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The Ey!Studio AiR residency program takes place at Ey!Studio, an independent creation space located in Carabanchel (Madrid), one of the city’s most active areas for contemporary artistic production. Since 2017, Ey!Studio has hosted more than 65 artists, consolidating itself as a space for work and artistic development. The residency offers a private studio that combines accommodation and workspace in the same space, designed for independent artistic practice and individual research. Each resident manages their time, creative process, and use of the studio autonomously. Projects developed during the residency may receive visibility through publications on Ey!Studio’s website and social media, as well as possible future participation in screenings, exhibitions, or collaborations with independent spaces at national and international levels. There is also the possibility of selling work produced during the residency through an associated online gallery.

Organizer Information Tate Collective is the Tate’s dedicated membership and creative platform for young people aged 16–25. It provides free or discounted access to exhibitions and a space for emerging creatives to showcase their work within the UK’s national art galleries. For this specific call, they have partnered with Girls in Film (GiF), a global […]

🏢 PROYECTO PROYECTA 🏢 | 📍 Madrid – Carabanchel | 🎨 Contemporary Creation Residency The Proyecto Proyecta residency program, in collaboration with #Ey!Studio, takes place in the Madrid district of Carabanchel, one of the city’s most active hubs for contemporary creation. Since 2017, this artist-run space has hosted over 65 artists, establishing itself as a center for experimentation, cultural exchange, and critical thinking. The residency […]

Organizer Information Queer Heritage South is a community-driven heritage learning project based in Brighton & Hove that collects, preserves, and celebrates the rich cultural life of LGBTQIA+ people. It operates in close partnership with Marlborough Productions, a Brighton-based queer-led cultural organisation, and is supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. The project combines digital archiving, […]

Organizer Information Rock Paper Scissors Collective (RPSC) is a member-led, all-volunteer nonprofit based in Oakland, California. Founded in 2004 by a group of emerging artists, RPSC fosters creativity and collaboration to strengthen local communities, encourage sustainable creative practices, and explore alternative, non-hierarchical models of organization. The collective promotes the sharing of ideas, skills, and resources […]

Short Description The William Way LGBT Community Center has announced the open call for its 20th Annual Juried Art Exhibition, the longest-running annual LGBTQ+ art exhibition in the region. The 2025 edition will be especially significant, marking the 20th anniversary of the exhibition and serving as the kick-off for the Center’s upcoming 50th Anniversary in […]

Organizer Information The Sonntag Grant for Photography is an annual photography award launched in 2025 in Berlin, dedicated to supporting FLINTA artists (female, lesbian, intersex, non-binary, trans, agender). It provides time, funding, and visibility for thoughtful, critical, and imaginative photography practices.Founded as a not-for-profit by Eveline Moczko and Colin Aherne, this grant awards one artist […]

Organizer Information:  Wellspringwords® is a spiritual development platform supporting writers & artists with Sacred interior-world cultivation through the magic and power of words. Through exploring our Literary Anthology, Creative Enrichment Studio, and Podcast, we hope you will find yourself at home individually and in community. This is a space dedicated to holistic healing and liberation through […]

Short Description The SMU has developed a new structure for exhibition planning. We want to make the planning process transparent and give interested parties the opportunity to contribute their exhibition ideas to our program planning. Exhibitions at the SMU are planned two years in advance. Twice a year (once in spring and once in autumn), […]