Multidisciplinary
Organizer Information The Asia New Zealand Foundation Arts Experience Fund is a primary initiative of the Foundation (Te Kura Tūāpapa o Ahia), New Zealand’s leading non-partisan, non-profit authority on Asia. Founded in 1994, the Foundation’s mission is to equip New Zealanders with the knowledge and confidence to thrive in the Asian region. Their Arts Programme […]
Overview Air, Sea and Soil: SOUNDINGS and SURROUNDINGS is an international group residency programme situated in the Orkney Islands, devised around the interconnected relationships of air, sea, and soil. Rooted in Orkney’s remarkable natural, archaeological, and cultural landscape, the residency invites creative practitioners to explore sound, space, environment, and place through interdisciplinary and socially engaged […]
Organizer Information The DASH x Wysing Disabled Curator Opportunity is a prestigious collaboration between DASH, a leading disabled-led visual arts charity, and the Wysing Arts Centre, an established research-driven contemporary arts organization. DASH is dedicated to dismantling barriers in the arts sector and fostering a society where disability art is equally valued and integrated into […]
Organizer Information Prométhéa is a specialized Brussels-based non-profit organization (ASBL) dedicated to the promotion of corporate social responsibility and patronage (mécénat) in the fields of culture and heritage. Within this framework, they coordinate Namosa, a unique collective of 22 local businesses in the Namur region. This collective is committed to pooling financial resources and expertise […]
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 The Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program is a prestigious residency initiative based in DUMBO, Brooklyn, funded and managed by the Walentas Family Foundation. The program’s roots date back to 1991 when it was established by the Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation. In 2014, the Walentas Family Foundation took over its administration to preserve the program’s […]
Organizer Information The Associazione Culturale Tapirulan is an Italian non-profit organization founded in 2002 in Cremona. Its primary mission is to promote contemporary art, particularly illustration, through exhibitions, publications, and international competitions. Over the last two decades, Tapirulan has grown into a prestigious hub for the international illustration community, hosting annual contests that culminate in […]
Organizer Information GG3 (Group Global 3000) is a Berlin-based project space and non-profit organization dedicated to sustainable art. Since its founding, the gallery has focused on themes of ecological crisis, economic transition, and social justice. GG3 operates as a self-organized, volunteer-run collective that integrates sustainable practices into its gallery operations, such as resource-efficient exhibition planning […]
Organizer Information The Proyecto Colombiano de Arte en la Antártida (PCAA) is an initiative dedicated to bridging the gap between society and the Antarctic continent through the power of artistic expression. By fostering new eco-sensitive narratives, the project aims to highlight the importance of Antarctica and the environmental challenges it faces. The program is managed […]