Into the Din, curated by IKT Member Marta Ferrara, explores the relationship between individuals and their environment through evocative sculptures and installations. On view until July 23, 2025, at the Andrea Nuovo Home Gallery.

The Global Informality Project invites submissions for the Global Informality in the Arts conference, to be held at University College London (UCL) and Pushkin House, London, 15-16 January 2026. Deadline for abstract submissions: 1 Sep 2025.

Writers worldwide are invited to submit critical reviews on any contemporary art exhibition — held anywhere in the world or online — between 1 Sept 2024 and 31 Aug 2025. Deadline: 14 Sep 2025.

Nxt Museum presents Still Processing, a group exhibition featuring works by 7 visionary artists — including Rosa Menkman, Boris Acket, Gabey Tjon a Tham, and Children of the Light. Curated by: Bogomir Doringer (IKT Member).

Housing Works & Bailey House proudly present the 3rd annual Art House, which benefits housing and other lifesaving programs for thousands of New Yorkers each year.

Call for Papers: Curatorial Matters: on research methodologies invites curators, artists, and theorists to submit proposals exploring curatorial practice as a site of research, critical inquiry, and knowledge production - deadline 6 July 2025.

I converse with fire is a group exhibition featuring artists Rosa Barba, Tanya Busse, Marja Helander, Markus Li Stensrud and NORDTING. Curated by IKT Member Vanina Saracino and Adriana Alves. Opening at NNKS on 7 June 2025.

The Driskell Center invites applications for its 2025–2026 Archives Research Fellowship program. Apply by 30 June 2025.

The ArtScience Museum in Singapore is seeking a dynamic and experienced curator to join its Exhibitions team.

The Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson launches the first Martine Franck Curatorial Research Grant to support curatorial and research projects on Martine Franck and/or Henri Cartier-Bresson. Apply by 31 May 2025.

IKT member Natalia Fuchs explores the vital role of art in shaping and responding to scientific and technological change in her chapter for the new Springer volume Human-Technology Interaction: Interdisciplinary Approaches and Perspectives.

Organised by AICA International, this annual essay competition invites critics from around the world to submit writing that engages with contemporary art. Apply by 27 July 2025.

Tokyo Arts and Space (TOKAS) invites curators, art critics, and cultural researchers from around the world to apply for its Curator Residency Program. Apply by 25 June 2025.

Arc Bucharest invites international curators to immerse themselves in the art scenes of Bucharest and other art centers across Romania. Apply by 30 May 2025.

Launching on 17 July 2025, the International Centre for the Image will be a major new cultural space in Dublin dedicated to photography, visual arts, and community-focused artistic development.

Celebrating two decades of powering artistic discovery, VOLTA Basel 2025 returns to its founding city from June 19 – 22 (VIP Collectors Preview 18 June) with a bold new edition — and free VIP tickets for IKT Members!

We’re thrilled to welcome KMAC Contemporary Art Museum as a partner in the IKT Open Access Program. IKT members can now enjoy free entry to the museum with a valid IKT membership card.

2025 Burlington Contemporary Art Writing Prize is now open for entries. Submit by 14 Jul 2025.

Turning to Stone is Richard Ibghy and Marilou Lemmens’s first solo exhibition in South America. Curated by IKT Member Sylvie Fortin and Solana Molina Viamont.

We’re delighted to share the results of the recent IKT elections and announce the members who will help guide our association over the next three years.