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The $15,000 Chizi Wigwe Prize for African Futurism 2026 is a unique annual prize that celebrates the creativity, imagination, and innovation of African artists and visionaries who are reimagining Africa’s place in the future.

The Fundación Botín has announced a new call for applications offering six €23,000 Art Grants to support individual artistic projects in training, research, and production.

The National Arts Council of South Africa (NAC) is open for its Annual Project Funding Call for the 2026–2027 financial year, offering project-based funding of up to R350,000 for eligible arts practitioners and organisations.

The $6,000 Inclusion-Themed Exhibition seeks original quotations that will accompany large-scale artworks in a renowned public exhibition celebrating diversity and inclusion.

The €22,000 S+T+ARTS Prize invites artists and creative teams to submit completed or advanced projects that explore innovative intersections between science, technology, and the arts.

The €15,000 G. and A. Mamidakis Foundation Art Prize promotes and financially supports contemporary artists with the ultimate goal of highlighting excellence in the arts.

The NOK2,000,000 Ibsen Scope Grants award innovative projects in drama and performing arts that engage with existential, social, and society-related themes.

Are you a registered NPO in the arts sector? Apply now for R250,000 funding to support projects that promote creativity, skills transfer, and community development in Nelson Mandela Bay.

The Global Climbing Initiative is accepting applications for its $1,000 Creative Grants Program to support climbing communities worldwide in sharing their perspectives and experiences through innovative projects in the arts.

The Kawamura Cultural Arts Promotion Foundation is launching Japan’s first socially engaged Art Support Grant Program.