The CCI Artist Fellowship is intended for emerging to mid-career Caribbean artists and cultural practitioners based in the Caribbean or its diaspora and working across a range of disciplines and media. This opportunity aims to support the development of artistic practice via studio work, mentorship, institutional collaborations, and/or engagement in public programs. The CCI will provide institutional support as well as access to PAMM’s curatorial resources and networks.

The Artist Fellow will be hosted in Miami for up to two months and provided with accommodations, a stipend, and a studio space in collaboration with the Bakehouse Art Complex. Travel expenses to and from Miami will be covered. A production budget of up to $4,000 will be allocated depending upon the needs of the project.

The Caribbean Cultural Institute Artist Fellowship 2025

The CCI Research Fellowship is intended for established and promising Caribbean researchers, scholars, or curators who are based in the Caribbean or its diaspora and whose research advances the study of contemporary art of the region. The CCI encourages proposals that expand the scholarship on artworks in the PAMM Caribbean Collection but also welcomes research projects that shed light on other aspects of Caribbean art and cultural production from an interdisciplinary perspective.

As part of the program, the CCI will cover travel expenses and accommodations in Miami for a two-week residency period devoted to collection viewing, networking, and active engagement with the local art community. The CCI will also provide a research stipend and cover research-related expenses up to $2,000\. The Research Fellow is expected to produce an essay that will be published on the CCI website.

The Caribbean Cultural Institute Research Fellowship 2025

The CCI + WOPHA Fellowship is open to emerging to mid-career women and nonbinary photographers from the Caribbean or its diaspora. During the fellowship period, the selected fellow will focus on the production of a new body of work or on expanding an ongoing project. The fellow will be able to develop their photographic practice\* through mentorship and engagement with the local art community. Together, CCI + WOPHA will provide institutional support as well as access to their curatorial resources and networks.

The 2025 CCI + WOPHA Fellowship will run from September through November and follow a hybrid format combining in-person and remote participation.

The Fellowship will include a residency period in Miami at El Espacio 23 during the month of September. The CCI + WOPHA Fellow will receive a stipend and production funds of up to $4,000, depending upon the needs of the project. If the selected fellow is not currently based in Miami, CCI + WOPHA will provide round-trip airfare to Miami.

CCI + Women Photographers International Archive Fellowship

(MIAMI, FL — April 30, 2025) — Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) is excited to announce its inaugural open call for digital art commissions from the crossroads of the Americas. The museum's first-of-its-kind program offers financial support to produce experimental digital artwork across South Florida, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the African Diaspora. Selected artists may be awarded between $1,000–$15,000 during an estimated 12-month period, expanding and advancing the museum's presentation, study, and interpretation of international contemporary digital art.

  
The open call fosters the creation of innovative digital artworks that reflect PAMM's unique position at the crossroads of the Americas, bolstering artistic representation and reproduction within these regions. The open call aims to expand scholarship and engagement with digital art, advancing the museum's mission to lead in the presentation, study, and interpretation of international contemporary digital art.

  
“This open call seeks to strengthen new media practices across PAMM's purview and reroute the history of digital art beyond what is typically shown in museums and galleries,” said Jay Mollica, PAMM senior director of digital engagement. “The economic, artistic, and scholarly opportunities built into the open call are vital for our digital arts ecosystem to thrive across South Florida, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the African Diaspora,” said Lauren Monzón, program manager of digital engagement.

  
Applicants can submit proposals for original projects in any production phase, including pre- to post-production. Successful digital art proposals will use the internet and digital processes to conceptually and practically shape their projects, including many disciplines spanning video art, film, augmented reality, net art, 3-D sculpture, video games, virtual reality, generative art, as well as forms yet to be discovered.

Selected artists may be awarded between $1,000–$15,000 during an estimated 12-month period.

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