Art
Organizer Information ECHOES (European Cloud for Heritage Open Science) is a pioneering project funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe program. Led by the CNRS (France) and a consortium of 51 European partners—including research organizations, networks, and private entities—ECHOES is tasked with creating the European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH). This digital […]
Organizer Information Kulturprojekte Berlin GmbH is a state-owned organization that serves as a vital pillar for the promotion, networking, and mediation of culture in the German capital. As a central partner for the Berlin cultural scene and the State of Berlin, the organization conceives and organizes complex large-scale cultural projects, city-wide initiatives, and commemorative years […]
International Creative Residency in the South of France Scottish couple, Julia & Colin offer year round residencies in their beautiful 1830s ‘maison de maître’ in a vibrant little town called Nérac in SW France. This open call is for all professional creatives. Ideal for those seeking their own adventure, a change of pace, and a […]
Organizer Information TOMA Unrestored (Toma House AIR) is an artist residency located in Nara, Japan, housed in a registered 18th-century Shinto priest’s residence. The organization works in collaboration with Seikadou, a century-old mounting studio from Osaka, and Bunkazaihozon Co. Ltd., one of the few studios in Japan accredited to restore National Treasures. TOMA Unrestored focuses […]
Organizer The Other Art Fair Brooklyn brings together independent artists to present boundary-pushing yet accessible work, alongside immersive installations, live performances, and unexpected encounters. The fair offers artists a direct platform to connect with collectors and passionate art lovers. Description Applications are currently open for the Spring edition of The Other Art Fair Brooklyn. The […]
Organizer Information The Courtauld Institute of Art is a world-leading center for the study of the history and conservation of art and architecture. Based in London, it is an independent college of the University of London and home to one of the most significant art collections in the UK, housed in the Courtauld Gallery. The […]
Organizer Information Louvre Abu Dhabi is a universal museum born from a landmark agreement between the United Arab Emirates and France. Located in the Saadiyat Cultural District, it is the first museum of its kind in the Arab world, celebrating human creativity across civilizations and geographies. The museum’s research infrastructure includes a Resource Centre, a […]
Organizer Information The Gardiner Museum in Toronto is one of the world’s few museums dedicated solely to ceramics. It stewards a renowned permanent collection ranging from Ancient American pottery to contemporary ceramic art. The museum is a hub for hands-on learning, research, and cultural conversation, aiming to connect people through clay. This residency is made […]
Organizer Information The National Gallery (London) is one of the world’s leading art institutions, established to care for, research, and present its collection of Western European paintings spanning the 13th to the early 20th centuries. Alongside public exhibitions, learning, and conservation work, the Gallery operates a dynamic research ecosystem that includes the Library & Archive, […]