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Organizer Information Braunschweig University of Art (HBK Braunschweig) is an internationally oriented university of the arts in Germany with the right to award doctoral and post-doctoral degrees. With around 1,000 students, the university brings together fine arts, art education, performing arts, design, visual communication, art history, and media studies. Through Braunschweig Projects, HBK awards seven […]

Organizer Information Tate, in collaboration with the Delfina Foundation, is offering the Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2027, now in its thirteenth year. The programme brings international researchers to Tate for a six-month period of research and professional exchange, complemented by participation in the Delfina Foundation’s residency programme in London. Fellows work with Tate colleagues, access […]

Organizer Information Rencontres d’Arles is an international photography festival based in Arles, France. The festival presents exhibitions, projects, and programs focused on photography and the wider field of visual images. Through its curatorial research grant, Rencontres d’Arles supports the development of new exhibition projects and provides selected curators with funding for research and, subject to […]

Organizer Information The Image Centre (IMC) is a photography museum, research centre, and collecting institution at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) in Toronto, Canada. Established in 2012, the IMC is dedicated to the exhibition, research, preservation, and collection of photography and related media. Its holdings now include nearly 500,000 photographic objects, including major photojournalism, fine-art photography, […]

Organizer Information Gasworks is a non-profit contemporary arts organisation based in South London, founded in 1994. It works with emerging and underrepresented artists from the UK and internationally through exhibitions, commissions, residencies, studios, and participation projects. Gasworks is also the London hub of the Triangle Network and part of Arts Council England’s National Portfolio. The […]

Organizer Information The Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum is the purpose-built art museum of Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. Opened in September 2025, the Gibson was created to expand SFU’s long-standing commitment to visual arts, interdisciplinary learning, research and community engagement. Its mission is to foster inclusive learning and critical […]

Organizer Information The New Museum of Contemporary Art is a leading international contemporary art museum in New York City, founded in 1977 by curator Marcia Tucker. Its mission, “New Art, New Ideas,” focuses on contemporary culture and on presenting emerging and under-recognized artists from around the world. The Museum is known for its experimental and […]

Organizer Information ZADIK — the Central Archive for German and International Art Market Research — is an academic institute of the University of Cologne, dedicated to archiving, processing, critically researching, and communicating the history, structures, contexts, and developments of international art systems. Today it comprises over 200 holdings from gallery owners, art dealers, auction houses, […]

Organizer Information The New York Art Residency and Studios (NARS) Foundation is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit arts organization founded in 2006 (gaining formal non-profit status in 2010), based in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. NARS supports emerging and mid-career artists and curators on an international level through short-term integrated residency programs, affordable long-term studio spaces, an active exhibition […]