The HMC invites interested visual artists, writers and musicians to submit application for its residency program in Hungary. Its principal focus is an international residency program to which artists from around the world are invited. The goal is to provide a supportive community with uninterrupted time to work.

The Visual Arts Department at the Annie Wright School is seeking artists, who want to share their expertise with talented high school artists.

Smack Mellon offers free studio space to eligible artists for a one-year period. The program provides artists working in all visual arts media a free private studio space and a $5000 fellowship (dependent upon funding). The program does not provide living space.

Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA) seeks artists for its annual juried exhibition on the theme of "Hybrid."

artistay offers services to help artists - artists in all media, art professionals, architects, designers, writers, and others who are engaged in a professional process of research and creation - find residences.

Bellingham Review seeks black-and-white photography from northwest artists for our spring 2009 edition. Please submit up to 5 jpgs, or a link to your website with available images, to Bellingham.Review@wwu.edu. Deadline: November 30.

The Columbia City Gallery seeks proposals for its Guest Gallery for 2009/2010. The mission of the Guest Gallery is to showcase artists who reflect its ethnically diverse neighborhood and to present exhibits that express unique viewpoints of special groups or material of particular concern to the community.

The Columbia City Gallery is preparing for its 3rd Annual Holiday Gift Shop of Contemporary Crafts. We are currently taking applications from local artists and craftspeople to sell their work on consignment in the gallery. We are looking for artists that create unique, handmade pieces for the holiday gift season.

he Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities (SPU), seeks eight emerging artists to create commissioned portable artworks. Selected artist will work independently to create artwork(s) for SPU's Portable Works Collection.

The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities (SPU), seeks up to four artists to each develop, produce, perform and/or install a temporary public artwork that addresses the impact of climate change on water supply and drainage utilities.