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May 2026: Your Creative Gateway

Hyperallergic’s monthly opportunities remind us that creativity thrives on exploration and ambition.

From craft archives to haunted barns, May 2026 is packed with opportunities for artists, writers, and art workers. The Center for Craft’s fellowship seeks to unearth underrepresented histories in the arts, while early-career craftspersons can apply for a stay at the Oak Spring Garden Foundation. Meanwhile, Provincetown Art Association and Museum offer a year-long residency focused on Outer Cape research.


For those who dare to dream big, The Bennett Prize stands as a beacon with its grand prize of $75,000 and an exhibition to travel across America. Pine Meadow Ranch invites artists to explore the intersection of process and material, while Wassaic Project offers a unique twist on residency life with their Haunted Barn open call.


Writing enthusiasts can apply for grants that delve into sculpture or poetry, with the James Laughlin Award promising a week in Miami Beach. VIA Art Fund also has something for everyone, supporting artistic production beyond traditional gallery walls. Don’t miss out on these chances to express and expand your creative horizons.

Original source:  https://hyperallergic.com/opportunities-in-may-2026/
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