The Dummy Award is an international competition for unpublished photobook dummies: the PBM/MAS Prize recipient is published by MAS Matbaa at no cost, four others get a 25% production grant, and about 50 books tour.
For its 16th annual festival, Photoville invites photographers, collectives and organizations to propose exhibitions or public programming in Brooklyn Bridge Park and across New York City's five boroughs.
Photometria International Photography Festival invites photographers to join a group exhibition at the 2027 edition of the festival, held in Ioannina, Greece.
Kranj Foto Fest selects up to 13 projects for exhibition in Kranj, Slovenia, with the Grand Prize recipient receiving a solo show, €1,000, and up to €400 in travel support.
From focusing on the way you present your work, to taking part in a possibly career-changing initiative, there are many motivations to submit your visual project to our open call for female and non-binary photographers.
Paris Photo celebrates the Bicentenary of photography and spills far beyond the Grand Palais. Museums, independent spaces, boats on the Seine: here is a curated selection of our favorite events from 12 to 15 November in the French capital.
Getxophoto Open Call, Fotofestiwal Open Call, Rencontres d'Arles Curatorial Research Fellowship, Ronan Guillou Grant, The Joana Biarnés Scholarship, Un/Fund Publishing Open Call, FOTODOKS Open Call, are among the opportunities we selected this month.
Project Nexus Supported Residencies offers artists from Nigeria and the Nigerian diaspora fully funded residencies at Guest Artists Space in Lagos, providing studio space, accommodation, and professional development support.
ISSP invites photographers and artists working with photography from Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania to join the FUTURES Photography Platform, offering a €500 participation grant, international networking, and access to exhibitions and residencies.
The second issue of our printed publication brings together the work of 36 artists and 18 contributors, following another full year in contemporary photography.
Vorort by Marge Westreich at PhMuseum Lab, Paris Photo, Polycopies, Not What You Saw by Keerthana Kunnath at FOAM, Bristol Photo Festival, and Colour Years by Sanlé Sory at The Photographers' Gallery are among the photography events to visit next month.
An open call for lens-based documentary photography projects on the theme of care, offering selected artists a €500–1,200 fee, travel budget, accommodation, and inclusion in a group exhibition at the FOTODOKS festival in Munich, Germany.
An open call for photographers of all levels to submit images made with children's thermal printer cameras on the theme Nature Ate The Pixels, with the top 15 adult series and top 5 youth series exhibited in Karlovasi, Samos, Greece in July 2027.
Sharing advice for prospective applicants, Verdiana Albano, Charlotte Yonga and Niharika Chauhan discuss how the grant strengthened trust in their research, and gave space to their personal histories and layered storytelling.
The Ronan Guillou Grant awards €4,000 to European photographers and photographers from the southern shores of the Mediterranean for photographic projects exploring the relationship between humans and the sea.
In collaboration with Witty Books, one un/represented, early-career photographer will develop and publish their first photo books fully funded by un/produced.
PhotoIreland launches the 10th FUTURES Talent Call for artists based in Ireland and the UK, offering a €500 fee, participation in the Annual Event in Vienna, and access to international networking and professional development opportunities.
Southeast Asian photographers are invited to submit work exploring quietness, solitude, and silence within urban environments for a physical exhibition at GDP Campus in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
The Nikon Fotobus Grant supports young and student photographers in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland with three awards of €5,000, €3,000, and €2,000, plus Nikon cameras.
Unlike Flowers is a long-term photographic investigation into grief, memory, and the fragile mechanisms through which presence can persist beyond absence.
Polycopies is an annual photobook festival that promotes independent publishing - books, multiples, paper objects and experimental practices.
Curated by Clément Chéroux, the exhibition explores the tension between history and memory by showing how Susan Meiselas’s Nicaraguan photographs took on a life of their own over four decades.
Photo Museum Ireland presents an exhibition showcasing five of Ireland’s most exciting emerging photographic artists.
The 17th edition of the international festival of contemporary photography, titled White Noise, explores the tension between density and legibility amid today’s media culture.