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Grants for professional Toronto-based visual/media arts organizations, collectives, curators or programmers to fund one-time or time-limited projects involving exhibition, distribution, residencies, workshops, screening series or lecture series of contemporary visual or media arts.
Artists and creative practitioners apply for a self-directed short stay in Chiang Mai for research, thinking, and exploration.
Artists working in contemporary dance and physical theatre are invited to apply for a residency in Goa to develop their artistic practice.
Artists, writers, and designers are invited to apply for short (2 weeks) or long (1–2 month) residencies in Leh, Ladakh, with studio access and on-site housing.
Apply for funding (up to EUR 100,000) to facilitate network collaboration and exchange among professional artists and cultural practitioners across the Nordic and Baltic regions.
Book a monthly mentorship session via Zoom with an expert mentor to develop your artistic career strategy and connect with peers.
Submit a project proposal, artist statement, CV, and work documentation for a residency at USF Verftet in Bergen.
Apply with your CV and portfolio to join PRAKSIS's thematic residency program in Oslo.
Artists, curators, researchers, and art professionals apply with a motivation letter for accommodation, workspace, and financial support to conduct focused artistic or curatorial work.
Professional performing artists working on laboratory projects or near-finished works should apply for a residency with round-the-clock access to a fully equipped dance studio and accommodation, during which they present work to an audience.