FINAL DAYS TO APPLY: LONDON RESIDENCIES FOR LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN ARTISTS
Apply for a fully funded twelve-week residency in London at Delfina Foundation for artists from Latin America, the Caribbean, or related diasporic communities in the United States.
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Get matched →- Deadline
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- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- Fully funded twelve-week residency in London
- Location
- Delfina Foundation, London
- Exhibition window
- Sep 21, 2026 → Mar 25, 2027
- Applicants notified
- Jun 1, 2026
About
Overview
Open call for two fully funded twelve-week residencies in London at Delfina Foundation, organized in partnership with El Espacio 23 / Jorge M. Pérez Collection. The program promotes exchange, research, and international outreach, focusing on artists from contexts with less representation in recent programs.
Residency Dates
- Autumn 2026: September 21–December 13
- Winter 2027: January 5–March 25
Eligibility
Open to Latin American and Caribbean artists and related diasporic communities in the United States. This round excludes artists based in Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, and Argentina.
Key Dates
- Application deadline: April 6, 2026 (23:59 GMT)
- Online interviews: mid-May
- Results announced: June 1
About the Program
Over the next two years, four twelve-week residencies will be hosted at Delfina Foundation. This first open call will select two artists. The program is supported by Jorge M. Pérez and Darlene Pérez, marking the first time a residency backed by the Pérez Collection takes place outside Miami.
- Award
- Fully funded twelve-week residency in London
- Theme
- The program promotes exchange, research, and international outreach, with focus on artists from contexts with less representation in recent programs.
- Eligibility
- Latin American and Caribbean artists and related diasporic communities in the United States; artists based in Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil, and Argentina are excluded from this round.
- Audience
- Latin American and Caribbean artists and related diasporic communities in the United States
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