Embassy of Foreign Artists: Residency at Archives of International Organisations in Geneva 2027 (Switzerland)
Artists and researchers are invited to propose three-month residency projects that conduct archival research and develop novel perspectives on topics related to international organisations and multilateral histories.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- 32 days left
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- Accommodation, monthly residency stipend of 1,400 CHF, communication and artistic support, and links with relevant contacts within archives of international organisations.
- Location
- Archives of International Organisations, Geneva, Switzerland
About
Overview
The Embassy of Foreign Artists residency programme, in partnership with the Centre for Digital Humanities and Multilateralism at the Geneva Graduate Institute, offers a three-month artist residency to conduct archival research in the archives of international organisations based in Geneva, Switzerland.
Eligibility
Open to artists, researchers, and critics.
Project themes
Applicants are invited to propose projects that develop novel perspectives on topics such as: (un)told human stories; intergovernmental decision making processes; multilateral successes and failures; and reimagined visions for the future of international cooperation.
What the residency includes
- Accommodation
- Residency stipend of 1,400 CHF per month
- Communication and artistic support provided by EOFA
- Establishing links with relevant contacts within the archives of international organisations
Key dates
- Application deadline: 15 September 2026
- Residency in 2027 (exact start date subject to agreement between artist's preferred date and EOFA's availability
Location
Archives of International Organisations, Geneva, Switzerland
- Award
- Accommodation, monthly residency stipend of 1,400 CHF, communication and artistic support, and links with relevant contacts within archives of international organisations.
- Theme
- Projects that develop novel perspectives on untold human stories, intergovernmental decision-making processes, multilateral successes and failures, and reimagined visions for international cooperation, using archival materials from international organisations.
- Eligibility
- Open to artists, researchers, and critics
- Audience
- Artists, researchers, and critics
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