Individuals from all over the world who belong to various artistic disciplines can apply. The list of eligible applicants includes:
Visual Artists: This can encompass a wide range of visual arts, such as drawing, painting, and mixed media artwork.
Painters: Artists who specialize in creating artwork using various paint mediums.
Sculptors: Artists who work with materials like clay, metal, wood, stone, etc., to create sculptures and 3D artworks.
Ceramists: Artists who focus on creating ceramic art and pottery.
Print Makers: Artists specializing in printmaking techniques like lithography, etching, screen printing, etc.
Sound Artists: Creators who work with sound as their primary medium, such as sound installations or experimental music.
Writers: Authors, poets, and literary artists involved in creative writing.
Illustrators: Artists who create visual representations for books, magazines, advertisements, etc.
New Media Artists: Artists who work with digital and interactive technologies in their art.
Photographers: Artists who use photography as their primary medium to create artistic images.
Video Artists: Artists who create art through video and film.
Film/Documentary Makers: Filmmakers involved in creating narrative or documentary films.
Designers: Artists who specialize in graphic design, industrial design, fashion design, etc.
Curators: Professionals responsible for organizing and managing art exhibitions and collections.
Art Critics: Individuals who analyze, interpret, and critique art and artistic movements.
Researchers: Those involved in art-related research and scholarly work.
Vloggers: Content creators who produce video blogs or vlogs related to art and creativity.
Creative Influencers: Artists who have a significant following and influence in the creative community.
All these individuals, regardless of their geographical location, are eligible to apply for various art-related opportunities, grants, residencies, exhibitions, and funding programs that might be available worldwide.