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Brief Description:The Dompierre-sur-Besbre Residency, established in 2001, is a three-month artist residency program in a former industrial area. It serves as a contemporary art center, supporting professional visual artists through exhibitions, studio space, and accommodation. The program provides a grant and is focused on fostering artistic creation and engagement with a broad audience. Information & […]

Brief Description The Nora Residency Program, coordinated by the Association des Centres Culturels de Rencontre (ACCR) and supported by the French Ministry of Culture, is a program designed for artists, researchers, and cultural professionals in exile from conflict-affected countries. It offers a residency at French Cultural Encounter Centers to help participants integrate into French artistic, […]

Brief Description Ox-Bow’s Summer Fellowship Program is a fully funded 13-week residency for students from competitive art schools across the U.S. Fellows live on campus, engage in artistic and administrative work, and participate in a dynamic artist-run community. This program provides professional development, mentorship, and hands-on experience in arts administration and creative practice. Information and […]

Brief Description The Kultur Ensemble Palermo Residency is a three-month artist residency in Palermo, Italy, organized by the Institut Français and the Goethe-Institut. The residency is open to young artists under 35 years old (born between 1991 and 2007), who are French or German residents/nationals. The residency focuses on projects related to Palermo, Sicily, or […]

The DAG Foundation offers three annual prizes of $20,000 each, aimed at supporting emerging artists in literary arts, musical arts, and visual arts. The foundation seeks to help early-career artists by providing grants to support their creative projects and foster innovation in American art. The prizes are designed to contribute meaningfully to the evolution of […]

Brief DescriptionThe Salad Days Artist Residency at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts is a seven-month program where the selected artist produces 500 terracotta plates or shallow bowls for the center’s annual Salad Days fundraiser. This event attracts hundreds of art lovers who collect handmade ceramic works while enjoying a summer picnic. The resident artist […]

Brief Description Villa Kujoyama is a prestigious artist residency in Kyoto, Japan, aimed at French and Japanese artists. The program provides 4 to 6-month residencies for artists and researchers to develop original projects connected to Japan and engage with local communities. Information & Application Details Deadline: March 5, 2025 Residency Period: 2026 (4–6 months) Location: […]

The Eduard Bargheer Stiftung Fellowship was established by the painter Eduard Bargheer (1901–1979) to support young visual artists, particularly painters. Bargheer himself benefited from scholarships early in his career, and through this foundation, he aimed to give back by funding young artists. Since 1978, the foundation has awarded fellowships to painters to support their artistic […]

The Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Grant is an annual award supporting under-recognized American painters over the age of 45 who demonstrate financial need. The grant aims to promote American art and provide financial support to artists working outside mainstream trends.   Information and Application Details: Deadline: April 1, 2025 Grant Amount: Ranges from $5,000 […]