Open Call for Submissions ArtsEverywhere is pleased to once again issue an open call for submissions for the 2022 Fay Chiang Fellowship for Artistic Journalism. The Fay Chiang Fellowship is
Brazil is voting to take away Indigenous lands, to cancel Indigenous rights, and to remove the protections of the Amazon forest
Grants of up to $10,000 Per Project Starting in 2021
May 28, 2021 // 7PM EDTRegister to attend this event on IICSI’s website Join us for the inaugural Big Ideas in Improvisation lecture, co-presented by The ArtsEverywhere Festival, Musagetes, and
May 20, 20212:00pm EDT / 6:00pm UTCVisit Zoom at this link to register for this online talk On May 20th Laeïla Adjovi, ArtsEverywhere’s first recipient of the Fay Chiang Fellowship
Tell us about the ways in which writing and reading together has helped you be present and political in the world.
ACT, RECORD, REMEMBER, RE-ACT حوار بین الف ّن والسیاسة: الذكرى العاشرة للثورة السور ّیةArt and Politics in Dialogue: The 10th Anniversary of The Syrian Revolution March 29 to April 4,
OPEN CALL for Commissions: ArtsEverywhere is currently accepting pitches for commissioned poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction writing, and multimedia work. We are particularly interested in projects that address pressing environmental
ArtsEverywhere in partnership with coculture invites artists and writers from the Middle East to submit pitches for long-form, investigative journalism or multimedia projects focused on the Levant Region (Syria, Lebanon,
The Decolonial Futures collective is organizing an international solidarity journey in support of the Indigenous peoples in Brazil who are affected by the upcoming landmark case against the Xokleng people.
We, the cultural workers of Belarus, are deeply shocked and outraged by the events of the last days in our country related to the elections of the President of the
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, North America has quickly emerged as the global epicenter of the crisis, with more than one million reported infections and over 60,000 coronavirus