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Apply to stay and work at a residency in a former courthouse building in Gamleby, Sweden, with studio, bedroom, and kitchen facilities.
Submit a project proposal, work samples, CV, motivation letter, timeline/work plan, and budget for a collaborative residency engaging with rural, industrial, and social contexts.
Organizations can apply for emergency and unforeseen facility funding to address unexpected building costs, damage, or opportunities, with the application process initiated through a conversation with 4Culture staff.
Artists are invited to participate in an intensive residency exploring hybrid works across print, digital, and time-based media under the instruction of Professor William Contino.
Attend a practical financial literacy workshop grounded in solidarity economy principles for artists and organizers to build confidence working with money and learn budgeting and financial planning tools.
TACA is seeking nominations for artistic programming—live, virtual, or using other mediums—produced or presented by nonprofit arts organizations that demonstrate creativity, innovation, artistic impact, and accessibility.
Artists are invited to participate in a two-month international residency in Rio de Janeiro, working in studio space and engaging with the local art scene, culminating in a collective exhibition.
Artists collaborate with scientific researchers and institutions during a two-stage residency to explore the theme of reality through sustained investigation and artwork creation.
Artists, thinkers, and professionals are invited to apply for a 10-day immersive winter retreat in Iceland featuring natural immersion, geological insight, contemporary art encounters, one-to-one mentoring, and community experiences.
Join a 3-week Saturday glassblowing workshop to learn traditional glassmaking techniques with molten glass.
A research-focused international residency with three phases (research, immersion, deployment) emphasizing conceptual investigation rather than production.
Create an original body of work and participate in a career-building fellowship program with mentorship, professional development, and exhibition experience.
Apply to a Paris-based residency offering studio space and accommodation for solo artists, artist collectives or duos, or paired artists in cross-residency exchange with Tirana, Albania.
Support for clearly defined public humanities activities embedded in festivals, public events, and community gatherings, with awards up to $1,500.
The Cabin Studio residency offers accommodation for up to 10 artists and workspace for concentrated work on projects in dance, performance, visual arts, and literature.
Register for uninstructed open drawing or sculpture workshops with live models for PAFA alumni.
Visual artists are invited to apply for a 2-week residency in Airlie Beach offering dedicated time and space for individual creative practice, concluding with public studio openings and community dialogue.
Artists are invited to submit project proposals for exhibitions, installations, performances, workshops, film clubs, courses, theatrical presentations, co-working, musicals, and artistic residency at Casa Rio.
Apply for up to $600 to fund professional development activities that build administrative capacity, hone business skills, and strengthen financial resilience.
Artists apply for residency in a restored 17th-century mansion in Arles to live, work, and exhibit.
Apply to be listed on the Working Artist Project (WAP) Studio Apprentice Registry as an emerging artist available to work with WAP Fellows for at least 6 months.
Artists may apply with solo or group exhibitions, fully developed projects or more open exhibition ideas, including curatorial projects, for exhibitions taking place in 2027 and 2028.
Two professional artists from the canton of Vaud are selected annually to develop a project at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris for 6 months.
This grant supports projects by individual artists/culture bearers, nonprofits, and Tribal Nations in California to carry forward, strengthen, and share traditional arts.
Individual artists with disabilities apply for grants to support artistic development, including exhibitions, performances, publications, skill development, career advancement, or equipment purchases.