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Swedish-based visual and applied arts artists apply directly to develop artistic practice and establish professional networks through a residency in Bangalore; international artists are invited based on proposals from professionals in the field.
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Get matched →IASPIS is a Swedish government programme supporting professional artists through international residencies and professional development. This residency offers the opportunity to develop artistic practice and establish professional networks abroad through a collaboration with an international residency organization in Bangalore.
The IASPIS residency programme in Stockholm, run by the Swedish Arts Grants Committee, provides nine studios for visual and applied arts artists, focusing on international exchange and exploratory artistic work that can be practical or theoretical.
Swedish-based artists apply directly. International artists are invited based on proposals from professionals in the field.
Closing in September 2026.
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