Art writing

Short Description Brashnar Artist in Residence (BAiR) is an artist owned and operated urban artist residency program located in the neighborhood Hrom on the west side of Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia. BAiR is a multi-faceted residency program allowing resident artists the freedom to explore the potentials of their practice while experiencing Macedonian culture through […]

PLACE, PEOPLE AND TIME is The Museum of Loss and Renewal’s Group Residency programme that takes place in the village of Collemacchia, in Italy’s Molise region. The village has been home to Tracy Mackenna’s Italian family for centuries. Each Group Residency is situated in the contemporary parish of Filignano, amidst the historical remains of Samnite and Roman […]

Short Description CAS – Contemporary Art Stavanger and Kiellandsenteret (Stavanger Library and Culture Centre) are thrilled to announce Itchy Fingers – A Writing Residency on Art Books, taking place 8-21 September, 2025. Inspired by Stavanger writer Alexander Kielland’s evocative phrase about ‘itchy fingers’, this unique residency invites a writer to explore the tactility of art books – […]

Salzburger Kunstverein Writer-in-Residence Program

Le Lieu Photography Fellowship

Artlab Editorial Fellowship

CORE RESIDENCY PROGRAM

Archival Bootcamp is an artistic residency focused on archival research. An invitation to explore creative approaches and practical strategies for archival projects, using artistic methods to image-making, memory, and writing. Participants will also have the chance to connect with an international network of artists and creatives, all while spending a week immersed in nature, surrounded by […]

Brief Description Córtex Frontal offers a writing residency in Arraiolos, Portugal, welcoming writers, researchers, journalists, curators, and PhD students. Running since 2016, the program provides time and space for focused writing while engaging with a multidisciplinary artistic community. The residency duration ranges from a minimum of four weeks to a maximum of three months. Information […]