Art Goat
ChatGPT plugin by Art Goat · Opportunities for artists
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About Art Goat
On the directory's Creativity page Art Goat is #496 of 687. It joined the directory on Oct 22, 2026.
Art Goat is a search tool that helps visual artists find opportunities to apply for that are open, rolling, or with applications opening later: grants, residencies, fellowships, open calls and juried exhibitions, awards, commissions, scholarships, workshops, art jobs and internships.From the plugin’s directory listing
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- Oct 22, 2026
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What does Art Goat do?
Opportunities for artists. Art Goat is a search tool that helps visual artists find opportunities to apply for that are open, rolling, or with applications opening later: grants, residencies, fellowships, open calls and juried exhibitions, awards, commissions, scholarships, workshops, art jobs and internships.
How do I use Art Goat in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @Art Goat in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “Find ceramics residencies in Europe that are open right now.”, “Which photography grants close in the next 30 days?” or “Show funded residencies for a painter in New York.”