Research
Organizer Information The Saye Collective Artist Residency is an independent, interdisciplinary residency initiative designed to support artists, researchers, and creative practitioners across diverse fields. While a limited public institutional background is provided, the residency functions as a practice-led platform focused on artistic development, experimentation, and project incubation. The program positions itself as a flexible environment […]
Organizer Information Visual Studies Workshop (VSW) is a nonprofit organization based in Rochester, New York, with over 50 years of experience supporting artists working in photography, film, and media arts. Founded in 1969, VSW is internationally recognized for its commitment to experimental practices and its role in fostering critical dialogue around visual culture. The organization […]
Organizer Information This residency is delivered by Hampshire Cultural Trust, a major UK cultural organisation responsible for the care, interpretation, and public engagement of museums, galleries, and heritage sites across Hampshire. The Trust operates with support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and focuses on preserving and reactivating regional cultural assets through contemporary programming, exhibitions, […]
Organizer Information The Lucky Dip Bursary Scheme is organised by Space Arts, a Southampton-based visual arts organisation founded in 2000. Established by artists for artists, the organisation plays a significant role in supporting creative practitioners through artist development programmes, exhibitions, and community engagement initiatives. As a registered charity and a National Portfolio Organisation supported by […]
Organizer Information The European Solidarity Residency (ESR) is a collaborative cultural initiative funded by the European Union under the Creative Europe framework. The program is coordinated by the Lidice Memorial (Czech Republic), in partnership with Pro Progressione (Hungary) and Art radionica Lazareti (Croatia). These three organizations are active contributors to the European cultural and creative […]
Organizer Information Creature Conserve, Inc. is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the gap between the arts, humanities, and wildlife conservation science. The organization was established to address the global decline in wildlife populations by fostering interdisciplinary collaboration between artists, writers, scientists, and other creative practitioners. Its core mission is to expand participation […]
Organizer Information The residency is coordinated by Pro Progressione, a Budapest-based cultural management organisation specialising in international artistic collaborations, EU-funded cultural projects, and interdisciplinary programming. With extensive experience in artist mobility and socially engaged art, Pro Progressione works across sectors including visual arts, performing arts, and community-based cultural initiatives. Through its MON-ART programme, the organization […]
Organizer Information The Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen (ifa) is Germany’s leading institution for international cultural exchange. Founded in 1917, ifa operates globally to promote peaceful dialogue between cultures through exhibitions, research programs, and cultural diplomacy initiatives. The organization plays a crucial role in strengthening civil societies, fostering freedom of expression, and supporting intercultural collaboration. This scholarship […]
Organizer Information The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art (PMC) is a leading research institute and educational charity dedicated to the study of British art and architecture. Based in London, the Centre plays a significant role in advancing scholarly research, publishing, and public programming, while also maintaining extensive archives and a specialized library […]