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Artists apply to participate in an intensive residency program in Berlin to advance their practice.
Submit a personal project proposal for a residency stay of 7 to 90 days at an artist residency in Greve in Chianti, Italy.
A visual artist is selected to participate in the Artists-in-Residence Programme at MuseumsQuartier Vienna for one month in August 2026.
Artists are invited to apply for 3–8 week residencies twice per year at this artist-run nonprofit in Italy's pre-alps, supporting studio-based practices across visual disciplines.
Artists in any creative discipline may apply for a residency at Villa Medici with accommodation, a monthly grant, and support for creative, research, or experimental work.
Apply to work on your artistic practice in Lisbon with studio space, accommodation, workshops, and a closing exhibition.
European visual artists and curators are invited to apply for a 2-month residency in Barcelona with studio and accommodation space, optional exhibition opportunity.
Arts and culture businesses based in Austria can apply for grants up to €250,000 to fund climate-friendly investments such as renewable energy, efficient heating/cooling, thermal insulation, and LED lighting.
Submit documentation of recent work in digital format, artist statement, and CV for consideration for a residency in Lisbon with travel coverage, daily food allowance, and exhibition opportunity.
Visual artists, designers, and creatives apply for a production-focused residency with access to fully equipped studios for printmaking, relief work, lithography, bookmaking, and metalworking.
Submit an online application for studio workspace listings in Berlin.
A residency for artists experiencing displacement, conflict, or precarity to reside and work in Italy for creative renewal or to advance significant artistic projects.
Self-directed residency for creative practitioners at any career stage from all disciplines seeking personal and professional development in rural Italy.
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.
Moving image artists and curators apply with a portfolio, motivation letter, and project proposal for a 6-month residency in rural Tuscany.
Artists from different disciplines are invited to apply for concentrated working periods at an artist residency in Portugal.
Artists 23+ residing outside Germany are invited to apply for a residency at Westwerk, an artist-led centre in Hamburg funded by the city's Ministry for Culture and Media.
Apply for a collaborative residency that supports traditional and experimental contemporary art practice and encourages cross-cultural dialogue.
Apply with CV, portfolio, and project description for a residency supporting artists, writers, researchers, and curators developing projects engaging with local community or regional heritage.
An independent research initiative exploring connections between contemporary art and psychoanalysis through residencies, exhibitions, and public events.
Artists apply to live and work at PigPrints residency in Milan for 1–4 weeks with access to a fully equipped intaglio workshop, private studio/bedroom, and shared kitchen facilities.
Artists apply to work in indoor and outdoor studio spaces at a working farm residency near Mantua, Italy, combining artistic practice with ecological sustainability.
Artists and researchers across disciplines are invited to apply for sustained, self-directed residency time and studio space in rural Portugal.
An exhibition of new mural works by emerging graphic artists celebrating themes of connection, solidarity, diversity, and communal experiences, featuring vibrant, expressive artwork that bridges differences through visual language.