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Moya Magazine and publisher 21Hundred want essays, fiction, poetry, visual art and other forms that use the year 2100 to explore race, Blackness and the future. Paid up to £600.
A fully covered residency in Nanjing for artists of any discipline and nationality: visa, return flights, insurance, apartment and studio, plus a materials allowance. Spring (Mar–May) and autumn (Sep–Nov) 2027 sessions.
A self-funded one-to-three-month residency in Lisbon for musicians of any genre — producers, vocalists, DJs, instrumentalists — with live-work studios, a library and a music studio.
Submit creative nonfiction, children's literature, flash fiction, poetry or a short story on the theme “Grace” for the January 2027 issue of the WSA literary magazine.
A funded three-month residency (11 Jan – 18 Apr 2027) inside an EPFL physics lab in Sion, Switzerland, for established international visual artists. Includes a CHF 2,000/month stipend, housing, travel and a production budget.
Johannesburg's RMB Latitudes is taking proposals for its 2027 fair from galleries, independent artists, collectives, studios, print workshops and curatorial platforms.
An award for a single-authored book on Africa or the global African world by an author of African descent, published January 2020 – June 2026. Nominations by email.
A quarterly grant awarding $1,800 to one visual artist and $1,800 to one photographer, plus 18 honourable mentions. Open worldwide; a $35 application fee applies.
A new annual prize for Nigerian playwrights with ₦1.4 million in awards. The winning play gets ₦1,000,000 and a full production in Lagos; a ₦200,000 Julie Okoh Prize goes to a woman playwright centring women's experiences.
An eight-week-plus residency in Chengdu for international artists, curators and designers from any field, with studio, housing, round-trip travel and a RMB 10,000 production grant. Sessions in autumn 2027, spring 2028 and autumn 2028.
A roughly three-month residency in the Swiss Alps and Ticino for emerging visual artists, with studio, accommodation, a CHF 500 monthly stipend and mentoring. Travel support may be possible.
Entries are open for the 10th AFRIMA across 40 regional and continental categories. Artists, songwriters, producers, video directors, DJs, dancers and labels of African origin can submit work released between 10 Aug 2025 and 10 Jan 2027.
