Cité internationale des arts: Art, Society and Clinical Psychology Residency 2027 (France)
Artists are invited to apply for a three-month research and creative residency exploring links between contemporary art, psychiatry, and the humanities at Cité internationale des arts in Paris.
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- 16 days left
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- $1,000
- Location
- Cité internationale des arts (Marais site), Paris, France
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- Jan 5, 2027 → Mar 26, 2027
About
Overview
Launched in 2025 by the Françoise Association and the Cité internationale des arts, this research and creative residency programme explores the links between contemporary art, psychiatry and the humanities. Conceived as an open research space, this programme is not a therapeutic programme. It is open to artists of all nationalities whose practice resonates with the notion of the 'clinical'—a situated approach as close as possible to the subject. Within the context of the residency, this approach shifts towards the artistic field: creation is envisaged here as a grounded, relational practice, attentive to the contexts in which it takes shape.
Eligibility
Open to artists and creators from any discipline, mid-career or established stage, and of any nationality. No age limit. Artistic practice should resonate with the notion of 'clinical' approach.
Key dates
- Residency: 5 January to 26 March 2027
- Application deadline: 16 August 2026
What's included
- Furnished live-in studio at Cité internationale des arts (Marais site)
- Monthly grant of 1,000 EUR net of taxes
- Coverage of international round-trip travel to/from Paris airports or train stations
- Travel insurance
- Research support (up to a defined ceiling, upon presentation of receipts)
- 4 to 6 working sessions with Albertine de Galbert
Support and partnerships
The laureate will receive dedicated professional support, meetings, and networking opportunities organised by the programme's partners, including 4 to 6 working sessions with Albertine de Galbert, a clinical psychologist and exhibition curator.
- Award
- Monthly grant of 1,000 EUR net of taxes, furnished live-in studio, international travel coverage, travel insurance, and research support
- Theme
- The residency explores links between contemporary art, psychiatry, and the humanities, promoting grounded, relational artistic practices attentive to real-life narratives, experiences, and challenges of care.
- Eligibility
- Open to artists and creators of any discipline, mid-career or established stage, any nationality; practice should resonate with notion of 'clinical' approach.
- Audience
- Artists and creators of any discipline, mid-career or established stage, any nationality, no age limit
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