International Residencies
Artists and curators apply for international artist and curator residency placements at partner institutions in Berlin, Brussels, Kyoto, Lusaka, and New York.
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Artists and curators apply for international artist and curator residency placements at partner institutions in Berlin, Brussels, Kyoto, Lusaka, and New York.
European visual artists and curators are invited to apply for a 2-month residency in Barcelona with studio and accommodation space, optional exhibition opportunity.
Artists, curators, researchers, and art professionals apply with a motivation letter for accommodation, workspace, and financial support to conduct focused artistic or curatorial work.
Curators, art critics, and cultural researchers are invited to apply for a 1-3 month residency in Tokyo to conduct research, present their work, and mentor emerging local creators.
Artists, curators, and writers may apply for a fully-funded or self-funded residency lasting up to 3 months for research, experimentation, and professional development.
Submit a project proposal detailing your residency plans, equipment needs, and preferred timing to develop glass-based work at the studio.
Visual artists and curators are invited to apply for a 2-month residency in Barcelona including studio and accommodation space, with staff support and optional exhibition opportunities.
Artists and curators are invited to apply for a one-month research residency in Barcelona with private accommodation, studio space, and curatorial support.
French and American artists, curators, and institutions can apply for grants, fellowships, and prizes to support contemporary art collaborations and exhibitions between France and the United States.
Join an itinerant residency program for visual artists, art historians, curators, and cultural researchers to work in shared studios and engage with local cultural agents across Latin American locations.
Artists and curators are invited to apply for a residency at 1646 in The Hague to research and develop innovative practices while engaging with the local art community.
Curators are invited to serve on the jury for a visual arts prize and develop a curatorial project with selected Catalan artists.
Submit a portfolio and artist statement to apply for an artist residency at Het Wilde Weten's studios in Rotterdam.
The residency welcomes an independent art critic and curator to engage with local artist studios, cultural professionals, and the contemporary art scene through cross-cultural research.
Curators, artists, writers, and creative individuals are invited to submit a proposal for a focused, idea-driven, and original group exhibition to be considered as part of apexart's 2025-26 International Open Call.
Artists apply to participate in a studio-based residency at Cow House Studios in Ireland with shared studio space, communal accommodation, and access to exhibitions, publications, and professional development.
Artists and curators from Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe are invited to apply for a two-month residency at MuseumsQuartier in Vienna to conduct research in contemporary visual art.
A museum curator, writer, or theorist from Ukraine is invited to participate in a residency at MuseumsQuartier Vienna for July–August 2026, involving support for festival organization and communication tasks.
A Canadian curator aged 25-30 applies for a six-week residency on Fogo Island to work with artists-in-residence, staff, and community members while contributing to FIA initiatives.
Curators, art critics, and cultural researchers are invited to apply for a 1–3 month residency at Tokyo Arts and Space to engage in creation, research, and mentoring.