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Residency B28 - Nordic Culture Point

Nordic cultural professionals (artists, writers, curators, researchers, artisans) from the Nordic Region apply for creative residencies of one to six weeks on the island of Suomenlinna in Helsinki.

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Residency placement (one to six weeks on Suomenlinna island)
Suomenlinna, Helsinki, Finland
Oct 1, 2027 → Mar 31, 2028

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Residency B28 is a creative residency programme offering placements four times a year on the island of Suomenlinna in Helsinki, Finland. The programme is open to professionals of all artistic fields, including artists, musicians, writers, curators, cultural producers, researchers, and artisans living in the Nordic Region.

The application round covers stays of one to six weeks during the period 1 October 2027 to 31 March 2028.

Applications for this round are accepted 1–30 September 2026. During this application round, the focus will be on cultural practitioners from indigenous peoples and minorities in the Nordic region.

Open to professionals of all artistic fields living in the Nordic countries.

Submit your application by 15:59 Finnish time on the last application date using the electronic application system. If you live in another time zone, please check the time that applies to you. Nordic Culture Point will not accept late applications.

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Residency placement (one to six weeks on Suomenlinna island)
Eligibility
Open to professionals of all artistic fields (artists, writers, curators, art managers, researchers) living in the Nordic countries; September 2026 round focuses on indigenous peoples and minorities in the Nordic region.
Audience
Professionals of all artistic fields living in the Nordic countries (artists, writers, curators, art managers, researchers)

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