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Looking to exhibit your work, secure funding or participate in an international residency? This August offers a range of opportunities for Caribbean artists and creatives across visual arts, public art, textiles, literature and digital exhibitions. From London and Oslo to Germany and the Metaverse, here are some of the latest opportunities currently featured in the Caribalent Opportunities Hub. The British Art Prize 2026 Deadline: August 7, 2026 Artists worldwide are invited

As July comes to a close, galleries, museums and cultural organisations across the Caribbean are preparing for a busy month of exhibitions, festivals and open calls. From regional art fairs to major cultural celebrations, August offers plenty of opportunities to experience the work of Caribbean artists and creatives. National Galleries National galleries across the Caribbean continue to serve as important hubs for the visual arts, offering exhibitions, educational programmes,

For Caribbean artists, writers, photographers and multidisciplinary creatives, July brings a strong lineup of international opportunities spanning photography, visual arts, residencies and cultural research programs. These calls range from funded residencies to competitive grants designed to support emerging and mid-career practitioners working across diverse disciplines. Below is a curated selection of opportunities worth prioritizing before their deadlines close. Photograph

The Caribbean art scene is undergoing a powerful renaissance. Across the region and throughout its global diaspora, artists, curators and cultural institutions are presenting exhibitions that challenge historical narratives, celebrate identity and explore the complexities of contemporary Caribbean life. Whether you are a local art enthusiast or a traveller seeking deeper cultural connections, here are five exhibitions worth adding to your itinerary this July. 1. Riding the Bl