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The $1,000 Wild Wonder Micro Grant Program is now inviting creative and inspiring applications from individuals around the world who are passionate about sharing nature through the art of nature journaling.

The Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson has launched the €8,000 Self-Published PhotoBook Award, which is annually awarded to a self-published photography book released during that calendar year.

The 6th ColorPro Awards invites artists to submit work that captures the continuous movement of creativity—effortless, rhythmic, and ever in motion—carrying ideas forward with clarity and purpose.

Discover 20 diverse fellowship opportunities for African researchers, postdoctoral scholars, scientists, entrepreneurs, journalists, writers, and artists — with stipends ranging from €3,000 to $145,000 and deadlines closing between August 2025 and January 2026.

The Federal Government Creative Economy Development Fund offers large-ticket investments of $100,000 for creative businesses to scale production and access new markets.

Applications are now open for the €3,500 Camargo Fellowship to support groundbreaking research, experimentation, and interdisciplinary approaches in the Arts and Humanities.

The Delfina Foundation, with support from Delfina Foundation’s Network of Africa Patrons, welcomes applications from artists based in East Africa for a twelve-week residency in London.

Apila Ediciones, in collaboration with the School of Design of Aragón and supported by the Zaragoza City Council, has announced the €4,000 Apila’s First Impression Award 2026. This is the fourteenth edition of an international illustrated children’s book competition.

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

The African Futures Lab (AfaLab) is now accepting applications for the €200 AfaRise Fellowship, a bold and transformative two-year program designed to empower a new generation of African and Afro-descendant changemakers.