Opportunities

This year's call is for our new traveling screening program. We are looking for film/video/moving image works in any genre with a preference towards experimental work

The J. Robert and Barbara A. Hillier College of Architecture and Design (HCAD) at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) invites applications for a full-time tenure-track (Assistant Professor) or teaching-focused (Lecturer) appointment in Digital Design.

Arts Letters & Numbers presents the second twelve-week iteration of Long Tone, an intensive on-site thesis studio led by David Gersten.

Registration is now open for participation in FILE – Electronic Language International Festival 2026, one of the most important events dedicated to art and technology.

Wild Bits is an exhibition concept that proposes a temporary art park in the wilderness. The exhibition seeks points of contact between people, technology, and nature.

The Grant Wood Fellowship program at The University of Iowa, which supports one-year fellowships in the arts, is currently seeking a candidate appointed through the department of Theatre Arts with a specialty in interdisciplinary digital media in live performance.

Cal Poly Humboldt and the Department of Art + Film invites applicants for a full-time, academic year, tenure-track faculty position with an emphasis in Media Arts, with a primary focus on teaching film production from an interdisciplinary perspective.

Hamline University (St. Paul, Minnesota) invites applicants for a Visiting Artist faculty position with a focus on emerging technologies and media. The appointment is for three years, nonrenewable, with an anticipated start date of August 1, 2026.

Frame + Frequency features a diverse group of artists representing a range of cultural backgrounds, nationalities, generational experiences, and personal histories while demonstrating the artists’ impressive command of video and new media technologies.

University of Washington, DXARTS SoftLab and Studio Tilt invite applications to the 2026 A-I-R Soft Data and Common Wares, at the University of Washington, Seattle, on the topic of ‘Hyperlocality’.