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Organizer Information Hayama Artist Residency is an international artist residency based in Hayama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Founded by curator and arts entrepreneur Dexter Wimberly, the residency was established to introduce visual artists from around the world to Japanese culture while providing them with an opportunity to present their work in Japan. Its program emphasizes both […]

Organizer Information The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) is a Swedish government authority that provides grants, scholarships, and international development opportunities to professional artists. Through its International Programme for Visual and Applied Artists (IASPIS), the Committee collaborates with international residency organizations to support artists in developing their practices and establishing professional networks abroad. IASPIS residencies […]

Organizer Information The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) is a Swedish government agency that provides grants, scholarships, and international development opportunities for professional artists. Through its International Programme for Visual and Applied Artists (IASPIS), the Committee supports artists in developing their practices and building professional networks internationally. For this residency, IASPIS collaborates with the Swedish […]

Organizer Information The Swedish Arts Grants Committee (Konstnärsnämnden) is a Swedish government agency that provides grants and other forms of support to professional artists. Its programs are designed to strengthen artistic development, improve artists’ working conditions, and facilitate international exchange. Through its international grants, the Committee supports Swedish-based artists in developing professional relationships and opportunities […]

Organizer Information Typography Collective, operating as TRAPAN NGO in Yerevan, is a Yerevan-based organization whose “The Shine of Our Eyes” residency was among the projects selected under the EU’s Culture Moves Europe programme (part of Creative Europe) for its 2025–2026 call for residency hosts, which received 1,326 applications from 38 Creative Europe countries. The residency […]

Organizer Information Caméra libre is a film residency programme organized by the Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée (CNC) in partnership with the Cité internationale des arts and L’usage du monde au 21e siècle. The programme supports foreign filmmaker-directors whose ability to create freely is restricted by censorship, persecution, violence or political threats. […]

Organizer Information BIEN — the Textile Art Biennial — is organized by the Carnica Institute, a cultural non-governmental organization based in Kranj, Slovenia, established in 2010. The Institute manages cultural public infrastructure, organizes cultural and artistic events, and develops cultural strategies connecting communities, cultural operators, and local government, with support from European, national, and local […]

Organizer Information Les antípodes is a cultural project based in Agullana, a village of nine hundred inhabitants in the Alt Empordà, Catalonia. Founded by arts producer Oriol Caba, the project combines a research and creation residency (housed in a converted village house) with a public programme of art, culture, and thought organized around four themes: […]

Organizer Information The European Heritage Hub is a Preparatory Action funded by the European Union (2025–2027), following an earlier two-year pilot phase (2023–2025) that was itself supported under the Creative Europe programme. The Hub brings together a consortium of 28 partners led by Europa Nostra, with the Europeana Foundation, Eurocities, KU Leuven, and ICLEI – […]