Inge Morath Award 2026 — international $7,500 grant for women and non-binary photographers under 30
International support for women and non-binary artists aged 30 or under working in long-term documentary photography and personal projects.
Past grants, competitions, and residencies for artists. Completed international open calls for analyzing conditions and preparing future applications.

International support for women and non-binary artists aged 30 or under working in long-term documentary photography and personal projects.

Open call for a series of 12–18 works: €10,000, exhibitions and curatorial attention for projects with a strong artistic vision and a cohesive visual language.

An open call for artists from around the world: submit one artwork exploring the theme of ‘joy’ for a chance to win a prize and gain international exposure.

Submit a completed digital artwork and win €20,000, as well as the opportunity to gain a foothold in France’s institutional landscape and contemporary art scene

Work, life and new connections in Austria: a 5-week residency from €1,950, including a studio and the chance to become part of the European art scene.

6–8 weeks’ work in France in 2027: fee €2,500, budget €1,500, accommodation and a final exhibition. Application deadline: 25 April 2026.

A residency in Brussels offering funding and accommodation for artists who wish to start working with technology and transform their practice.

Residency in France with a €10,000 budget, accommodation and an exhibition of up to 9 months. Applications require a project focused on family, heritage and the role of women.

A three-month programme in Cologne: a studio, an exhibition and €1,000 towards materials. Suitable for artists living abroad whose practice has been restricted.

A three-month residency at a castle, including accommodation, at €1,200 per month, with the opportunity to work on a project in an international environment.

The finalists will present their work at an exhibition at the North Arsenal in Venice. The top prize is €10,000, along with an international jury.

An international competition for realistic art with a prize fund of $76,000. Painting, drawing, sculpture, photography and digital art.