Public Art Open Calls

Our guide to helping you identify red flags when applying to an open call.

With so many art residencies out there, how do you find the right fit? This guide gives you a clear overview of the different types and what to consider when choosing one that’s right for you.

Whether you’re interested in publishing a catalog of your work or creating an art book, here are some ways you can make it happen.

Contracts and agreements play a major role in the administrative side of working as an artist. To help you through the process, we’ve put together this guide outlining some common ones, as well as useful resources.

Instead of running specific open calls, some galleries have an ongoing submission process, allowing you to send project proposals and your portfolio throughout the year. Here is a selection of these galleries and art spaces that accept unsolicited submissions.

Your artist statement shapes how others see your work. This guide breaks down the key dos and don’ts to help you write one that’s clear, authentic, and engaging.

There’s no one-size-fits-all formula for pricing art, but this step-by-step guide walks you through the essentials, whether you’re selling online or preparing for your next exhibition or fair.

Your artist bio is often the first impression you make. This guide offers 10 practical tips to help you craft a bio that captures your work’s essence without overwhelming your reader.

Looking to connect with collectors? This guide shows you how to put your art and yourself out there, online and in person, to build meaningful relationships and open up new opportunities.

Searching for your next art residency? This guide takes you from finding the right program through to submitting the application and receiving the result.

This guide helps you navigate the art-grant application process, from finding the right funders to selecting work samples and writing your application, with key tips to keep in mind.