Cultural Mobility Funding Guide
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International mobility funding for exhibitions, tours, residencies, festival participation, collaborations abroad, and further education.
Apply with a portfolio for a two-year international residency program offering studio space, work budget, stipend, and professional support.
Apply with an application form and work excerpts for a writers' residency at the Jan Michalski Foundation in the Swiss Jura Mountains.
Artists, writers, curators, cultural producers, and researchers of all disciplines are invited to apply with a motivation letter and project proposal for an individual residency at a historic venue in Switzerland.
The HIAP Three-Month Residency Program is seeking Australian artists and arts workers for a funded three-month residency in Helsinki, Finland, to undertake open-ended artistic research, experimentation, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Artist groups working in theatre, music, dance, interdisciplinary performance, and new circus arts may apply for residency at ufaFabrik Berlin.
Apply for a fully furnished residential studio in Dublin offered through an annual open call.
Submit a residency project proposal as an artist, curator, researcher, or culture and creative industry worker for an 8-16 week residence at Treasure Hill Artist Village in Taipei.
Artists and researchers are invited to participate in a 1–6 month artistic residency exploring the notion of trace, territory, and spatiality through research and contemporary creation.
Artists and cultural professionals based outside France are invited to apply for consecutive quarter-long residencies in Paris to undertake research and creative projects.
Artists, arts administrators, or other creative workers are invited to apply for a residency placing them in LA County departments to develop artist-driven solutions to social challenges.
Artists of all disciplines are invited to apply for a self-directed residency in Svalbard related to polar regions and Arctic themes, with stays ranging from two weeks to three months.
Professional artists from Norway and Sweden across all disciplines are invited to apply for residency at Kunstnerhuset I Svolvaer.
Professional performing artists working on laboratory projects or near-finished works should apply for a residency with round-the-clock access to a fully equipped dance studio and accommodation, during which they present work to an audience.
Artists and scholars are invited to apply for a studio residency in rural Norway offering shared living spaces, studio facilities, and networking opportunities for research and creative work in a nature-based setting.
Ali Jackson received a $40,000 grant to produce a modern mini documentary series exploring the artistic journeys of master musicians through interviews and personal interactions conducted in New York City and New Orleans.
Applications are accepted annually for workspace at a studio providing resources and support for emerging artists.
Artists and writers of different genres are invited to apply for workspace and time to create and experiment at this artist-led residency on a former railway station site.
Paris-based visual artists are invited to apply for an 11-week fully funded residency in London from January to March 2027 to develop their artistic practice through research, experimentation, and international exchange.
Work within a natural setting in Norway at your own pace, with the possibility of contributing to a developing art and culture trail.
Apply for funding (up to EUR 100,000) to facilitate network collaboration and exchange among professional artists and cultural practitioners across the Nordic and Baltic regions.
Organizations and curators can apply for grants to support exhibitions, residencies, curatorial research, and other contemporary art projects.