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Organizer Information The Rebecca Horn Moontower Foundation is a non-profit foundation established by the acclaimed German artist Rebecca Horn (1944–2024). The foundation oversees her artistic estate, preserves and researches her work, and is committed to exhibiting it internationally. A core mission includes supporting emerging artists and fostering artistic exploration, rooted in Rebecca Horn’s interdisciplinary and […]

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Organizer Information: A Turma is an independent creative structure based in Porto, Portugal, working in performing and audiovisual arts. In partnership with the Porto City Council, they organize the InResidence initiative to bring international artists closer to the city’s cultural fabric through residency projects. Title & Description: Applications are open for InResidence 2026. A Turma […]

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Organizer Information The Bezirksamt Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg von Berlin, through its Department of Finance, Personnel, Economy, Culture, Diversity, and Climate, is responsible for supporting cultural initiatives in the district. The Fachbereich Kultur und Geschichte (Department of Culture and History) oversees funding programs for artistic, cultural, and socio-cultural projects. The department provides financial support, guidance, and mentoring for […]

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Organizer Information Dyski is a UK-based platform supporting creative residencies and workshops, founded by Dion Star, a writer and musician focused on experimental sound, collaborative practice, and creative process. Dyski hosts immersive programs that encourage interdisciplinary exchange, innovation, and hands-on experimentation in music, visual art, and audiovisual practice. Title & Description Visual Music Residency with […]

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Organizer Information BARON Books is an independent art and photography book publisher founded in 2011 with an international focus on projects exploring gender, sex, sexuality, and identity. Over the years, BARON has published widely distributed books and monographs whose works are held in notable collections, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York […]

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Organizer Information SHIFT Culture is a European collaborative initiative developed to support environmental sustainability within the arts and cultural sector. Originating from the EU-funded Erasmus+ SHIFT project, the initiative brings together cultural networks and platforms across Europe to develop and implement an eco-certification scheme tailored to cultural organisations. SHIFT Culture focuses on reducing environmental impact, […]

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Organizer Information European Theatre Convention (ETC) is Europe’s largest network of public theatres, founded in 1988 by three major theatres in France, Germany, and Belgium. Today, ETC has over 80 member theatres from more than 30 countries, serving as a platform for international collaboration, artistic exchange, professional training, advocacy, and shared practices in theatre across […]

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Organizer Information The Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz (KHI), founded in 1897, is part of the Max Planck Society, Germany’s leading research organization for basic research. Since 2002, it has been one of the 86 Max Planck Institutes focusing on transcultural approaches to the history of art and architecture. KHI fosters an intellectually vibrant international research […]

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Organizer Information The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto (MOCA) is a dynamic cultural institution located in Toronto, Canada. MOCA presents interdisciplinary contemporary art exhibitions and programs that prioritize 21st-century artistic production, primarily through commissioning new work. The museum emphasizes inclusion, equity, and experimentation, fostering critical discourse and active public engagement. Housed in the purpose-built Auto […]

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