MGNSW has issued an open call for artist opportunities, structured as a fellowship. This initiative is designed to support creative practitioners working across a broad spectrum of disciplines, including poetry, essay, photography, painting, sculpture, film, music, dance, visual art, and digital art. The fellowship provides significant recognition and financial support, with awards totaling $13,000, including a $3,000 People’s Choice Award and a $10,000 Ephemeral Prize. The absence of a submission fee underscores the organization’s commitment to accessibility and merit-based selection. The curatorial vision behind this fellowship appears to prioritize ephemeral practices, as suggested by the naming of the major award. This may indicate an interest in works that are transient, process-oriented, or time-based, though the open discipline list suggests a wide-ranging scope. Artists are encouraged to submit a bio and budget, indicating that the selection process values both artistic background and project feasibility. The fellowship likely seeks to support the creation and presentation of new work, with the prizes serving as both validation and resources for continued practice. While the deadline is currently unknown, the opportunity remains open for applications. Artists should prepare materials that clearly articulate their artistic vision and the practical dimensions of their proposed project. The inclusion of a People’s Choice Award suggests a component of public engagement, potentially through exhibition or presentation, where audiences can participate in the recognition of outstanding work. This fellowship represents a meaningful opportunity for artists to gain financial support and institutional recognition.