Creative Writing
Organizer Information: The Modern Ancient Brown Foundation (MABF) is based in Detroit, Michigan. The foundation’s core program seeks to support scholars, artists, and writers who identify as members of historically marginalized groups—specifically queer, Black, Indigenous, and people of color. Title & Description: Applications opens for the MABF Residency in Studio Art and Critical Studies. This […]
Organizer Information The Open Doors Arts Programme is a vibrant arts initiative delivering free and inclusive creative activities across Newark and the wider Newark and Sherwood district. Funded by Arts Council England and delivered by Newark and Sherwood District Council, Open Doors provides diverse programming in visual arts, creative writing, music, heritage, theatre, and participatory […]
Organizer Information The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) is an intergovernmental, not-for-profit organisation established in 1997 to strengthen dialogue and cooperation between Asia and Europe. ASEF operates under the framework of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) and works across 51 partner countries. One of ASEF’s key cultural initiatives is culture360.ASEF.org, a well-established online platform dedicated to arts, culture, […]
Organizer Information The Four Nations International Fund (FNIF) is a UK-wide initiative designed to foster international collaboration for artists, creative practitioners, and organisations across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Administered by Creative Scotland on behalf of its partners—Arts Council England, Arts Council Northern Ireland, and Arts Council Wales/Wales Arts International—the fund supports projects that […]
Organizer Information The Africa Institute – Global Studies University is a globally oriented research and postgraduate institution based in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. As a center dedicated to critical discourse on African studies, literary expression, and global connections, the Institute fosters scholarly research, creative exchange, and interdisciplinary engagement. It champions innovative programs that integrate African […]
Organizer Information The Tartu City of Literature Spring Residency 2026 is part of the UNESCO City of Literature network, connected globally through the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, which includes cities dedicated to promoting literary culture. The residency is coordinated by the Estonian Literary Society in cooperation with the Tartu Literature House Foundation, with support from […]
Organizer Information: The Luminarts Cultural Foundation is a Chicago-based organization dedicated to supporting exemplary young artists through performance, visual arts, and creative writing fellowships. They provide financial awards and opportunities to help bridge the gap between education and a professional career in the arts. Title & Description: 2026 Luminarts Creative Writing Fellowship This fellowship creates […]
Organizer Information: The Museum of Loss and Renewal (Italy) Title & Description: TAKING TIME / PRENDENDO TEMPO is an individual, self-directed residency offering uninterrupted time for creative practice in a rural Italian setting. The programme supports reflection, experimentation, and focused work without the expectation of a final outcome, within a supportive and international peer environment. […]
Organizer Information: The Museum of Loss and Renewal. This residency is devised by Tracy Mackenna in partnership with writers Elizabeth K Reeder and Amanda Thomson. The Museum focuses on integrating art, co-learning, and society, with themes of loss and renewal running through its durational engagements. Title & Description: Applications are open for the Group Residency […]