Organizer Information Kunstraum Memphis is a contemporary art space in Linz, Austria, whose programme has been developed since 2014 through internal initiatives and collaborations with invited contributors. Its practice engages with the intersections of art, society, politics, economics, and technology, encouraging critical inquiry and transdisciplinary approaches. With MEMPHIS CALLING, the organization is opening its programme […]

Organizer Information Swiss Institute (SI) is an independent, non-profit contemporary art institution based in New York City, dedicated to supporting experimental, innovative, and forward-thinking artistic practices. Through exhibitions, educational initiatives, public programs, residencies, publications, and interdisciplinary projects, SI provides a platform for emerging artists while also engaging with established and underrecognized voices in contemporary art. […]

Organizer Information AICA Georgia, in cooperation with AICA Germany, is launching Rvuli, a bilingual Georgian/English online publication dedicated to critical exchange between Georgian and German art critics. The project responds to the lack of dedicated contemporary art publications in Georgia and concerns about increasing political pressure, censorship, and limitations on critical cultural discourse. The collaboration […]

Organizer Information Al-Tiba9 Art Magazine is an international publication and contemporary art platform dedicated to showcasing cutting-edge, avant-garde artists, architects, and designers. Published in high-quality print on museum-grade paper and distributed worldwide, Al-Tiba9 features 100% curated editorial content with no commercial advertising. The magazine maintains a strong presence at premier international art and artist book […]

Organizer Information The Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion of Berlin (Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt) is the Berlin state authority responsible for cultural policy and funding. Its Department I A supports artists, artistic projects, independent groups, and cultural initiatives through various public funding programs. This call provides public funding specifically for the […]

Organizer Information AICA Georgia, in cooperation with AICA Germany, is launching Rvuli, a bilingual Georgian/English online publication dedicated to critical exchange between Georgian and German art critics. The project responds to the lack of dedicated contemporary art publications in Georgia and concerns about increasing political pressure, censorship, and limitations on critical cultural discourse. The collaboration […]