Accommodation
Organizer Information Upė Foundation is a new London-based organization dedicated to fostering dialogue and exchange between the Baltic region and international contemporary art communities. The foundation’s Curatorial Fellowship Programme aims to support emerging curators with significant opportunities for development and exposure, starting with its collaborations with major institutions like Hayward Gallery and Tallinn Art Hall. […]
Organizer Information Bright Festival is an international platform dedicated to digital art, lighting design, electronic music, and interactive experiences. Since its inception in 2019, the festival has hosted over 120 digital artists and creative studios worldwide, showcasing 90+ digital artworks and captivating audiences with immersive, digital, and interactive shows. The festival aims to promote visibility […]
Organizer Information The Royal Scottish Academy (RSA) is an independent institution dedicated to promoting and supporting the visual arts in Scotland. Founded to foster excellence in contemporary artistic practice, the RSA administers a wide range of programmes including exhibitions, awards, and residencies. Its Residencies for Scotland initiative, launched in 2009, has supported over 100 artists […]
Organizer Information CNM (Centre National de la Musique) is a French public institution dedicated to promoting the development of music through various initiatives. CNM supports French and international music creators by offering funding, professional development opportunities, and facilitating collaboration across borders. CNM’s international programs, such as the Songwriting Sessions, aim to foster creative exchange and […]
Organizer Information CreArt is a transnational network of medium-sized European cities aimed at fostering contemporary art through international mobility programs for emerging artists, curators, and cultural agents.Through CreArt 3.0 (2024–2026), the network supports residencies (AiR), festivals, public-space interventions, educational programs, and cross-city collaborations.In this open call, the local host organisation is linked to the cultural […]
Organizer Information The Grange Projects is an artist‑led residency organization based in a rural Georgian rectory in Great Cressingham, Norfolk, United Kingdom. It is run by artists Nicola Streeten and John Plowman (with support from their daughter), and aims to offer a generous, supportive, and flexible environment for creatives of all disciplines. Residencies take place […]
Organizer Information The Grange Projects is an artist‑led residency program based in a rural setting — a former rectory in the small village of Great Cressingham, Norfolk, UK. The residency is run by artists (Nicola and John) and aims to offer an environment of generosity, reciprocity, and collective support: a space where creatives from a […]
Organizer Information Artistes en Résidence (A·R) is a nonprofit association based in Clermont‑Ferrand, France, founded in 2011. It supports contemporary creation by offering residencies to artists, providing time, space, and resources for research and experimentation rather than production-driven residencies. A·R is committed to facilitating mobility, idea exchange, and access to technical resources and networks. Their […]
Organizer Information Artistes en Résidence (A·R) is a contemporary art organization based in Clermont-Ferrand, France, supporting artists through international mobility, research-focused residencies, and cross-cultural collaborations. A·R partners with institutions worldwide to design programs that offer generous time, professional support, and access to local cultural networks. Their model is rooted in artistic autonomy, slowness, and experimentation. […]