Curatorial
Organizer Information The Cáceres European Capital of Culture 2031 Consortium is the driving force behind this initiative. As part of its cultural strategy to secure the European Capital of Culture title, the consortium focuses on decentralizing culture, activating European connections, and fostering dialogue between contemporary creation and the unique territory of Extremadura, Spain. Title & […]
Organizer Information The New Curators programme is a London-based curatorial training initiative delivered in collaboration with the contemporary art ecosystem in the UK. It operates in close association with institutions such as the South London Gallery, which hosts its office and teaching studio. The programme is supported by a network of curators, artists, trustees, and […]
Organizer Information Kultur Ruhr GmbH is one of Germany’s major public cultural institutions dedicated to producing and presenting contemporary, interdisciplinary, and experimental arts programming across the Ruhr metropolitan region. Supported by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the Regionalverband Ruhr, the organization operates several influential cultural platforms, including Ruhrtriennale, Chorwerk Ruhr, Tanzlandschaft Ruhr, and Urbane […]
Organizer Information Asia Art Archive (AAA) is one of Asia’s leading independent nonprofit organizations dedicated to documenting and expanding the histories of contemporary art across the region. Founded in 2000 in Hong Kong, AAA has become an internationally respected platform for research, archives, exhibitions, publications, and educational programming focused on modern and contemporary Asian art […]
Organizer Information The Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz – Max-Planck-Institut (KHI) is a leading international research institute founded in 1897 and integrated into the Max Planck Society since 2002. It is dedicated to advanced scholarship in art history, architecture, photography, and visual culture. Operating as a transdisciplinary research laboratory, KHI engages deeply with global humanities debates […]
Organizer Information Objectifs is a Singapore-based centre dedicated to photography and film, functioning as both an exhibition platform and a production-support organization for image-based practices. Its programming focuses on contemporary photographic and moving-image practices, curatorial experimentation, and public engagement through exhibitions, workshops, and talks. Objectifs plays an important role in Singapore’s visual arts ecosystem by […]
Organizer Information Harvard University is one of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions, operating a vast ecosystem of museums, research centers, libraries, and administrative units. Its Central Administration (CADM) supports the operational, academic, and infrastructural needs of the university’s schools and affiliated institutions through large-scale coordination, technical expertise, and public-facing services. Within this structure, the […]
Organizer Information The fellowship is hosted by The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), one of the most influential modern and contemporary art museums globally. Founded in 1929, MoMA has played a central role in defining and preserving the canon of modern art across painting, sculpture, design, photography, architecture, performance, and media-based practices. Within MoMA, the […]
Organizer Information Art League Houston (ALH) is a contemporary art nonprofit organization based in Houston, Texas, United States. Its mission is to connect communities through the Visual Arts by supporting exhibitions, public programs, and artist-centered initiatives. ALH plays a key role in regional cultural development by presenting exhibitions, educational programs, and community-based projects that emphasize […]