Every month, the art world opens its doors to new opportunities for emerging and established artists. From Arch Enemy Arts' annual group exhibition in January 2027, to the prestigious Hopper Prize offering $4,500 artist grants, there's something for everyone. Meanwhile, independent filmmakers can pitch documentaries for PitchBLACK Forum & Awards and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters invites submissions for its 2026 exhibition. If you're feeling adventurous, consider the Defiance Award in Australia, which includes a solo exhibition and residency in New Zealand, or the Material Works Art Award, which supports artists with a €2,500 grant. Don't miss out!
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Artists: Monthly Grants, Exhibitions and More
Arch Enemy Arts, Hopper Prize and other opportunities keep the creative world buzzing.
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