Artist Resources
- Nuveen

- Apr 23
- 2 min read
The following is a list of websites which we hope will open doors to new opportunities!
Call for Entry (or Café) is a place to find just that: all kinds of art shows that are looking for entries from artists. When you sign up, you can upload your information and images to an account and apply directly to shows listed there.
Springboard for the Arts - https://springboardforthearts.org/
Based out of Minneapolis, MN – they have a ton of resources for artists – there is a focus on Minnesota base artisans, but they also have resources for artists from all over the U.S. One downloadable resource is their Work of Art curriculum - available to download as a free PDF
Artist Communities Alliance - https://artistcommunities.org/
This site advertises artist residencies around the world as well as other artist resources and events.
Artwork Archive - https://www.artworkarchive.com/artists
Artwork Archive is another resource site for artists – ‘It is an art inventory platform that artists use to track their artwork, showcase their portfolio and grow their business’. You can access some of their info for free or pay a monthly fee.
Inside Art - https://streamlinepublishing.com/inside-art/ - this site publishes an email note with info primarily for painters – techniques and historic references. It is to sign up for the emails.
AnyArtist.org - https://www.anyartist.org/index-artist.cfm - this site posts exhibition opportunities for artists free of charge.
ArtJobs - www.ArtJobs.com - free postings of worldwide creative jobs, artist calls, and events
Creative Mornings - https://creativemornings.com/ - The world's largest face-to-face creative community.
Level Up - An upcoming series of online workshops from Creative Mornings and Adobe. It is designed to 'help you grow, gain confidence, and take meaningful next steps in your creative career'. Starts April 28. https://creativemornings.com/blog/adobe-level-up
Colossal - https://www.thisiscolossal.com/ - a wide-ranging website showcasing innovations in art around the world.








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