in peace, immerse yourself in the mountainous landscape, and connect with the local culture and community.

  
Our ambition is to create an ideal environment for artistic exploration on your own terms, while also facilitating enriching exchanges with the local community and arts scene.

  
We do not require the creation of a final piece or performance, but we look forward to planning some form of public engagement with you during the residency.

  
Applications are open to solo artists or to groups of collaborators. If you wish to bring family members, we can discuss possible arrangements.

  
We will agree on a suitable residency period with you, to take place sometime between August 18 and October 31, 2025\. The residency duration can be two to four weeks.

**Accommodation, Workspace, and Hospitality**

In Dearna, set in a beautiful mountain landscape, you’ll have access to comfortable accommodation and nearby workspaces, including a dance studio, craft rooms, office, and communal spaces with an outdoor firepit. Nature is close by, with many hiking trails to explore.

  
A project coordinator will help you settle in and facilitate connections with the local community and others nearby. Our hope is that this residency will be both rewarding and enlightening for all involved.

  
**Fees and Expenses**

The residency includes a weekly fee of 12,500 SEK plus VAT. In addition, there are funds available for other stay-related costs. The organizers will cover travel expenses to and from the residency site. It’s possible to apply with multiple collaborators.

  
If you require additional production funding or if your project needs more participants, please specify this in your project proposal. The budget will be decided in consultation with the project coordinator and the steering committee.

Jårrh! Residency for Indigenous Choreography and Movement

**The Gardiner Museum in Toronto is seeking proposals for its annual Gardiner Museum Curatorial Residency.**

  
The Gardiner Museum Curatorial Residency provides the successful applicant with a paid opportunity to conceive, research, and produce a small-scale museum exhibition and gain experience in a professional environment. The aims of the Residency are to support a new and diverse generation of aspiring and emerging curators by offering them an opportunity to communicate their ideas to a broad public; to promote new approaches to the study and presentation of ceramics; and to encourage innovative research on the Gardiner’s permanent collection in an international context. The Curatorial Residency is an annual program, launched in 2022\. Unsuccessful applicants from previous years are encouraged to apply again.

**About the Residency:**

The Curatorial Residency program is typically about 20 weeks long and its main outcome is an exhibition presented at the Museum. The exhibition should focus on clay or ceramic works, works that are primarily ceramic, or ceramic works in context with other objects or artworks. The theme should be of contemporary relevance and informed by the latest scholarship, whether the actual objects are historical or contemporary. As one of the objectives of the Residency is to advance knowledge and interpretation of the Gardiner’s collection, the exhibition should draw from or directly relate to the Museum’s holdings.

There are two components within the residency to achieve this goal. The first is a travel component (typically 2 – 4 weeks), with financial support for the selected applicant’s travel outside of Canada to research their exhibition, including visiting other museums. This invaluable experience will enhance the exhibition, deepen its scholarship, and provide a unique opportunity for professional and personal growth. The second component is full-time work at the Gardiner Museum (typically 16 – 18 weeks). This portion of the residency focuses on the research, development, writing, and realization phases of the exhibition, along with participation in the regular curatorial operations of the Museum, through which the selected applicant gains broader exposure to Museum practice.

The Curatorial Resident will also give at least one public presentation about their exhibition and contribute to the Gardiner’s digital platforms with content about their project. The Resident may include additional programs or a publication as part of their proposal; any element must be reflected within the project budget.

Please note that the position requires the Resident to work mostly on site.

The total Residency budget is $45,000 CAD.

The Curatorial Resident will receive $25,000 CAD, which will be directly managed by the Curatorial Resident, with distribution and accountability guidelines specified at the time of acceptance. The Gardiner Museum recommends the Curatorial Resident allot $18,000 CAD to cover all costs of living, salary, and outside research costs for the time spent in Toronto at the Gardiner Museum for a period of approximately 16 – 18 weeks, with the remaining $7,000 CAD directed towards the travel component of the Residency (typically 2 – 4 weeks).

An additional $20,000 CAD is available for the exhibition and will be managed by the Gardiner Museum. These funds will cover any exhibition-related expenses, including but not limited to: loan fees (charged by institutions to borrow works), artist commission fees (cost to create new artwork), exhibition rights fees (CARFAC – The Gardiner is a Category III institution), transportation of artworks, packing/crating costs, conservation, installation, image permissions, production costs associated with graphics and publication, additional equipment, programming etc.

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