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Artists may apply for a self-directed residency in a private house in France with dedicated workspaces, library access, and optional mentorship from the programme's directors.
Creative professionals working on gender equality and feminist empowerment projects may apply for accommodation and private workspace at this European feminist creative residency.
Selected international artists will receive live-work studio spaces, project support, and access to facilities at a historic waterside artist village in Taipei with connections to a global network of creative practitioners.
Submit a note of intent, visual or sound elements, and possibly a budget for a residential programme in rural France supporting artistic creation.
Artists apply for a three-month online residency with curatorial support, mentoring, group meetings, workshops, and opportunities to exhibit work in virtual open studios.
Artists are invited to develop work in a studio residency in Cape Town culminating in a gallery exhibition alongside performances or interventions.
Submit a portfolio to apply for a creative residency in France involving community-based art initiatives.
Submit a project proposal and portfolio for consideration in an artist residency program emphasizing site-specific interventions and community engagement.
Submit a CV and project proposal for consideration for residency opportunities across multiple disciplines in Madrid, Spain.
Submit a portfolio and references to apply for a residency at Arteventura, a 25-hectare wooded estate in Spain where artists develop new work or advance existing projects.
Apply to a 40-day international residency in Taiwan emphasizing cross-regional artistic exchange and engagement with indigenous culture, community, and environmental sustainability.
Artists of all disciplines and nationalities are invited to apply for a competitive residency at Instituto Sacatar on Itaparica Island, Brazil, where fellows receive studio space, accommodation, and meals to pursue their creative work.
Organizations and individual artists apply for rolling grants to support arts activities, learning, health programs, and community engagement in Tennessee between July 2026 and June 2027.
Apply for a 2- or 4-week artist residency retreat offering dedicated studio time, financial support, and visibility.
Enroll in a 6-session introductory oil painting class covering color theory, composition, and painting techniques.
Bemis Center is seeking artists-in-residence to conduct research and create new work.
Professional visual artists apply for a funded residency at The Farm Margaret River with flexible dates arranged between the artist and organisers.
Artists and creative practitioners are invited to live and work at The Artist House in Tinos during a two-month residency in autumn 2026.
Artists and activists apply for month-long residencies on Lanzarote, Spain, with accommodation, workspace, and exhibition possibilities.
Artists are invited to create work exploring how communities experience and respond to climate change, engaging directly with people in the region through participatory projects.
Apply with a portfolio or 5-8 images and a project description for a photography residency in Portugal.
Artists can participate in week-long residency workshops led by professional instructors, with studio access, accommodations, and gallery admission included, or self-directed group retreats (10+ members).
International creators in visual art, film, design, and architecture are invited to apply for a 3-month residency in Tokyo with accommodation, airfare, living expenses, and support for creative work.
Artists are invited to apply for a 15-month studio-based residency programme at TKE Studios in Margate, led by Tracey Emin.