The MFA Art Practice program at SVA redefines artmaking through a collaborative, cross-disciplinary approach that welcomes non-traditional applicants.

The artist’s debut solo exhibition in the United States, “Attila cataract (…),” marks the first time the French Pavilion has traveled to the country. On view at Brown University.

Discover the artistry and intrigue of fashion’s past and present in this immersive exhibition at The Museum at FIT.

This two-year program provides classical, representational painters with strong technical foundations a stipend, a studio, supplies, mentorship, career support, and more.

Guadalupe Maravilla, Selva Aparicio, Felipe Baeza, and Jeffrey Meris have been awarded the 2025 Vilcek Prizes in Visual Arts.

The Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts is accepting applications for September 2025.

Nineteen artists from around the world bring new perspectives to embroidery in an exhibition at Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek, California.

Doubling its contributions to immigrant art professionals, the foundation recognizes Oluremi C. Onabanjo, Donna Honarpisheh, Aimé Iglesias Lukin, and Bernardo Mosqueira for their curatorial work.

This is the artist’s first solo exhibition since his landmark show at Feature Inc. over a decade ago.

The Michigan museum opens its new expansion featuring works from The Bennett Collection of Women Figurative Realists.

This exhibition at Fu Qiumeng Fine Art offers a dynamic exploration of East Asian art traditions through assemblage, calligraphy, and ink painting.

The show brings together 21 artists and collectives from across the Gulf region to explore themes like ecological change, spatial politics, and urban transformation.

From surgical implants to satellite launches, Bilal’s artwork is anything but ordinary.

Francesca Du Brock is committed to community care and emphasizes diverse perspectives in museum spaces.

Providing financial resources and tailored opportunities, the foundation fosters growth and visibility for rising Native talent.

Indigenous artists offer perspectives on the art of Chicagoland in this new exhibition at The Block Museum of Art, Northwestern University.

Black Dress II: Homage continues to explore the contributions of underrepresented Black designers and fashion professionals.

Participants for 2025–26 receive a monthly artist’s fee of €1,300, a research budget, housing, round-trip travel, and other resources to support their work.

The exhibition revisits Weegee’s bold, boundary-pushing perspective and pioneering role in photographing spectacle. On view in NYC.

Deep explorations of Ray Johnson, Ridykeulous, Tony Smith, Steina, Ruth Asawa, graffiti as monument, the art of mourning, and more.

The Philadelphia exhibition offers a powerful invitation to reflect on current events and reimagine how we can collectively pursue the common good in our too-often divided society.

The two-year program at the MFAH’s Glassell School of Art provides artists and critical writers with a private studio, $100,000, a healthcare stipend, and more.

Notre Dame is accepting graduate applications for fall 2025 in Studio Art (Painting/Drawing, Photography, Ceramics, Sculpture) and Design (Industrial Design, Visual Communication Design).

Johnson’s latest explorations into color, perception, familiarity, and scale are now on view at Flea Street in Menlo Park, California.

Showcasing research from across Tate over the past decade, the event on January 22 also considers the broader significance of building an international researcher network.

AUP is home to Europe’s only two-year interdisciplinary graduate program in creative writing, now accepting applications for fall 2025.

Carl Cheng: Nature Never Loses brings together six decades of work at intersection of identity, technology, and ecology. On view starting January 17.

In RugLife, 14 artists from around the world explore the rug as a medium to interweave discourse about issues on a global and personal scale.

The artist’s photography will be on view at three special evening performances in January and February.

The School of Visual Arts in NYC provides a wide variety of over 200 in-person and online courses, along with more than 10 artist residency programs.

The MFA Art Practice program at SVA redefines artmaking through a collaborative, cross-disciplinary approach that welcomes non-traditional applicants.

Artists from all disciplines can explore the creative potential of industrial materials and techniques in studios at the Kohler Co. pottery and foundry.

Pratt SCPS offers noncredit certificates, workshops, and courses in online, in-person, and hybrid formats to help you build and expand your skills.

This affordable, interdisciplinary program seeks to broaden and deepen students’ understanding of contemporary art to better develop their studio preoccupations.

UNM’s graduate programs foster creativity and intellectual discourse, uniting studio artists, art historians, and educators to push boundaries and connect across disciplines.

All admitted students receive a full tuition waiver, a stipend, health insurance, and additional funds for research travel.

The nude in a new light: This exhibition pushes the boundaries of an age-old genre with 28 paintings by Vanessa Bell, Lucian Freud, Barkley L. Hendricks, Alice Neel, Pablo Picasso, and more.

The program provides a rigorous environment for bold experimentation in new modes of critical thinking and art making in the context of media and technology.

Graduate students have access to generous financial support and paid teaching opportunities, state-of-the-art facilities, and New York City’s vibrant art scene.

Seventeen visual artists will receive a year of rent-free studio space in New York City. Applications are due by December 31.

MFASA students at IAIA enjoy mentorships with prominent Indigenous artists, flexible schedules, and a broad perspective on Indigenous arts.

Develop your work and aesthetic philosophy in these unique programs. The priority application deadline is January 15, 2025.

Up to seven artists and two curators will participate in a paid, 10-month intensive residency in New Haven, Connecticut.

See the nationally acclaimed contemporary artists’ boundary-pushing work in Kelly Church & Cherish Parrish: In Our Words, An Intergenerational Dialogue, extended through December 15.

Students in Art Education, Art History, Graphic Design, and Studio Art have access to additional support through graduate assistantships, fellowships, and research and travel grants.

An all-woman jury of artists, educators, and curators selected 10 finalists for the $50,000 Bennett Prize, the largest art award for women figurative realist painters.

Organized by geographic region, a list of arts-related graduate programs to explore and apply to before deadlines close.

In Barrier, 12 artists evoke Angela Davis’s transformative abolitionist vision that “walls turned sideways are bridges.” On view through January 26, 2025, in Frenchtown, New Jersey.

Museum of the City of New York’s new exhibition features artists like Keith Haring, Lee Quiñones, Lady Pink, and Futura 2000.

Now accepting applications for the MFA in Studio Art degree. The deadline for funding decisions is January 15, 2025.