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The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation invites emerging and mid-career artists in any creative field to apply for a two-week residency at Taliesin West to create new works inspired by the site, its history, and the surrounding landscape.
Submit a proposal for workshops in visual arts that provide tools for sustainable artistic production and financial planning to emerging artists aged 16+.
Submit a CV + portfolio (5-10 selected works/projects in a single PDF, max 15 pages, under 10 MB) and a cover letter or introduction video (2 pages or under 5 minutes) describing your planned project and how this residency could benefit your artistic journey.
Submit contemporary artworks in any artistic expression/technique/medium for a collective exhibition, or propose parallel programming activities.
Ceramic artists apply for professional studio residencies in Dublin with free accommodation and access to a state-of-the-art ceramics facility.
Participate in a three-week artist residency in Düsseldorf, Germany with seven other artists for studio work, critical dialogue, and an open studio exhibition.
Artists may reside at this rural Swedish Lapland studio for creative development, paying monthly or weekly fees and covering their own travel, food, insurance, and materials.
Professional artists are invited to apply for a residency at Het Vijfde Seizoen in Amsterdam, where they will live and work alongside psychiatric patients to develop artistic responses to clinical and institutional settings.
Artists and cultural practitioners are invited to apply for a 1-3 month self-funded artist residency in Reykjavík, Iceland, providing studio space, accommodation, and opportunities for artistic research, collaboration, and public presentation.
Artists, writers, and designers are invited to apply for short (2 weeks) or long (1–2 month) residencies in Leh, Ladakh, with studio access and on-site housing.
Apply for a year-long artist residency at Hyde Park Art Center with free studio space, professional development, and community engagement.
Artspace is seeking applications for its year-long artist residencies providing studio space for emerging, North Carolina-based artists, HBCU graduates, and artists with disabilities.
Artists worldwide across all disciplines are invited to participate in a 6-week hybrid creative residency combining 5 weeks of virtual workshops and creative practice with 1 week of in-person graduation ceremony in Atlanta.
Artists apply to AGA LAB's residency program to conduct research and experimentation in printmaking techniques with access to facilities, technical support, and collaborative workspace in Amsterdam.
Submit a brief bio, website/Instagram link, and 1-2 paragraph project proposal explaining your interest in a 3-week collaborative residency and group exhibition centered on the theme 'She, ruins, everything.'
Performance artists, visual artists, digital artists, filmmakers, and researchers are invited to apply for self-organized residencies with access to darkroom, artist lab, and black box performance space, plus shared apartment housing.
Self-directed artists based in East Africa are invited to apply for an eleven-week fully funded residency at Gasworks in London.
Artists can propose public art projects or apply to programs including murals, utility box painting, and artist-in-residence positions with the City of Boston.
One Kansas City-based visual artist is selected annually to receive funding to attend a leading national or international art fair of their choice.