Poland
The International Ceramic Sculptural Symposium in Bolesławiec is one of the longest-running ceramic art programmes in Europe, with over sixty years of continuous activity. Held annually in August in Bolesławiec, Poland, the programme offers artists a unique opportunity to work directly within active ceramic factories. Participants engage with industrial processes, traditional craftsmanship, and contemporary artistic […]
Organizer Information: The symposium is held in collaboration with three major historic ceramic factories in Bolesławiec: Zakłady Ceramiczne “Bolesławiec,” Ceramika Artystyczna, and Manufaktura. Running for over six decades, it is one of the longest-running ceramic art symposia in Europe, bringing contemporary artists into direct contact with the region’s historic ceramic industry. Title & Description: Applications […]
Organizer Information The Gdańsk House of Literature (Dom Literatury w Gdańsku) is a cultural institution dedicated to promoting literature, literary research, and interdisciplinary artistic collaboration in the city of Gdańsk, Poland. Operating within the broader framework of the UNESCO City of Literature network, the organization supports writers, translators, researchers, and artists through a variety of […]
Organizer Information The Bydgoszcz City of Music is an official member of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, recognized for its strong commitment to musical heritage, contemporary production, and international collaboration. Based in Bydgoszcz, the institution actively supports artistic mobility, intercultural exchange, and innovative music projects. The city has a longstanding reputation as a cultural and […]
Organizer Information The Wrocław Institute of Culture is a major municipal cultural institution based in Wrocław, Poland. Its mission is to promote cultural participation, support artistic exchange, strengthen local art communities, and facilitate international cooperation. The Institute organizes and curates long-standing residency programs such as AIR Wro and participates in major European cultural networks, including […]
Organizer Information: The Wrocław Institute of Culture organizes this residency as part of the MagiC Carpets platform, a Creative Europe network uniting 21 cultural organizations. The program focuses on fostering dialogue and co-creation with local communities, viewing the residency as a space for listening, relationship-building, and shared meaning-making. Title & Description: Applications are open for […]
Organizer Information The Kraków Festival Office (KBF) and Kraków UNESCO City of Literature are cultural institutions based in Kraków, Poland, dedicated to fostering literary creation, exchange, and international connectivity. The City of Literature program is part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, recognized globally for celebrating and supporting literature and its creators through residencies, events, […]
Organizer Information Krupa Art Foundation (KAF), based in Wrocław, Poland, is a contemporary art institution dedicated to promoting emerging artists through competitions, exhibitions, and public programs. The Foundation supports creative practices in painting, digital art, sculpture, and installation, fostering innovation and international visibility. KAF is recognized for offering substantial monetary awards and professional exposure to […]
Organizer Information The Goleniów Cultural Centre (GDK), located in Poland, has organized the Color Art Festival annually since 1990. Originally established as a celebration of children’s artistic creativity, the festival has grown into a prestigious international event. Since 1997, it has been held under the patronage of the Polish National Commission for UNESCO, and it […]