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Residential centres and organisations apply for funding to invite professional artists from other Nordic and Baltic countries for residencies.
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Get matched →Funding for artist residencies that invite artists to practice their art and create contacts in the Nordic and Baltic regions. The programme promotes artistic and cultural cooperation, exchange of knowledge, contacts, and presence in Nordic and Baltic art and culture.
Established residential centres, organisations, and institutions with at least one year's documented experience of organising artist residencies within the arts and cultural sector, located in the Nordic Region or Baltic countries.
Funding covers costs arising from artist residential stays, including travel expenses, subsistence, remuneration to artists, and other direct costs. Budget may include up to 15% for administrative expenses.
Residencies may run during the calendar year of application submission plus two additional calendar years. Although stays can be any length, two to four months is recommended.
Maximum EUR 50,000 per project. Budget template must be used; costs must be clearly specified.
Every listing links to the organizer's official page. Always confirm deadlines, fees, and entry rules there before you apply.
Applications are assessed based on the centre's existing regional and international work, experience conducting residency activities, capacity to support artists and host multiple artists simultaneously, demonstrated connections within Nordic–Baltic region, and ability to provide artists opportunities to build international networks.