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With a New Professional Development Program, American Art Journal Intends to Make Scholarly Publishing More Equitable

Scholars who are producing research on US-American art history and related visual culture topics have until September 15 to apply for Toward Equity in Publishing.

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The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery Presents “Hung Liu: Portraits of Promised Lands”

The exhibition will be on view from August 27, 2021 to May 30, 2022.

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ArtFields Offers Over $100,000 in Prizes for Southeastern US Artists

Applications are open from September 1 through November 1 for this annual art competition and exhibition in Lake City, South Carolina.

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Do You Have a Vision for the 24th Biennale of Sydney?

Expressions of Interest for Artistic Director are due at 5 pm AEST (3 am EST) on Monday, September 27, 2021.

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Art on Paper Returns to New York City’s Pier 36 September 9–12

With over 100 galleries, Art on Paper will feature top modern and contemporary paper-based art.

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JAPAN CUTS, a Festival of New Japanese Film, Opens August 20

North America’s largest festival of contemporary Japanese cinema streams online throughout the US with screenings in-person at Japan Society from August 20–September 2

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Exhibitions Champion Women-Led Movements and Socially Engaged Art at CCS Bard

Two shows at the Hessel Museum of Art in the Hudson Valley highlight the intimacy of works on paper and the under-examined “Pattern and Decoration” movement.

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The Svane Family Foundation Has a Solution for Artists Hit Hard by the Pandemic: Give Them Money

Funneling $1 million in direct commissions to local artists, the new San Francisco art foundation’s Ark program is geared to keep artists in the Bay Area.

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Discover New Art With Arthur

Hyperallergic readers have early access to this new app for art recommendations and upcoming events, news, and sales.

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Voice Makes NFTs Easy With New Carbon Neutral Platform

Emerging creators can mint and sell NFTs with zero gas fees on one of the most efficient blockchains.

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The Oregon Arts Commission and Oregon State University Are Commissioning Public Art for New Arts & Education Complex

Up to three finalists will make the shortlist for this $390,000 commission, each of whom will receive $2,000 in design fees to generate project proposals.

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Queer Art and Historical Ephemera Up for Auction at Swann

Material from the 1800s through contemporary times includes art by Tom of Finland, Gerda Wegener, and JEB, as well as works of lesbian pulp fiction and more, all available on August 19.