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Organizer Information The opportunity is hosted by Te Tuhi, a contemporary art space and gallery based in East Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. Te Tuhi operates as both an exhibition venue and an active commissioning platform, with a strong focus on supporting experimental contemporary practice, critical discourse, and emerging artist development. The residency is supported by […]
Organizer Information The Write on Art programme is a national creative writing initiative jointly organised by Art UK and the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art (PMC). Both institutions are leading organisations in the UK dedicated to expanding access to visual culture, art history, and public engagement with British art. Art UK operates […]
Organizer Information The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art (PMC) is a leading UK-based research institute dedicated to the study and promotion of British art and architectural history. It supports academic research, publications, grants, and public programming focused on expanding critical understanding of visual culture in Britain and its global contexts. The Centre […]
Organizer Information The opportunity is offered by Amant, a contemporary non-profit arts organization based in Brooklyn, New York. Amant is dedicated to advancing experimental and interdisciplinary approaches to contemporary artistic production, operating across Visual Arts, performance, publishing, and public programming. Since its founding in 2019, the institution has positioned itself as a platform for research-driven […]
Organizer Information The opportunity is offered by the Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh), a dedicated public institution focused on the collection, presentation, and promotion of Australian photography. Museum of Australian Photography (MAPh) operates within the Arts & Libraries portfolio and functions as a civic cultural hub supporting exhibitions, public programming, and touring initiatives. The museum […]
Organizer Information The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) is a public cultural institution affiliated with a major academic university in Hong Kong. It functions as both a museum and a research-driven art gallery, presenting exhibitions, educational initiatives, and public engagement programmes that connect art history, contemporary curatorial practice, and academic scholarship. UMAG plays a […]
Organizer Information The daphne is a not-for-profit Indigenous artist-run centre based in Tiohtià:ke / Mooniyang / Montréal. Established as a platform for contemporary Indigenous artistic practices across Turtle Island, it supports exhibitions, public programming, and professional development for artists at all career stages. Operating from a 4,300 sq ft facility with two galleries and flexible […]
Organizer Information EncoreEast is an ambitious performance company of older dancers dedicated to promoting creative, artistic, and performance excellence. The company commissions professional artists to choreograph new works, host workshops, and co-curate the biennial HOST conference with DanceEast—a premier regional dance house based at the Jerwood DanceHouse in Ipswich, UK. Together, they work to challenge […]
Organizer Information The National Centre for Visual Arts (CNAP) is a major public institution in France dedicated to supporting contemporary artistic creation, research, and dissemination across the visual arts field. Operating under the French Ministry of Culture, CNAP plays a central role in funding artists, researchers, curators, and critics through structured grant schemes, commissions, and […]