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Artists are invited to participate in a multidimensional residency program that integrates landscape, seasons, and elements into site-specific interdisciplinary artworks including visual arts, performing arts, sound, film, and research projects.
Submit up to four works in painting, graphic art, sculpture, or video and sound installations relating to the theme 'In Transition' for exhibition at Simonetti House.
Apply with a portfolio, CV, and motivation letter for a visual art residency at an eco-farm focused on art and sustainability.
Artists are invited to participate in an artist-in-residence program with the theme Histoires in painting, drawing, and photography.
Ali Jackson received a $40,000 grant to produce a modern mini documentary series exploring the artistic journeys of master musicians through interviews and personal interactions conducted in New York City and New Orleans.
Melodious Thunk, a documentary collective, received a $40,000 grant to fund a fall 2023 residency in New Orleans reconnecting with TBC Brass Band and documenting Second Line parades and live performances.
A three-week residency at a 140-acre public garden and forest preserve for professional and emerging artists, composers, writers, botanists, landscape architects, researchers, and others working with themes of human connection to nature.
Artists-in-residence are offered working, living, and exhibiting space in Parikia's old town.
Artists, researchers, writers, and journalists may apply for five or ten-month fellowship grants to conduct research projects within NIAS's international and interdisciplinary setting.
The Corridor Project invites professional creatives, students, and community members to apply for residency in a natural landscape to explore alternative methodologies and develop creative work.
Apply for a one-month artist residency providing time and space to explore your creative practice as a neurodisrupted individual.
Artists are invited to participate in a flexible, informal residency stay in a mountain hut with living and working space in rural Crete.
An artist residency program for artists, theorists, and researchers across artistic, curatorial, and critical practices, particularly encouraging research-based work engaging with socially/politically engaged practices, alternative ecologies, and urban interventions.
Visual artists, curators, and scholars are invited to apply for fully-funded 2-month fellowships in Athens, including housing, stipend, air travel, and a $2,000 prize.
Young artists ages 12-17 in Arizona can request $250-$500 in grant funding to support developing new artistic skills or advancing their practice outside school, including lessons, workshops, supplies, equipment, or travel.
Arts professionals from Hong Kong and the United Kingdom are invited to apply for a two-month reciprocal residency exchange between Delfina Foundation in London and Para Site in Hong Kong.
Arizona-based artists can apply for a residency at Oracle State Park to create work inspired by local landscapes.
Organizations can apply for grants supporting arts learning projects for adult learners of any age and/or intergenerational projects in community settings.
Artists, scholars, writers, philosophers, thinkers, movement practitioners, and craft makers are invited to participate in a month-long themed residency in Athens investigating tourism, overtourism, and belonging.
Residential centres and organisations apply for funding to invite professional artists from other Nordic and Baltic countries for residencies.
Apply to a five-week themed residency in Athens during carnival season exploring carnivalesque subversion and revelry, with accommodation, studio space, and seminars included.
Artists are invited to apply for a residency at Amant in New York during Spring 2026.
Nonprofit arts and cultural organizations apply for operating or program support grants to fund arts initiatives, events, performances, classes, exhibitions, and collaborative projects.