The city of Valladolid (Spain) opens a new call addressed to artists from ‘CreArt. Network of Cities for Artistic Creation’, and will select 2 artists from other cities who wish to work on their artistic projects for 6 weeks in Galerías VA in Valladolid, between 19th May to 29th June 2025.
CreArt, České Budějovice 2028 and Umění ve městě (Art in the City) are opening a call for artists in the CreArt network to apply for an artistic residency within the Confluence Festival.
The deadline for applications is 26 March 2025.
Confluence (Soutok) is a new format of a city festival organized by České Budějovice […]
The project De/construction of Painting encourages and addresses contemporary artistic practices within the context of the visual arts center of Eastern Germany, Leipzig, which has transformed into a global hub for the arts with a focus on the painting scene. The former industrial complex Spinnerei in the Plagwitz district spans 10 […]
ANA DOMLJAN I LONG FOR A PLACE I DON’T KNOW 18.2.-7.3.2025. KARAS GALLERY
On Tuesday, 18.2.2025. Ana Domljan opens her solo exhibition entitled I long for a place I don’t know, at 7 pm in Karas Gallery (Ulica kralja Zvonimira 58).
Aveiro invites two artists from the CreArt Network to create an urban artwork as part of Festival dos Canais program, between 7th and 20st July, curated by João Fino.
The works will be displayed along the public space, focused in the surroundings of the water canals and the Ecomuseum Marinha da Troncalhada. The Ecomuseum is a […]
CreArt Exhibition Call: European Month of Creativity / Galleria MABD
CreArt Oulu and Galleria MABD are opening a call for artists in the CreArt network as part of the European Month of Creativity festival in Oulu this May.
Galleria MABD is a privately owned gallery located in one of the Oulu landmarks in Oulu […]
CreArt Kaunas and Kaunas Artists’ House announce an open call for land/environmental art creators and invite them to create land/environmental art installations in public spaces along the river Nemunas in Kaunas. The artworks must be made of natural, biodegradable materials and integrate harmoniously into the local context and landscape.
