Visual Arts
Organizer Information The MONOM – Stiftung für Veränderung (MONOM Foundation for Change) is a German non-profit foundation committed to fostering social justice and critical engagement. Its core mission is to support individuals and initiatives that address issues such as racism, antisemitism, sexism, and the legacy of National Socialism.Through its funding programs, MONOM supports a range […]
Organizer Information Rejmyre Art Lab (Center for Peripheral Studies) is an artist-run institution based in the small glass-factory town of Rejmyre in Östergötland, Sweden. Founded by artists Daniel Peltz and Sissi Westerberg, this long-term research project deeply engages with rural, industrial, ecological, and social contexts. Their programming often uses an “ensemble residency” model, where a […]
Organizer Information Everwood Farmstead Foundation is a nonprofit arts organization committed to strengthening community through the power of art. Based on a 57-acre former dairy farm in the Driftless region of western Wisconsin, Everwood brings together artists, nature, and diverse communities in a spirit of radical hospitality. Its mission is to host “inspiring spaces where […]
Organizer Information CatchLight is a San Francisco–based nonprofit visual media organization dedicated to using the power of visual storytelling to inform, connect, and transform communities. Through its programs, CatchLight supports photographers, filmmakers, and visual journalists who create deeply felt, socially meaningful work. It runs several initiatives, including the Global Fellowship, the Local Visual Journalism Desk, […]
Organizer Information Ucross Foundation is a well-established nonprofit arts organization based in northern Wyoming, on a historic 20,000-acre working ranch in the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains. Founded in 1981, Ucross has, for decades, provided uninterrupted time, studio space, and living accommodations to professional artists from across disciplines. Its mission combines creative support with land […]
Organizer Information The Seattle Art Book Fair (SABF) is a nonprofit, community-driven annual festival dedicated to independent publishing, artist books, zines, and experimental printed matter. The fair brings together artists, designers, small presses, collectives, and cultural organizations to celebrate contemporary practices in bookmaking and print culture. SABF is organized by longtime Seattle designers and cultural […]
Organizer Information The Morgan Library & Museum, located in New York City, is a historic institution founded on the personal collections of financier and philanthropist J. Pierpont Morgan. Today, it serves as both a museum and an independent research library, housing rare manuscripts, Medieval and Renaissance books, drawings, prints, and archives. Through its Drawing Institute, […]
Organizer Information Tiny Spaces Deep Connections (TiSp) is a 2-year research and residency initiative funded by Creative Europe, in partnership with three European organisations: INWOLE (Germany), Communitism (Greece), and TaikaBox (Finland).Their mission is to re-envision a more sustainable model for international artist residencies: instead of traditional fly-in/fly-out residencies, TiSp promotes slow travel (train, ferry, bus) […]
Organizer Information This residency is part of CreArt 3.0, a European network of medium-sized cities committed to artistic mobility and creation. CreArt brings together public cultural institutions across cities to support emerging artists, curators, and cultural workers, fostering transnational exchange and local community engagement. The local host is the City of Regensburg’s Cultural Office, through […]