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Organizer Information TU Dresden (Technische Universität Dresden) is a German University of Excellence, and this residency is hosted by its Office for Academic Heritage, Scientific and Art Collections (the Kustodie), one of the oldest institutions of its kind in Germany, founded in 1979. The Kustodie is the central university unit responsible for preserving TU Dresden’s […]

Organizer Information Raw Matters is a non-profit organization founded in Vienna in 2010, offering artists in dance and performance a platform to share new ideas and unfinished working processes on stage in front of an audience. Deborah Hazler and Nanina Kotlowski lead the organization and runs an “Unpolished Dance and Performance Evening” as a recurring […]

Organizer Information Workspacebrussels is a Brussels-based organization supporting research, experimentation, and creation in the performing arts. Described as an organization whose mission is to detect and stimulate new ideas and practices within the performing arts, it offers performing artists a flexible framework for research and creation, ranging from studio residencies to co-production, administration, and advisory […]

Organizer Information The National Portrait Gallery of Australia (NPG) is Australia’s national institution dedicated to portraiture. Its collection and exhibition program explore Australian people, history, identity, and visual culture through portraiture. The Gallery presents exhibitions and programs onsite, online, and through touring initiatives, while also developing and interpreting its permanent collection. Title & Description APS […]

Organizer Information The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (AGNS) is one of Canada’s leading art institutions and a major cultural organization serving Atlantic Canada. Established in 1908 as the Nova Scotia Museum of Fine Arts, it became the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in 1975. The Gallery’s permanent collection contains nearly 20,000 works, spanning Canadian […]

Organizer Information Project 100 is an artist-run contemporary gallery and project space in Whakatū Nelson, Aotearoa New Zealand. Operated as a charitable trust, the organization provides a commission-free platform for artists and curators to experiment, take creative risks, and develop ambitious projects outside the commercial gallery system. Its programme includes exhibitions, events, and public activities […]

Organizer Information The Photographers’ Gallery, based in London, explores how photography connects, captivates, and radically changes the world today. Since 2012, the Gallery’sextensive work around digital and new technologies has been pioneering in thinking about photography’s relationship to computational culture. Its programme spans artist commissions, exhibitions, academic research, and public events, alongside its online platform […]

Organizer Information The Perch is produced by the Program for Recovery and Community Health (PRCH), a division of the Department of Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine. PRCH was founded in 1999 by a group of social scientists, clinical and community-based providers, educators, community organizers, and people in recovery, with a mission to promote the […]

Organizer Information Arteles Creative Center is an artist-founded residency organization established in 2010 in Hämeenkyrö, Finland, roughly 43 km from Tampere. It is run by Arteles, a non-profit organization, and has grown into one of the largest and most international residency centers in Scandinavia, having hosted over 1,200 artists and creative professionals from more than […]