Ten awardees will receive a total of more than $1.95 million in support and resources in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The Mexican artist confronts gun violence and nuclear power through sculpture, print, performance, and video work.

Ten artists will receive studio space and access to faculty, staff, students, workshops, and programming at an arts institution in the heart of Philadelphia.

The media artworks in this show at Toronto’s OCAD University tell a tale of symbiosis, intersections, and more-than-human relationality.

Join the New-York Historical Society on February 10 for a virtual conversation about our changing relationship to the natural world with Julie Decker, John Grade, and LaMont Hamilton.

Spring programming includes certificates for adult learners, RISD’s pre-collegiate online certificate, and new teen courses.

Presented by Northwestern’s Block Museum and McCormick School of Engineering, this new exhibition seeks empathy at the boundaries of life. On view in Evanston, Illinois.

Located in Des Moines, Iowa, this residency for emerging and established artists includes studio and living space, a $1,000 monthly stipend, and more.

Nine performance works transform the Neuberger Museum of Art in Purchase, NY. Co-curated by artist Kate Gilmore and art historian Jonah Westerman.

Fully-funded teaching assistantships are standard for MFA students at the top-ranked, flagship research university in the state of New York.

Master new skills, set new goals, and grow as an artist.

The Houston theater company sees its new production as a statement in defense of women’s rights statewide and beyond.

VCFA MFA students, instructors, and alumnx reframe stories and reconnect with identities through graphic design.

In the exhibition The Data We Called Home and an accompanying panel discussion moderated by Barbara London, Huang explores visual arts in the virtual landscape.

The residency program awards 17 visual artists a year of rent-free studio space in New York City. Applications are due by January 31.

Organized around the concept “To Transform,” these NYC programs include conversations, film screenings, readings, and research about work that enacts transformation.

With degrees in art education, art history, and studio art, graduate students at the Ohio school enjoy many opportunities, including generous stipends for assistantships.

Part of Georgia State University, the school offers graduate students tuition waivers, studio space, graduate assistantships, and career experiences.

At SIU, students are exposed to creative approaches in Blacksmithing, Ceramics, Design, Drawing, Glass, Painting, Printmaking, Sculpture, or Small Metals.

Something about the Weather is a new and original work by New York-based composer, producer, and performer Hahn Rowe.

Hundreds of online and on-campus courses begin January 30. Plus, take part in artist residencies in the fine arts, critical studies, social practice, and more.

The Brooklyn arts organization offers discounted pre-launch membership for experienced ceramic artists beginning January 15, with reduced hours of operation.

The Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts fuses interactive online education with intensive residencies around the world.

The dancing sculpture will be on view at three special performances in January and February. Tickets are on sale now.

Join the New-York Historical Society on January 13 for a virtual conversation on disability narratives with Catherine Morris, Lynne Cooke, Matthew Higgs, and Park McArthur.

Foundational to VCFA’s MFA in Visual Art program, Visual Culture Research Projects expand and transform students’ studio practices with individualized study plans.

Funding and competitive scholarships are available for the MA/PhD in Art History & Criticism as well as for the MFA in Studio Art.

Hear directly from Native American photographers who are defining what it means to be Indigenous today. Attend the program in NYC or online.

Curatorial Roundtables take place online once a week through April. Don’t miss a special lecture by artist and theorist Hito Steyerl on January 18.

As the exhibition honoring Black and Brown lives killed by police comes to a close, the Brooklyn art space presents a series of performances and community programs.

Shot in Zürich, Geneva, Basel, and Lausanne, the visual artist and poet’s new film asks: Whose dreams are we attempting to live?

Presented in partnership with Crystal Bridges, this new art history program includes full tuition waivers, generous funding, and a theme-driven curriculum.

This top-ranked, highly selective graduate program supports its students as they pursue diverse creative practices.

This January, Singapore’s signature visual arts season kicks off with 10 days of over 130 art experiences including fairs, talks, tours, and more.

This immersive, multi-sensory exhibition in LA surveys 35 years of Kentridge’s practice through drawings, film, sculpture, installation, and more.

Students can expect to pay significantly less than half the cost of attendance of equivalent private graduate programs, thanks to the college’s position in the SUNY system.

The Oslo-based artist duo Bull.Miletic returns to San Francisco to explore the influence of new aerial imaging technologies.

This new festival at The LGBT Community Center in New York City champions radical queer art, dance, and film.

This adventurous theater festival returns in person with 36 artists and companies from nine countries performing at different venues across the city.

Learn more about the New York-based, globally linked program and its upcoming discussions on art and society in the time of AI and data governance.

The program, along with recently announced visiting critics, will provide long term funding, promote access, and safeguard experimentation for future students of color.

Up to seven artists and two curators will be selected for this paid 10-month intensive, mentorship-driven program in New Haven.

Contemporary art, original sketches, and more explore how the Japanese character sprung from the pages of a manga and became a global cultural sensation.

Artists collaborate with nonprofit institutions and field experts to examine historical and contemporary determinants of housing and the feelings of safety and connection integral to places of living.

The award-winning Canadian artist explores notions of power through the imagery of science fiction in portraits, sculpture, and objects.

This affordable, interdisciplinary program with excellent facilities and private studios offers in-person instruction for 2023.

The latest episode of this documentary series on PBS explores the meaning of home through handmade objects, hand built homes, and the artists who create them.

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

Hrag Vartanian, Hyperallergic’s editor-in-chief, is one of the guest jurors reviewing applications for the two-month residency in Utica, New York.

Hear a band of improvisers led by Rajna Swaminathan and a performance of Morton Feldman’s “For John Cage” in programs inspired by the exhibition, “New York: 1962-1964.”