Poland | Research residency 2026 for Europe-based artists
Artists develop research-based projects in dialogue with the site's history, educational activities, and contemporary social challenges during a 6-week residency.
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- Award
- 6-week stay in Krzyżowa with financial support and production budget, workspace, travel reimbursement, accommodation, curatorial guidance, and opportunities to present work
- Location
- Krzyżowa, Poland
- Exhibition window
- Sep 21, 2026 → Oct 31, 2026
About
Overview
The Konrad and Paweł Jarodzki Artist-in-Residence Programme at the Krzyżowa Foundation invites artists to develop research-based projects in dialogue with the site's history, educational activities, and contemporary social challenges.
Residency Details
- Duration: 6 weeks, 21 September to 31 October 2026
- Location: Krzyżowa, Poland
Eligibility
Open to visual artists, performative and interdisciplinary artists from Creative Europe Eligible Countries (except Poland).
What is Provided
- 6-week stay in Krzyżowa
- Financial support and production budget
- Workspace, accommodation, and travel reimbursement
- Curatorial guidance and support from foundation team
- Time for research and artistic development
- Opportunities to present and discuss work with local and international audiences
- Optional engagement with international youth groups through workshops, discussions, or collaborative activities
Application Deadline
- 31 July 2026
Application
Submit via Google Form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1z3qb79fxekreIECNmJ8kb5_n4wq7TgGZI9BTBS9mPrY/viewform?ts=6a3a94ec&edit_requested=true
- Award
- 6-week stay in Krzyżowa with financial support and production budget, workspace, travel reimbursement, accommodation, curatorial guidance, and opportunities to present work
- Theme
- The residency seeks artistic practices sensitive to social and natural environments, committed to working through the past or experimenting with the future, rooted in Central and Eastern Europe and Polish-German dialogue.
- Eligibility
- Open to visual artists, performative and interdisciplinary artists from Creative Europe Eligible Countries (except Poland).
- Audience
- Visual artists, performative and interdisciplinary artists from Creative Europe Eligible Countries (except Poland)
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