Artists from all backgrounds and mediums are welcome to submit their work for consideration. Each exhibition features a different theme and is curated by a guest curator who brings unique expertise and insight.

**Open Call: February 2025 – "Love and Heartbreak: A Duality"**

Located in the vibrant heart of Brooklyn, Bushwick Gallery invites artists to explore the profound spectrum of emotions tied to love and heartbreak in our February 2025 exhibition, _Love and Heartbreak: A Duality_. Situated in Bushwick, New York City's cutting-edge art capital, the gallery offers a unique opportunity to engage with a diverse audience while showcasing your creative interpretation of one of humanity’s most universal experiences.

**Event Details:**

* **Opening Reception:** Thursday, February 13, 2025
* **Exhibition Dates:** February 13–20, 2025
* **Submission Deadline:** January 30, 2025
* **Submission Fee:** $25.00 per image submission

**Theme:**

This exhibition challenges artists to juxtapose the themes of love and heartbreak, portraying the intensity, beauty, and complexity of human connection. From the euphoria of new love to the ache of loss, and from healing to transformation, _Love and Heartbreak: A Duality_ celebrates the raw emotional landscape of relationships.

**Why Bushwick Gallery?**

Bushwick Gallery is a premier destination for art enthusiasts in Brooklyn, offering a personalized, appointment-only experience that allows visitors to deeply engage with thought-provoking works. Nestled in a neighborhood known for its creative energy, the gallery is a hub for artists and collectors alike, situated at the epicenter of NYC’s dynamic art scene. With few galleries but numerous artist studios, Bushwick is where creativity thrives, making it the perfect setting for innovative exhibitions like this one.

**Eligibility:**

* Open to artists worldwide.
* Submissions across all mediums are welcome, including painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and digital art.

**How to Submit:**

1. Complete the submission form with your contact information and details of your artwork (title, dimensions, medium, and year of creation).
2. Upload high-quality images of your work.
3. Ensure payment is processed for each image submitted.

**Why Participate?**

* Exhibit your work in one of Brooklyn’s premier art galleries, located in a vibrant creative hub.
* Connect with art enthusiasts, collectors, and fellow artists at the opening reception on February 13.
* Gain exposure through the gallery’s extensive digital platforms and personalized in-person experiences.

**Experience Art in Brooklyn:**

Bushwick Gallery is known for its commitment to supporting artistic growth and innovation. Our exhibitions reflect the unique spirit of Bushwick and Williamsburg’s creative communities, offering a dynamic mix of renowned and emerging artists. By participating in _Love and Heartbreak: A Duality_, your work will join this legacy of inspiration and artistic dialogue.

Celebrate the emotional duality of love and heartbreak with us. Submit your work and be part of an unforgettable exploration of the human condition.

For questions or more information, contact us at **info@bushwickgallery.com**.

Accepted Mediums: Painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media, and digital art. Size Restrictions: Maximum 3.5 feet wide by 7 feet high (42 inches wide by 84 inches high).

**Open Call: February 2025 – "Love and Heartbreak: A Duality"**

Bushwick Gallery invites artists to delve into the universal themes of love and heartbreak in our February 2025 exhibition, _Love and Heartbreak: A Duality_. This show is dedicated to capturing the raw intensity, joy, and sorrow that come with human relationships, exploring how love and loss coexist and shape our lives.

**Event Details:**

* **Opening Reception:** Thursday, February 13, 2025
* **Exhibition Dates:** February 13–20, 2025
* **Submission Deadline:** January 30, 2025
* **Submission Fee:** $25.00 per image submission

**Theme:**

Love and heartbreak are two sides of the same coin, intertwined in their ability to transform and inspire. Artists are encouraged to reflect on this duality, portraying the tender moments of connection, the pain of separation, and the beauty that emerges from these deeply emotional experiences. This exhibition seeks to amplify the stories of passion, longing, healing, and growth through diverse artistic perspectives.

**Eligibility:**

* Open to artists worldwide.
* Submissions from all mediums and styles are welcome, including painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and digital art.

**How to Submit:**

1. Complete the submission form with your contact information and details of your artwork, including title, dimensions, medium, and year of creation.
2. Upload high-quality images of your work.
3. Ensure payment is processed for each image submitted.

**Why Participate?**

* Share your unique vision of love and heartbreak with a wide audience.
* Exhibit your work in Bushwick, Brooklyn, a hub for contemporary art and culture.
* Connect with art enthusiasts, collectors, and fellow artists at the opening reception on February 13.
* Gain exposure through the gallery’s online platforms and in-person audience.

Celebrate the emotional complexities of love and heartbreak by submitting your work to this evocative exhibition. Join us as we explore the beauty, fragility, and resilience found in relationships.

For questions or more information, contact us at **info@bushwickgallery.com**.

Bushwick Gallery – Love and Heartbreak: A Duality

Regular Deadline Entry Fee for Short Films

Regular Deadline Entry Fee for Feature Films

**ARS GRATIA ARTIS** **WORLD FILM FESTIVAL** is an exclusive film event organized and administered (along with the inclusive film event Moonlight Online International Film Festival) by the Swedish Creation, Production and Distribution Company Dorobantu Film & Television.

  
The aim of ARS GRATIA ARTIS WORLD FILM FESTIVAL is to offer its audience a top showcase of exquisite feature films and short films which fit the creative concept _Art for the Sake of Art_ (meaning original and innovative films which do not have commercial entertainment as a main goal but try to bring a serious creative contribution to the development of The Seventh Art).

  
ARS GRATIA ARTIS WORLD FILM FESTIVAL is a competitive event – offering trophy, diploma, and cash awards.

  
ALL feature films and short films submitted to the festival (_not_ just the ones selected for a festival participation) will also be considered for possible film sale / distribution agreement proposals – within a parallel selection process (here below called _Market Selection_), trying to identify artistic films with a high market potential.

ARS GRATIA ARTIS WORLD FILM FESTIVAL will take place on physical theatrical location(s) within the KAK area of the Västmanland region, Sweden.

  
The first edition of the festival will be held between 22 – 24 August 2025.

  
\[Date adjustments may occur, in agreement with the respective venue representatives.\]

Entry fees go up to 14 + 17 USD through "Beyond Deadline" (May 30 2025).

GREAT ARS AWARD FOR BEST FILM IN THE FESTIVAL (Feature or Short) – consisting of both a Physical Trophy (going to the producer of the film) and a Cash Prize of 6000 SEK (going to the director of the film);

  
The Great Ars Award for Best Film in the Festival (Feature or Short – Fiction / Documentary / Animation / Experimental / Hybrid) will be awarded by the members of festival jury, who will decide between the winner of the Best Film Award in the Feature Film Competition and the winner of the Best Film Award in the Short Film Competition (please see the lists of awards in the feature film section and in the short film section here below).

  
FEATURE FILM SECTION AWARDS:

  
* Best Film Award in the Feature Film Competition (Fiction / Documentary / Animation / Experimental / Hybrid) awarded by the festival jury, and consisting of both Official Diploma (going to the producer of the film) and a Cash Prize of 3000 SEK (going to the director of the film);

  
SHORT FILM SECTION AWARDS:

  
* Best Film Award in the Short Film Competition (Fiction / Documentary / Animation / Experimental / Hybrid) – awarded by the festival jury, and consisting of both Official Diploma (going to the producer of the film) and a Cash Prize of 3000 SEK (going to the director of the film)

Ars Gratia Artis World Film Festival

Tate, in collaboration with Delfina Foundation, invites applications for the Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2025\. Now in its eleventh year, the highly successful programme enables international visual arts professionals to work with Tate colleagues for six months in 2025, complemented by a residency at Delfina Foundation.

  
Tate is excited to be offering **two 6-month Fellowship opportunities** open to international practitioners based outside of the UK, to be hosted in the below Team and Department at Tate.

  
**Brooks International Fellowship 2025 in Tate St Ives Programme Team**

**23 June - 7 December 2025**

  
Tate welcomes applications for a Fellow to work with Tate St Ives, located in an artistically important coastal town in the far southwest of England, at a significant moment of change. The Fellow will contribute to the development of its artist residency programme, known as the Artists Programme.

  
**Brooks International Fellowship 2025 in Tate Modern Curatorial Division**

**23 June - 7 December 2025**

  
Tate welcomes applications for a Fellow to focus on developments in ink art across East and Southeast Asia from the modern period (20th century), as Asian artists encountered Western styles and ideas and began to innovate, while still holding on to the key principles of ink practice. This research Fellowship will respond to Tate’s commitment to expand its ink collection and will contribute to forthcoming exhibitions and displays.

  
The Fellow will work with Tate colleagues to locate the practices of ink artists at the turn of modernity who sought to rethink, reclaim, and revive traditional techniques and philosophies. Together, we will attempt to grasp a more comprehensive story of ink’s development, beyond the prescribed temporalities and frameworks of Euro-American modernism.

  
The Fellow will live at the Delfina Foundation, London. They will work at Tate Modern but will also collaborate with colleagues across other Tate sites. The Fellow will also be able to work from Delfina Foundation, with a desk in their room as well as access to hot desking space.

**The successful candidates will receive:**

• A six-month Fellowship commencing in June 2025, with either Tate St Ives (Programmes Fellow) or Tate Modern (Curatorial Fellow), with supported travel to the other Tate galleries across the UK (Tate Liverpool and Tate Britain) and other UK cultural institutions.

• Participation in the residency programme at Delfina Foundation, with funding in the form of:

o A return economy-class flight

o Airport transfers in the UK

o Reimbursement of visa fee (if required) - successful candidates will be supported through the process of obtaining the visa

o A living allowance bursary of £40 per day

o Local travel pass for London Underground and buses

o A single bedroom at Delfina Foundation – a house which hosts up to 8 residents with shared facilities, including: bathrooms, laundry rooms, a kitchen, library and dining room.

• Access to Tate’s collection, archive, staff and networks.

• Opportunities to present on the Fellow’s practice at Tate and Delfina Foundation events and contribute to wider activities at both organisations.

• Opportunities to collaborate and convene with Tate and Delfina Foundation colleagues and exchange with wider UK partners in the British art sector.

Brooks International Fellowship Programme

We are excited to announce that entries to the 2025 National Photographic Portrait Prize are now open. It is free to enter the Prize.

  
Entering its 18th year, the National Photographic Portrait Prize (NPPP) is one of the Gallery's most popular annual events. The prize provides a powerful visual record of the year that was - a celebration of identity, both collective and individual.

The Gallery is committed to supporting artists, so each selected finalist will receive:

  
* a total artist/s fee of $1200 (ex GST) to exhibit your work at the NPG
* an additional artist/s fee of $700 (ex GST) if your work is included in the NPPP 2025 National Tour
* a total copyright and image licensing fee of $1000 (ex GST)
* the NPG will organise transportation of your photograph to the NPG and the return to you (within Australia,) and the NPG will cover associated costs
* an allowance, to be determined by the NPG, for return domestic, economy travel and meals for each Artist, up to a maximum of 3 Artists, and to the NPG for the Exhibition launch
* one night’s accommodation for the Artist in Canberra for the night of the Exhibition launch

  
In 2025, the winner will receive a prize of $30,000 and $20,000 worth of equipment courtesy of Imaging Partner Canon Australia, and Highly Commended will receive a prize pack from EIZO. The Art Handlers’ Award winner will receive $3000 courtesy of IAS Logistics and the People’s Choice Award winner will receive $10,000 courtesy of the Calvert-Jones Foundation.

  
All finalist artworks will be exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery from 16 August 2025.

2025 National Photographic Portrait Prize

Villa Albertine is pleased to announce the opening of its call for applications for its 2026 residencies. From January to December 2026, Villa Albertine will support around fifty exploratory residencies, lasting between one and three months, spread across the entire U.S. territory. These residencies will primarily be based in a particular city, with a few multi-city residencies. The 2026 season will additionally mark the fifth anniversary of the residency program. 

Through the concept of exploratory residencies, Villa Albertine invites individuals to travel through and discover a territory and meet with its key actors to foster original artistic or intellectual reflections that would not be possible otherwise. Such residencies are not intended to conducted in solitude but rather should be field explorations, encouraging inspiration and connections with local actors. The project undertaken can either be a new proposal specifically developed for Villa Albertine or a continuation of a pre-existing research project prior to the resident’s arrival in the United States. In both cases, it is the project’s relationship to the territory that is important.

Thus, meetings, visits, and events should help nourish the work carried out by the resident. More than just a stay, the exploration residency fosters exchanges and future collaborations. It allows one to refine their approach and deepen their reflection. While it may lead to a final presentation, in a form to be defined, and contribute to the resident’s creative process after their stay in the U.S., no specific deliverable is required, as would be the case with a production residency. 

This program is designed and led by Villa Albertine, the French Institute for Culture and Education, which strengthens ties between the United States, France, and the Francophone community by connecting individuals and institutions in 10 major U.S. cities. 

This program is supported by Société Générale Foundation, a major patron of Villa Albertine’s residencies. 

  

* Residency allowance for everyday expenses (e.g., "$100 per diem in Washington D.C., amounting to $3,000 per month").
* Coverage of international and domestic travel costs.
* Accommodations.
* Car rental (if required for the project).
* Health, public liability, and repatriation insurance.

General Call for Applications: 2026 Residencies

Residencies are for those seeking a less structured yet inspiring and productive environment in which to work. You work at your own pace on your own projects while sharing common social space and time in the kitchen, salon, studio, and gardens with other residents. Residents cook for themselves and most residencies are a minimum of 2 weeks. There is a maximum of 4 residents.

**The Relais de Camont Writers and Artists Residency,** a restored 300-year-old French farmhouse, is an intimate year-round residence for all disciplines. Camont, located near Agen, is just three hours from Paris by fast train and is a haven of quiet productivity in the rural French landscape. Self-funded and independent work is encouraged in a charming creative ambiance along a slow-moving French canal. The Relais de Camont is your quiet workplace in Southwest France. 

  
Each private bedroom features a private ensuite bathroom, shared kitchen, living spaces, and studio.

Winter/Spring Residency New studio

**ITSLIQUID Group**, in collaboration with ACIT Venice – Italian-German Cultural Association, is pleased to announce the open call for **THE BODY LANGUAGE 2025** that will take place from February 14 to February 28, 2025, in Venice, at Palazzo Albrizzi-Capello and in other prestigious venues and historical buildings, during one of the most spectacular and unique period of the year, the magical **Venice Carnival**.

  
**THE BODY LANGUAGE** analyzes the hidden parts of our identities, through an immersive experience inside the fascinating universe of the complex labyrinths of our **consciousness**. The **human body** is a **changing system** that connects us with other bodies and spaces to perceive the surrounding reality; a strong communication system with its own language and infinite ways of expression.

  
We invite all the artists to immerse themselves in a **multisensory exploration** and to share their personal artistic research through any kind of media, from painting to sculptures and installation, from photography to video art and live performance.

  
The exhibition showcases collective and solo projects by leading and emerging international artists. The **2025 edition** will represent a dynamic forum for the direct exchange of ideas and contacts between collectors, artists, photographers, designers and art professionals. Artists interested in taking part in our shows are free to be **sponsored and supported** by institutions, organizations, governments and their representatives; the logos of their sponsors will be included in all the communication (digital and print) of the events. 

**The participation includes the following services:**

– exhibition space managed by art professionals

– assisting with customs formalities, international shipping and local transport

– assisting in finding accommodation

– the design and printing of invitation cards, posters

– the global and local press office, publicity, press, banners, totem, etc.

– the realization of the exhibition website and dedicated press releases

– mounting and dismounting of the exhibition

– exhibitions opening event with drinks and food

CALL FOR ARTISTS: THE BODY LANGUAGE 2025

Numu exists as a critique of the colonization of daily life by merchandise and consumerism, we imagine an inclusive city, although always conflictive, based not only on a different hierarchy of rights but also on different political and economic practices. If our urban world has been imagined and then made, it can be re-imagined and re-made. The inalienable right to the city is something worth fighting for.​

  
For the ninth year, in 2025, the Numu festival presents a paradigm of hybridity in the practices of public painting, a new installment where 9 resident creators will work in various locations in the urban area of ​​Otavalo, a small intercultural city located in the northern Ecuadorian Sierra, also called "Dawn Valley".

  
This global call is aimed at any person of legal age linked to mural painting, interested in participating in the ninth edition of the initiative to be held in September (1—7) in Otavalo City, located in the northern Ecuadorian highlands, South America. 

Transportation to the event venue will be the responsibility of each applicant.

The organization will supply the paint necessary to carry out the works, will provide scaffolding, ladders, or similar structures necessary for its execution, and will facilitate residence on a full board basis during the days that the event lasts (shared community accommodation, and prepared meals).

TUTAMANTA: Nuevo Mural 2025

Jupiterfab Arts Residency is a nonprofit organization that supports art projects and artists with a special focus to social impact.

We are based in Guadalajara (Mexico).

We are inviting artists from other countries and regions to come and run a project. We are quite open in terms of media.

The residency is open to artists staying from 2 to 6 months. At the end of your stay, you’ll have the opportunity to have an event (e.g., exhibit, installation, presentation etc.) at our center. We will offer you complete support in terms of logistics and communication.

Although it’s not a requirement, we encourage artists to work on projects relating to our community or on relevant social topics, such as gentrification, immigration, social justice, poverty, homelessness, etc.

  
If you want to apply please fill this form https://forms.gle/WaMDAASiWHBLe3kS9

  
We have a couple of deadlines once per year but we are open to receive your application all year long.

We offer three living and working spaces, full equipped kitchen, logistics and communication support for your project . At the end of your residency we will organize an event (exhibitions, presentation, etc.) for you . You can apply for a residency from now until 31st January 2025 

Asociación Jupiterfab is an independent oganization which was created in November 2014 to support art projects and artists working on projects with social impact.

During our residency, we offer artists the opportunity to be live and work in Downtown Guadalajara, Colonia Americana (Mexico). We can host up to 4 artists.

We encourage artists to work on projects related with the area and the community around the residence and/or social topics, such as gentrification, equality,immigration, social justice, poverty, homeless people… Nevertheless, this is not a binding criteria.

At the end of their stay, the artists will have the chance to have a final exhibit/event in our space.

  
Guadalajara is the second biggest city in Mexico (8 millions people) but it still feels like a big town. It has a great climate (mild-hot during the day – cool and fresh at night) and it surrounded by beautiful places to visit.

The residency is surrounded by a vivid community, full of artists and craftsmen, close to galleries, historic buildings as much as bars and restaurants. All it is walking distance.

  
**_Duration of residency_**

One to six months.We usually encourage the artists to stay at least 2 months to have an immersive experience.

**_Accommodation_**

The residency is in an old colonial house completely renewed in downtown Guadalajara.The house can host up to 4 artists in residency (living and studio). We offer 3 spaces to work and live.

**Accepted m_edias_**

Street Art, Visual Art, Literature, Photography, Architecture, Sculpture, Curator, Filmmaker, Research, Textile work, Performance, Science

**_Studio / Workspace_**

Space A:One bedroom (5×3 meters) + studio (4×4 meters) for one artist or a duo artists. This space has two separate spaces (sleeping and working) one next to the other.This space is suitable for artists working in media that do require a separation between studio and sleeping area.

Space B and Space C: One big bedroom/studio (5 x 6 meters). These two spaces are suitable for artists working in media that do not require a separation between studio and sleeping area.

Each place has basic furniture to offer the artist the chance to be inspired and work freely.

**_Fees and support_**

Each of the three spaces (A and B and C) cost 500 US$ per month.We cover all general services (electricity, gas, internet, water) and we support the artist in the logistics, as much as the communication of the final event.

NOTE: In case of a duo sharing a studio, you will have to submit information and there will be an extra fee of 100 $ per month.

**_Expectations towards the artist_**

We encourage artists to work on a site-specific project or social topics.

At the end of their stay, they will have the chance to do a final exhibit/event.

Urban Arts Residency in Mexico

In 2019, the Speculative Literature Foundation and DesiLit co-sponsored the A.C. Bose Grant in memory of Ashim Chandra Bose, a lover of books—especially science fiction and fantasy. Bose’s children, Rupa Bose and Gautam Bose, founded the grant to honor the legacy of the worlds their father opened up for them. The donors hope that this grant will help develop work that will let young people imagine different worlds and possibilities. 

  
**This grant, as with all SLF grants, is intended to help writers working with speculative literature.** Speculative literature spans the breadth of fantastic writing, encompassing literature ranging from hard science fiction to epic fantasy, including ghost stories, horror, folk and fairy tales, slipstream, magical realism, and more. Any piece of literature containing a fabulist or speculative element would fall under our aegis.

  
This grant is awarded on the basis of merit. If awarded the grant, the recipient agrees to provide a brief excerpt from their work and an autobiographical statement describing themselves and their writing (500-1,000 words) for our files and for public dissemination on our website and mailing list.

  
Please note that the goal of these grants is to help as many writers as possible, so recent winners can reapply but will be considered low-priority within a 2-year window of winning.

A.C. Bose Grant for South Asian Speculative Literature

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