Women figurative realist painters can propel their careers by entering to win $50,000 and a traveling solo exhibition of their work. Applications are open through October 4.

Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy brings together dozens of artists for the inaugural Floyd Bennett Field! Public Arts Festival on April 19–21.

The 2024 art competition and festival awards over $100,000 in cash prizes to artists across the Southeast. On view April 26–May 4 in Lake City, South Carolina.

Dr. Moro succeeds founder George Smith as the new president of the Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts.

Bedford Gallery’s exhibition presents a photo-docuseries with nearly 100 photographs documenting Indigenous stories alongside sculptural works. On view in California’s Bay Area.

Artworks spanning Khan’s career trace his exploration of the lyrical, symbolic, and physical meanings of repetition.

Featuring a diverse lineup of artists including Ellen Lesperance, Xylor Jane, and Melvin Way, this exhibition explores the intersection of abstract art and structural models.

What Happened showcases Eisenman’s ability to take on contemporary events with a style, vision, and anarchic sense of humor entirely her own.

Lincoln Glenn Gallery and Graham Shay 1857 team up to honor 20th century female sculptors and painters for the organization’s 135th anniversary.

The Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts fuses global residencies with a non-studio PhD in philosophy and art.

Organized by the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, programming linked with Yuan Goang-Ming: Everyday War opens on April 18.

Expand your academic career and join distinguished professors and peers online or in person in Saas-Fee, Switzerland, and Valletta, Malta.

More than a website address, .ART is a bold declaration of one’s dedication to art.

The two-part exhibition features the work of graduating artists across disciplines, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, and integrated practices.

Reimagine: Himalayan Art Now highlights 32 contemporary artists who explore how cultural heritage shapes identity.

Work by one of China’s earliest modern sculptors is celebrated in the inaugural exhibition at Liu Shiming Art Gallery in Midtown Manhattan.

Organized by a team of curators passionate about hair, this show at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Connecticut recognizes that everyone has a hair story to tell.

Inspired by an artist residency at the LeWitt Collection in Praiano, Johnson’s recent works are on view at Flea Street in Menlo Park, California.

Minutely scaled vignettes connect in a network of interlocking scenes in A Constellation of Small Events. On view through June 2 in Frenchtown, New Jersey.

Unpretentious work by 17 Pacific Northwest artists blurs the line between functionality and aesthetics in this exhibition at San Francisco’s Museum of Craft and Design.

Free and open to the public, Pratt Shows celebrate the school’s graduating students. MFA and BFA work on view this spring in Brooklyn, New York.

North America’s oldest avant-garde and experimental film festival presents screenings online and in-person from March 26 through April 7.

Japan Society explores the origins of Zen Buddhism over four centuries of work from painter-monks, including celebrated Buddhist master Hakuin Ekaku.

With exhibitions by Carmen Herrera, Arturo Herrera, and Erin Shirreff, the New Mexico arts institution is showcasing a range of voices in abstract art.

Contemporary artists reinterpret traditional Chinese landscape painting in the context of the climate crisis in this show at China Institute Gallery in NYC.

Amir Hariri delves into a post-futurist realm to explore contemporary crises, collective traumas, and historical injustices. On view in NYC.

There’s an artwork for everyone at Affordable Art Fair, from the nascent enthusiast to the seasoned collector. On view March 20–24.

Featuring premieres of innovative international films, this annual event brings the world to Queens, opening with Astrid Rondero and Fernanda Valadez’s Sujo on March 13.

With landscapes by contemporary Cherokee artist Kay WalkingStick in conversation with Hudson River School paintings, this show is in its final weeks at New-York Historical Society.

A new video installation by artists Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Bircher fills an amphitheater at Waterloo Park in Austin, Texas.

Twenty-nine students explore empowerment through the lens of visual and material culture at Temple Contemporary in Philadelphia.

Twice the Legal Minute explores the visual language of accumulation, debris, and neglect. On view at the University of Hartford in Connecticut.

Pratt Institute PreCollege provides college-level credit and noncredit learning opportunities on our New York City campuses and online.

The artist explores astronomy, Maya and Aztec history, Catholic symbolism, and queer theory in nearly 200 works in this exhibition at Hamilton College.

Featuring National Academicians Alice Adams, Sanford Biggers, Wille Cole, Torkwase Dyson, Richard Gluckman, Carlos Jiménez, Mel Kendrick, and Sarah Oppenheimer.

Videos and prints by Curnier Jardin and the collective of sex workers, artists, and architects are on view in this exhibition at Prague City Gallery.

The latest ACA Cinema Project film series showcases the complex bonds of the modern Japanese family, with screenings at Japan Society in New York City February 15–24.

You’ve seen his tornado, but do you know his name? An exhibition at the Muskegon Museum of Art explores how a farm boy from Kansas became one of the most influential painters in the US.

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

The show moves through four decades of Segal’s work, from abstract expressionist paintings to plaster cast figures. On view at Rutgers’ Zimmerli Art Museum.

Discover transformative possibilities for your art career at Sotheby’s Open Days in New York and London.

A new exhibition aims to create an emotional landscape where there is no one truth, no one answer, and no last word. On view at the Július Koller Society in Bratislava, Slovakia.

The largest art fair for prints and editions will premiere an editioned Jeffrey Gibson blanket and showcase work by an extraordinary roster of artists. On view in NYC February 15–18.

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

The de Young, The Broad, Crystal Bridges, the Addison Gallery of American Art, MFA Boston, and the Whitney will respond to the question through remote programs in 2024.

This new exhibition at Pratt Manhattan Gallery explores New York City’s global influence on the fashion industry and contemporary culture.

Ten years of artistic research on propaganda and counterpropaganda went into the installation, which explores the mechanisms maintaining the status quo. On view in Ostrava, Czech Republic.

Based on the HBO film Last Days, written and directed by Gus Van Sant, this new opera plunges into the torment that created a modern myth.

The Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts offers a non-studio PhD in philosophy and art theory for artists and creative thinkers.

Ten awardees will be selected by a national panel of arts professionals to receive a total of $1.95 million in support and resources in Tulsa, Oklahoma.