Visual Arts
Organizer Information The Bronx Museum of the Arts is a contemporary art museum located in the Bronx, New York, dedicated to connecting diverse audiences with the urban experience through its Permanent Collection, exhibitions, and educational programs. Since its founding in 1971, the Museum has focused on serving the culturally diverse communities of the Bronx, emphasizing […]
Organizer Information The Embassy of Foreign Artists (EOFA) in Geneva, managed by the LAPS Association in partnership with the Office cantonal de la culture et du sport, is a pioneering residency programme connecting artists with scientific research. In collaboration with Campus Biotech Geneva Foundation, University of Geneva, EPFL, Fluxum Foundation, and various research laboratories, EOFA […]
Organizer Information Culture Helps Solidarity is a multi-year international cultural support programme co-financed by the European Union through the Creative Europe Programme. Running until 2028, it is implemented by the European Cultural Foundation (Amsterdam) in partnership with Insha Osvita (Kyiv), zusa (Berlin), and the VETERANKA Movement (Kyiv). The programme is designed to sustain creativity, resilience, […]
Organizer Information Culture Helps Solidarity is a multi-year international cultural support programme co-financed by the European Union through the Creative Europe Programme. Running until 2028, the initiative is implemented by the European Cultural Foundation (Amsterdam) in partnership with Insha Osvita (Kyiv), zusa (Berlin), and the VETERANKA Movement (Kyiv). The programme is designed to support Ukrainian […]
Organizer Information International Yehudi Menuhin Foundation (IYMF) is a Brussels-based cultural foundation established in 1991 by the world-renowned violinist Yehudi Menuhin. The foundation operates internationally, promoting access to culture and arts education as tools for social inclusion, dialogue, and human development. IYMF works across Europe and beyond to implement artistic and educational programs that empower […]
Organizer Information Goethe-Institut is the official cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany, dedicated to fostering international cultural exchange and supporting contemporary artistic discourse worldwide. Through cross-border residencies, research initiatives, and public programming, the Goethe-Institut facilitates dialogue between artists, researchers, and communities, with a strong focus on sustainability and transnational collaboration. The Environmental Arts […]
Organizer Information The Phillips Collection is America’s first museum of modern art, founded in 1921 and based in Washington, D.C. Dedicated to showcasing innovative, thought-provoking works and fostering meaningful public engagement, the institution has a longstanding commitment to arts education, community-driven programming, and cultural accessibility. The museum operates multiple initiatives, including Phillips@THEARC, a branch located […]
Organizer Information The Working-Class (Creative) Grant is an independent micro-grant initiative funded directly through the personal art sales of its founder. The program operates outside institutional frameworks and reflects a commitment to grassroots cultural support and economic solidarity within the arts. Rather than being administered by a foundation or public body, the grant is sustained […]
Organizer Information Can Silvestre is a creative residency located in Girona, Spain, dedicated to fostering artistic growth in a serene, nature-immersed environment. Established in a traditional 1806 Catalan countryside home, it offers international artists a space to reconnect with their creativity, explore new ideas, and deepen their practice. The organization emphasizes harmony with nature, personal […]