Top Art Fellowships 2026
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Deadline
May 29, 2026
Information
Stanley Picker Fellowships
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
/
Design
Duration:
Grant
Access to Kingston School of Art
Eligibility conditions
Resident of
United Kingdom
Deadline
May 31, 2026
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Ishibashi Foundation Network Leader Fellowship Programme
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Curatorial
/
Scholar
Duration:
1 year
Grant
Mentoring + A one-week trip to the UK
Eligibility conditions
Open to PhD candidates and early postdocs or early career curators or art professionals working with Japanese arts
Deadline
June 1, 2026
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University of Southampton - Practice-led Doctoral Studentship
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics /
Curatorial
Duration:
more than 2 years
Grant
Eligibility conditions
Applicants should have a Masters Degree in a relevant subject
Deadline
June 2, 2026
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Eccles Institute - British Library
Genre:
Art Fellowship
Art field:
Digital /
Painting /
Drawing /
Photography /
Video /
Printmaking /
Installation /
Performance /
Sculpture /
Textile Art /
Ceramics
/
Moving image
Duration:
9 months
Theme: Remote ecologies: art, climate and the Amazon
Grant
Mentoring + 3,000 £ Production budget
Eligibility conditions
No students
Resident of
United Kingdom
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Art fellowships are financial grants awarded to artists to support their artistic development. They serve to alleviate financial constraints, allowing artists to focus on their work. In fostering artistic growth and exploration, fellowships can be used for a variety of purposes, including covering the cost of materials, or living expenses.
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