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Artists and researchers apply for interdisciplinary residencies ranging 5-10 months at Iméra, an Institute for Advanced Study at Aix-Marseille University in Marseille, France.
Apply with a portfolio and CV to join a heritage residency in the Netherlands offering studio and workshop access for artists, designers, and researchers interested in ecology, craft, or rural connection.
Artists are invited to develop a finished work such as an installation, performance, or video during a project-based residency with accommodation, studio space, and technical facilities.
Artists in media arts, painting, drawing, installation, and small-scale sculpture apply to join a residency program offering workspace, living facilities, and a solo exhibition.
Artists from various disciplines are invited to develop, finalize, and present work at an art house residency in Eindhoven with rehearsal studios and accommodation.
Visual arts residencies focused on research, creation, and professional development.
Musicians and cultural practitioners apply to participate in a residency at shared studios in Tilburg, where they will present their work publicly during the residency period.
Interdisciplinary residencies supporting advanced research and artistic creation across arts, sciences, and social sciences.
Artists working individually or in groups in theatre, dance, music, film, and visual arts can apply for flexible accommodation and production space at this multidisciplinary residency.
A residency focused on literary work exploring displacement as a material and psychological condition, examining how transgenerational matrilineal heritage shapes identities across borders, with particular attention to women's lives marked by socio-political circumstances and the symbolic dimensions of clothing and cultural memory.
Artist residency for research and artistic development exploring water history and tribal lineage through digital collage, sound art, and video.
A transatlantic program fostering dialogue on urban issues, bringing together artists, professionals, and thinkers to address contemporary societal challenges including ecological, social, democratic, digital, and cultural issues through exhibitions, debates, and professional residencies.
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.
Artists and curators from Central and Eastern Europe are invited to apply for a two-month residency at MuseumsQuartier Vienna to conduct research in contemporary 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.
This exhibition features works by three artists-in-residence that explore intimate encounters, embodied memory, and complex structures through transitional spaces where boundaries become permeable, enabling shared experiences.
Multiple artist-in-residence programs across Europe offering residencies for performing arts and related disciplines.
A non-profit residency supporting contemporary art creation through immersive stays emphasizing research, experimentation, and territory engagement.
Four Croatian visual artists are selected each year for a 3-month residency at Cité internationale des arts to develop creative or research projects.
Apply for a 3-month fully-funded residency in Athens, Greece for visual artists or curators to live, work, and engage with the local and international art community.
Artists are invited to apply for a research and creative residency exploring links between contemporary art, psychiatry and the humanities, with support from a clinical psychologist and exhibition curator.
Apply for a funded residency: 3 months in Paris for Indonesian artists/curators, or 2 months in Yogyakarta for French artists/curators who are former Cité residents.