Change is one of the few constants in an artist’s life, whether it’s a shift in creative direction, evolving technologies, or the unpredictable tides of the art world itself. While change can feel unsettling, it can also spark growth, resilience, and new possibilities. The good news is that there are many strategies and resources to help artists not just endure transition, but harness it as fuel for deeper creativity and lasting impact.
The Quinn Emanuel Artist-in-Residence Program is open to emerging and mid-career Los Angeles artists. This four-month residency offers studio space, stipend, materials allowance, exhibition, and potential acquisition into the Quinn Emanuel collection. Visit the website for more information and to apply. Deadline is October 16.
Skowhegan’s nine-week 2026 Summer Program brings artists together in rural Maine for collaborative learning, skill-sharing, and studio practice. Learn more at the website. Deadline for applications is October 17.
The Craft Research Fund, the Center for Craft’s longest-running grant, supports new U.S. craft research and connects grantees to a national alumni network offering resources, funding, and collaboration. For details, visit the website. Deadline is October 17.
Praxis Center helps artists navigate the complex and ever-shifting world of professional art. We know things can change in the space of a moment, and that’s why we gather the top resources and experts from around the field to make sure you’re set up to succeed. Give Praxis a try today and see how far it can take you.