Interdisciplinary arts
Bronx River Art Center (BRAC), a 37-year-old community-based multi-arts organization in the heart of The Bronx, is hiring for two key positions: Executive Director and Manager of Art Education. BRAC serves the vibrant and underserved community through art education, exhibitions, artist studio programs, and multidisciplinary performances. Its programming integrates environmental studies and urban design to […]
This fellowship supports researchers and professionals from formerly colonized countries to study (lost) collections or objects from their regions currently held in the Netherlands. Fellows will explore the social histories, trajectories, and cultural significance of these objects, and may engage with broader questions of restitution, heritage, and community connections. The fellowship is hosted by NIAS, […]
The Producers’ Academy is a four-day learning lab designed for international producers working with participatory and contextualized projects in the performing arts. It provides an opportunity to reflect, co-learn, and address current challenges in producing participatory work and projects in public spaces. Through discussions, walks, and interactive sessions, the program explores ethical questions and collaborative […]
The “Transition To 8: European societies in flux” (TT8) project is a pioneering initiative that merges social sciences, technology, and contemporary art to raise awareness about the impact of air pollution on European communities. The project engages local communities in participatory activities like bodystorming and sociodrama to record biometric and emotional responses to environmental issues. […]
Short Description Furthering our commitment to provide conditions for new works to emerge and meet their audiences, we are continuing our partnership with Kunstencentrum BUDA and NEXT Festival in Belgium to offer a three-week residency for a performing artist from the Arab world. Using BUDA’s facilities and artistic support, the artist would finalize a new […]
Organizer Information Forecast mentorship is an international program run by Skills e.V. and supported by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media in Germany. Forecast provides artists and cultural practitioners from all disciplines with the opportunity to develop their projects under the guidance of experienced mentors. Since its inception, the program has focused […]
Brief Description: The K11 Curator Prize, launched by the K11 Art Foundation, recognizes Asian curators or curator collectives with exceptional originality and relevance in their curatorial content. The inaugural edition focuses on digital art. The winner will curate an exhibition or educational program (2026–2028) and gain opportunities for cross-collaboration and professional development. Information & Application […]
Organizer Information John Michael Kohler Arts Center (JMKAC), located in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, is a nonprofit arts organization founded in 1967. It promotes creative exchanges between artists and audiences locally, nationally, and internationally, with a focus on contemporary and self-taught art, including artist-built environments. The Arts Center manages the Arts/Industry Residency, a unique collaboration with Kohler […]
Jårrh! Artist Residency for Indigenous Choreographers and Movement Artists Description Jårrh! is an artist residency designed for Indigenous artists worldwide who work with choreography and movement. Hosted in Dearna (Tärnaby), Sweden, the residency offers a secure Indigenous environment for artistic exploration, collaboration, and engagement with the Sámi cultural landscape. The program runs for 2–4 weeks […]