Germany

Organizer Information Galerie Biesenbach is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2012 and directed by Stéphane Biesenbach in collaboration with Bettina Rogulla. Based in Cologne, Germany, the gallery focuses on international contemporary art, particularly painting and wall sculpture. Its program balances abstract and figurative practices, supporting both emerging and established artists through solo exhibitions, thematic […]

Organizer Information Founded in 2026, the AI Safety & Society Exhibition is a volunteer-led project based in Berlin, Germany. In collaboration with prominent ecosystem partners—including EAGx Berlin, Foresight Institute’s Berlin Node, AI Safety Berlin, Æthos, and AI Salon Berlin—the project builds accessible pop-up museum experiences. Through hands-on installations, immersive artworks, and public explainers, the platform […]

Organizer Information Hannah Kori is a Berlin-based visual artist and independent curator whose practice blends traditional media with emerging technologies to examine societal themes and estrangement. As a curator, Kori regularly organizes group shows that bridge diverse artistic voices with new audiences and collector networks. Her third and final exhibition of 2026 is organized in […]

Organizer Information The Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg (Arts Foundation Baden-Württemberg) is a German arts foundation that has supported the state’s young contemporary art scene since 1977. Based in Stuttgart, the foundation promotes emerging artists through scholarships, exhibitions, concerts, readings, publications and other professional opportunities. Its annual scholarship program supports artists working across visual art, music, literature and […]

Organizer Information The Landeshauptstadt Stuttgart – Kulturförderung (City of Stuttgart – Cultural Affairs) supports artistic and cultural projects across disciplines, with a particular focus on contemporary art in public space, cultural participation, and urban development. The Hajek100 open call is organized by the Department of Art in Public Space (KiöR) in collaboration with the Otto […]

Organizer Information The Bureau des arts visuels (B·AV) is the visual arts office of the Institut français d’Allemagne, based at the French Embassy in Berlin. Founded in 1996, it promotes contemporary French visual art and supports connections between the French and German art scenes. The Bureau works with artists, galleries, museums, art associations, curators and […]

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 The Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion of Berlin (Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt) is a public authority responsible for supporting Berlin’s cultural sector, including artists, artistic projects, independent groups, and cultural initiatives. Through its Department I A, it provides project funding intended to strengthen the production and public presentation of […]

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 […]