Culture
Organizer Information The French Institutes for Advanced Study Fellowship Programme (FIAS Fellowship Programme) is a prestigious international academic residency initiative dedicated to supporting advanced research and intellectual exchange across disciplines. The program brings together seven renowned Institutes for Advanced Study located throughout France, creating an international network that welcomes experienced researchers, scholars, and artist-researchers from […]
Organizer Information SH|FT is a Swedish association that has organized the annual Safe Havens Meeting since 2013, establishing it as one of the leading global gatherings focused on artistic freedom, cultural rights, and protection of artists at risk. Over the years, Safe Havens has brought together artists, activists, NGOs, lawyers, policymakers, and intergovernmental organizations working […]
Organizer Information The Dortmunder Kunstverein e.V. is a non-profit contemporary art institution founded in 1984 in Dortmund, Germany, through a civic initiative dedicated to the promotion and mediation of contemporary visual art. Over the past decades, it has developed into a well-established platform for contemporary artistic production and discourse, presenting both national and international artists […]
Organizer Information Tate Britain is part of the internationally recognized Tate, one of the most influential museum institutions in the United Kingdom. Tate operates as a public-facing cultural organization dedicated to collecting, preserving, and exhibiting British and international modern and historic art. Tate Britain specifically focuses on the national collection of British art from the […]
Organizer Information The position is offered within the Berlin Artists-in-Residence Programme (BKP), operated under the umbrella of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Programme is one of the most established and prestigious residency institutions in Europe, with more than 60 years of continuous operation. It has hosted over 1,200 international artists and is […]
Organizer Information The CREAPOLIS programme is an international capacity-building and exchange initiative developed by b.creative. The organization works across Europe and beyond to support cultural entrepreneurship, civic innovation, and cross-sector collaboration, with a strong focus on how creativity can address systemic social, environmental, and economic challenges. Since 2016, it has developed innovation labs, training programmes, […]
Organizer Information Creative New Zealand and Creative Australia have partnered with Oceania Centre for Arts, Culture and Pacific Studies to launch the Oceania Pacific Arts Residency 2026, a collaborative residency initiative supporting Pacific artistic exchange and regional cultural dialogue. The Oceania Centre at The University of the South Pacific (USP) in Suva, Fiji, is internationally […]
Organizer Information The Royal Academy of Arts (RA) is one of the United Kingdom’s most historic and influential cultural institutions, founded in 1768 by a group of artists and architects with the support of King George III. Its original mission—to promote the arts of design and make art accessible to a broad public—remains central today. […]
Organizer Information The 2027–28 Art and Cultural Facilities Grant Program is administered by the City of Bellevue Arts & Culture Program in Bellevue, Washington, USA. The City of Bellevue is a municipal government body that actively invests in cultural infrastructure, public arts access, and long-term creative ecosystem development within the city. Through its Arts & […]