United States
Organizer Information The Walker Youngbird Foundation is a United States-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Native and Indigenous artists through funding, mentorship, professional development, and public visibility initiatives. Founded to address the systemic underrepresentation of Indigenous creatives within mainstream arts funding and exhibition structures, the foundation invests in artists whose work strengthens cultural continuity while […]
Overview Founded in 2009 by filmmaker Ira Sachs, Queer|Art is a non-profit organization that cultivates an intergenerational community of LGBTQ+ artists across disciplines. Established to address the systemic loss of mentors resulting from the ongoing AIDS crisis—as well as the historic lack of economic and institutional support for queer creators—Queer|Art operates nationwide from New York. […]
Organizer Information PLAYA is a nonprofit arts and science residency organization located in the high desert landscape of Summer Lake, Oregon, United States. Situated on the traditional lands of the Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin Paiute peoples, PLAYA has developed an internationally recognized residency model that fosters dialogue between artistic, scientific, ecological, and cultural practices. Through […]
Organizer Information Marble House Project is a multidisciplinary artist residency program based in Vermont, United States, dedicated to fostering collaboration, ecological awareness, and cross-disciplinary exchange. The residency is grounded in the belief that artistic creation—whether in studio practice or in direct engagement with nature—expands human potential and strengthens community structures. Located in a historic 19th-century […]
Organizer Information Peter Bullough Foundation (PBF) is a U.S.-based residency organization located in Winchester, Virginia. The foundation supports artists and writers through intimate, process-oriented residency programs designed to foster experimentation, independence, and community engagement. Housed in Dr. Peter Bullough’s historic 1840s residence and surrounding buildings, PBF positions itself as a “radical, experimental community of trust,” […]
Organizer Information The Just Tech Fellowship is a premier national initiative produced and administered by the Social Science Research Council (SSRC). Based in Brooklyn, New York, the SSRC is an independent, international non-profit organization dedicated to advancing mobilizing social science research for the public good. The Just Tech program serves as a critical interdisciplinary infrastructure […]
Organizer Information Stove Works Residency is an artist-run residency program based in the United States that hosts international and local practitioners across contemporary Visual Arts and interdisciplinary fields. Running annually from February to November, the program supports emerging and established artists by providing structured time, space, and material resources for research and production. The residency […]
Organizer Information Gallery B612 is a contemporary art gallery located in Seattle’s Pioneer Square district, USA. The gallery is dedicated to showcasing emerging and established contemporary artists through curated exhibitions, open calls, and juried selection processes. Its programming emphasizes material experimentation, accessibility, and thematic exhibitions that engage both local and international artistic communities. Gallery B612 […]
Organizer Information The Expanding Technologies Residency: Ibadan/Seattle Visual Arts Exchange is a collaborative initiative led by three culturally significant organizations: New Culture Studios, CoCA Seattle (Center on Contemporary Art), and Wa Na Wari. CoCA Seattle is a long-established nonprofit contemporary art center dedicated to supporting experimental and emerging artistic practices through exhibitions, residencies, and interdisciplinary […]