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  The Horton Epsom - Festive Makers Market - December 2026

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  Deadline: 30/06/2026

  City: EPSOM  |  Region: Surrey  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Mickailah Middlebrook

  Calling all Artists and Makers! We are planning our Festive curated arts and craft market, which will be on Friday 4th December in the evening and Saturday 5th December 2026 in the daytime.

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  FLUX Exhibition 2026

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  Deadline: 30/06/2026

  City: London  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  FLUX Exhibition

  FLUX is celebrating its 13th edition with a four-day exhibition in Marylebone.

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  Artefacts of the Future

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  Deadline: 01/07/2026

  City: Stourbridge  |  Region: West Midlands  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Helen Taylor

  A new international competition celebrating excellence in contemporary glassmaking

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  Supporting the Arts 2026 Online Exhibition

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  Deadline: 01/07/2026

  Country: United Kingdom  |  Bobby Forsythe

  The annual online exhibition is back! 

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  Open Call for Artists of All Mediums: B*O/D&Y Exhibition in Central London

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  Deadline: 10/07/2026

  City: London  |  Region: London  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  SPIRA9 ART

  “We are all chimeras, theorized and fabricated hybrids of machine and organism.” - Donna Haraway

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  Glass Sellers' CGS Graduate Prize and New Graduate Review 2026

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  Deadline: 12/07/2026

  Country: United Kingdom  |  Helen Stokes

  The Contemporary Glass Society (CGS) is delighted to announce the launch of the 2026 Glass Sellers’ Graduate Prize and New Graduate Review. This prestigious competition is designed to support emerging graduates as they embark on their careers in contemporary glassmaking.

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  KRATE

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  Deadline: 15/07/2026

  City: Multiple  |  Region: London  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Sam Treadaway

  Paid opportunity

  KRATE is a transportable ‘pop-up’ artist studio. Whilst in transit and before installation, KRATE resembles a standard packaging crate, upon installation however KRATE transforms into a desk, chair and other flat-packed studio components, complete with a small solar-panel, capable of charging a phone or lap-top.

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  Amanda Moriarty Memorial Prize - Mentoring with Emma Woffenden

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  Deadline: 17/07/2026

  City: Reading  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Helen Stokes

  Expenses paid

  The Contemporary Glass Society (CGS) is delighted to announce the Amanda Moriarty Prize 2026, offering a unique mentoring opportunity for one CGS member with renowned artist and glassmaker Emma Woffenden.

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  The Harley Open 2026

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  Deadline: 19/07/2026

  City: Nottinghamshire  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  The Harley Foundation

  Paint it, carve it, stitch it – show it at the Harley Open 2026. Our biennial open exhibition returns in 2026, inviting artists, makers and heritage craft practitioners to exhibit work in our award-winning gallery. Whether you’re a professional, a hobbyist, a potter or a painter – we want to see your work.

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  take to the greenwood

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  Deadline: 24/07/2026

  City: Liverpool  |  Country: United Kingdom  |  Jonathon Beaver

  take to the greenwood - to escape into the forest. As stated in the 20th Century novel Maurice by E.M Forster, ‘such...can vanish’ into the woodlands. Those such, the LGBTQIA+ community, can escape from the world with its prejudices, judgements and threat; a retreat to nature for ecological, political and romantic stances. Forster also created the woodland Piney Copse, a safe space for him, his friends and lovers. Furthermore, literature like A Shropshire Lad, the tale of Robin Hood as well as texts about the Arcadian utopias of Ancient Greece and Rome, queer the pastoral.

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