This free event includes a panel with artists Mary Miss, Ned Smyth, and R.M. Fischer following the premiere of documentary shorts on their work. January 10, 2024, at 6:30pm.

MFASA students enjoy mentorships with prominent Indigenous artists, flexible schedules, and access to Santa Fe, New Mexico, a cultural capital of the US.

The organization will commission up to 10 artists to create large-scale temporary installations in farm fields in rural Wisconsin. Apply by February 12, 2024.

Eight New Orleans-based artists will develop collaborations with NOMA’s collection and programs as part of this year’s residency.

After a complex yearlong conservation effort, one 350-pound painting from Charles Sidney Raleigh’s 275-foot-long panorama has a new lease on life.

Students enjoy cutting-edge facilities, significant financial aid, and the opportunity to immerse themselves in New York City’s art communities.

Video art musing on the state of existence encompasses the exhibition curated by Abby Chen and presented by the Taipei Fine Arts Museum.

This residency at the University of Michigan offers a $20,000 honorarium, housing, studio space, and up to $5,000 in funding support for project materials.

Nearly 40 works by leading conceptual artists of the ‘60s and ‘70s are on view at the Connecticut museum alongside recent acquisitions.

The exhibition explores kinship found through traditional and contemporary textile practices. On view at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

Up to seven artists and two curators will participate in a paid, 10-month intensive residency in New Haven, Connecticut.

The School of Visual Arts’s New York-based, globally linked graduate program for curators is accepting applications for Fall 2024.

A founding member of Turkish contemporary art space SALT, Demir brings to NYUAD her training in non-Western modernism and commitment to global contemporary art and cultural production.

Engage in experimental and intersectional research-based art-making at UF’s School of Art + Art History.

Explore new directions in your work with artists from around the world while being inspired by studio spaces and facilities in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Selected Work, 1988–2023 at Flea Street features early landscapes of France, Italy, New Mexico, and more recent cityscapes of Paris, San Francisco, and New York.

Part of Georgia State University, the school offers tuition waivers, studio space, graduate assistantships, and teaching experience.

Develop your work and personal aesthetic philosophy in these unique programs. Now accepting applications for full-time study in Fall 2024.

The latest episodes of the PBS documentary series explore the intersection between play and artistry, as well as the world of small objects and the artists who make them.

“Crux Australis 68.00”, the latest addition to the Rice Public Art collection, opens on December 13 in Houston, Texas.

This affordable interdisciplinary program with well-equipped facilities and private studios is accepting applications for Fall 2024.

Exhibitions, discussions, and performances during Miami Art Week celebrate the diversity of the African Diaspora.

The return of Open Source Gallery’s Gala and Annual Art Auction is met with a groundswell of support from artists and collectors.

The university’s IMDA program invites applications from interdisciplinary artists seeking to expand or reinvent their practice.

As part of this program focused on teaching and studio practice, candidates will be selected for 10-week, quarter-long visiting professorships in fall 2024 or spring 2025.

Located in upstate New York, this program provides personal attention and mentorship to aspiring filmmakers.

Organized by geographic region, a list of arts-related graduate programs to explore and apply to before deadlines close.

New from Field of Vision, the short film brings the billionaire family into dialogue with those living the consequences of the opioid epidemic.

Artist Ivan Forde produced the inaugural limited edition print published by Brooklyn’s Powerhouse Arts Printshop.

Organized in partnership with Tate Britain, the show places Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s art and writing alongside that of his extraordinarily creative family.

More than a million lights fill an expanded, reimagined version of Lightscape, now in its third year in Brooklyn.

At Arizona State University, we value how diversity and creative thinking advance research, and take responsibility for the public we serve.

The first exhibition to fully explore the role of Japanese women in Fluxus, a movement that helped contemporary artists define new modes of expression, is on view at Japan Society in NYC.

Rhode Island School of Design opens registration for its residential summer Pre-College program and year-round virtual intensive Advanced Program Online.

Curated by Freya Chou, Reem Shadid, and Brian Kuan Wood, the biennial invites visitors to reorder their relationships with other people and their surroundings.

Lectures and panel discussions are free and open to the public. Presented by the Massachusetts College of Art and Design’s Interdisciplinary Low Residency MFA.

Emerging and established artists working in all media are welcome to apply through February 1, 2024.

The New York-based, globally linked, practice-focused program is for professional curatorial training.

Works by Ruth Cuthand, Natalie Ball, Sean Chandler, Mercedes Dorame, and Raven Halfmoon are now on view in Unsettle/Converge at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art.

For Native American Heritage Month, the Native Cinema Showcase includes over 35 free online screenings representing 22 Indigenous Nations in six different countries.

Ringgold’s first solo exhibition in New England in nearly 15 years is centered around her story quilt “Picasso’s Studio”, a cornerstone of the museum’s collection.

The ArtYard exhibition explores plant respiration as a metaphor for life and vulnerability. On view through January 28 in Frenchtown, New Jersey.

One of the largest curated shows of Southern artists features 41 artists in four locations around Lake City, South Carolina. Presented by ArtFields and South Arts.

Meet faculty, students, and staff in person in NYC or over Zoom this fall to learn more about the unique interdisciplinary low-residency program.

Art Bridges Foundation is expanding access to American art. Partner with us to build your next exhibition.

Last year, the Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation awarded Individual Support Grants of $25,000 each to 20 visual artists. The deadline to apply for the current cycle is January 17, 2024.

With video, a 150-voice chorus, a string quartet, and electronica, this two-day live event in NYC brings an unforgettable genre-defying experience of image and sound to the stage.

Investigate human-machine symbiosis in art in this exhibition at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, California.

The top-ranked fine arts school offers MFA, MA, MArch, MDes, MS, and Low-Residency MFA degrees.

The new exhibition explores Hendricks’s groundbreaking portraiture alongside historic paintings at the Frick in New York City — one of the artist’s favorite museums.