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From international artist residencies and exhibition opportunities to grants and creative competitions, here are ten opportunities for artists and creative practitioners to consider this November. Creatives looking to develop their practice, exhibit internationally or secure funding for upcoming projects have several opportunities to explore this November. The latest selection includes artist residencies in Canada and the United States, international competitions, exhibition

Photographers Alan Smith and Radi Konstantinov explore the remnants of Jamaica’s railway in an exhibition curated by Emma Miles, opening in Kingston on November 27. What remains of a railway after the trains stop running? In Jamaica, the answer can be found in the structures, landscapes and communities that have developed around its former routes. Life on the Line, an upcoming photographic exhibition by Alan Smith and Radi Konstantinov, turns its attention to these traces of

Dominican Republic visual artist Angurria has completed Un MAR de Gente / From Every Shore, a monumental mural spanning the 29-storey Morrisania Air Rights residential tower in the Bronx, New York. The work transforms the building’s facade into a celebration of the people, cultures and generations that shape the surrounding community, bringing Caribbean artistic expression into a prominent public space. A Portrait of Community Across Generations The mural’s composition unfold

After 17 years in the Caribbean, the art fair will bring more than 35 artists to Harlem from November 20 to 22, showcasing work from across the Caribbean and the wider diaspora. The Caribbean Fine Art Fair (CaFA Fair) is heading to New York City for the first time, bringing together artists from across the Caribbean and its diaspora for a three-day event in Harlem. Taking place from November 20 to 22, 2026, the inaugural Caribbean Fine Art Fair NYC will be held at the Caribbe

The two-day festival will transform Ciudad Nueva into a gathering place for art, live performances, food and creative expression on November 7 and 8, 2026. The streets of Ciudad Nueva, Santo Domingo, will once again become a meeting point for Dominican creativity when CAYE Festival returns on November 7 and 8, 2026. Created to celebrate Dominican identity, history and future, CAYE brings together different forms of creative expression in an event that extends beyond music an

The towering artwork celebrates the diversity of New York City, bringing together generations, cultures and communities, including the Caribbean people who help shape the city. Dominican visual artist Angurria has completed Un MAR de Gente / From Every Shore, a monumental 290-foot mural spanning the 29-storey Morrisania Air Rights residential tower in the Bronx, New York. The work transforms the building’s facade into a celebration of the people, cultures and generations that

The fourth edition of the contemporary art fair takes place in Nassau from October 21 - 25, 2026, under the theme “Coming Home”. The Caribbean’s contemporary art scene will take centre stage in Nassau, The Bahamas, this month as FUZE Caribbean Art Fair returns for its fourth edition, bringing together more than 100 artists and over 20 galleries, museums and cultural institutions from across the region and beyond. Taking place from October 21 to 25 at Baha Mar, FUZE is the of

October brings several opportunities for Caribbean creatives looking to develop their practice, access international networks, or secure financial support. For creatives across the region, two upcoming opportunities stand out for their specific focus on Caribbean talent: the Tilting Axis Fellowship 2027 and the Art in Latin America × Espace Brownstone Artist Residency. Both have October deadlines and offer opportunities to take Caribbean creative practices into international

Antigua and Barbuda is preparing to welcome artists, creatives and art lovers for the fourth edition of Antigua and Barbuda Art Week, taking place from 11 to 18 November 2026. This year’s theme, “Every Destination Has a Story. Ours Is Told in Colour,” reflects the role of art in telling the story of the twin island nation. Throughout the week, visitors and locals will have the opportunity to experience the work of Antiguan and Barbudan artists through exhibitions, workshops,

Kingston has never had to prove that it is creative. The Jamaican capital has given the world reggae, dancehall, visual art, fashion, literature, film, dance and countless other forms of cultural expression. Its influence extends far beyond the island, shaping how Jamaica and the Caribbean are understood around the world. The question is no longer whether Kingston has the creative energy. The question is whether Kingston can turn that energy into a sustainable creative econom

From fully funded artist residencies and international exhibitions to grants and photography competitions, there are a number of opportunities currently open to creatives around the world. For Caribbean artists, these calls offer opportunities to gain international exposure, develop new work, secure funding and connect with wider creative communities. Here are opportunities worth exploring. 1. Henry Moore Grants Deadline: September 1, 2026 The Henry Moore Foundation offers gr

Montego Bay’s creative community is getting ready for another major celebration of art, culture and local talent as the Mobay Creative Arts Festival returns on August 30, 2026. Taking place at the Montego Bay Cultural Centre from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., the free, family-friendly festival will bring together artists, musicians, artisans, food vendors and members of the wider community for a day centred on Western Jamaica’s creative identity. The festival is part of Kingston Creativ

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

When Royal Caribbean's Legend of the Seas launches in 2026, passengers will encounter more than cutting edge attractions and ocean views. Throughout the vessel, contemporary artworks inspired by the cultures, landscapes and histories of the Caribbean and wider region will become part of the onboard experience. Among the six artists selected for the cruise line's latest Artist Discovery Programme are four Caribbean creatives whose practices reflect the breadth and diversity of

Applications are now open for the fourth edition of the FUZE Caribbean Art Fair, inviting artists, galleries and creative practitioners from across the Caribbean and its diaspora to participate in one of the region's leading contemporary art events. The application period is open until June 29, 2026. Presented as part of The Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival at Baha Mar in Nassau, FUZE has established itself as a platform celebrating contemporary Caribbean creativity while con

As June progresses, creatives seeking funding, residencies, exhibitions and public art commissions still have several international opportunities open for application. This month's selection includes fully funded residencies alongside major public art commissions. Below is a curated roundup of opportunities with June 2026 deadlines. Public Art Commission Westonka Library Public Artwork Commissions Artists interested in permanent public art projects may wish to consider the We

Cayman Art Week 2026 officially returns from May 26-31 , bringing together artists, galleries, studios and cultural spaces across the Cayman Islands for six days of exhibitions, tours, workshops and special events. Now in its sixth year, the annual initiative continues to spotlight Cayman’s growing visual arts community through a packed programme spanning Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. This year’s edition features more than 50 events hosted across over 50 partic