Mentorship
Organizer Information The AfrQueer Archives Project is a collaborative initiative led by Thsidy Kamogelo Ngoma (Gaborone), Nneoma Angela Okorie (Lagos), Noam Gramlich (Berlin), and Isabel Bredenbröker (Berlin/Bremen). The team combines expertise in community work, museum practice, queer studies, anthropology, and the arts. Partners include perfocraZe International Artist Residency (Kumasi), the Botswana National Museum (Gaborone), the […]
Organizer Information ARAK Collection is an independent contemporary art initiative based in Doha, Qatar, dedicated to promoting Contemporary African Art through exhibitions, research, publications, and educational programs. Its mission is to support artists, curators, and researchers with a strong interest in African art, fostering critical dialogue and expanding the global appreciation of Sub-Saharan artistic practices. […]
Organizer Information The Institut français is a French government agency under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, dedicated to promoting French culture, arts, and language worldwide. Through a network of cultural centers, educational programs, and residencies, it supports international collaboration and cultural exchange. Villa Kujoyama, managed in partnership with the Bettencourt Schueller Foundation, is a prestigious […]
Organizer Information SODAS 2123 is a leading contemporary art centre in Vilnius, Lithuania, dedicated to fostering experimental curatorial practice and supporting emerging curators. The organization provides educational programmes, exhibition opportunities, mentorship, and professional development for individuals entering the curatorial field. SODAS 2123 actively engages with the local and international contemporary art community, promoting dialogue between […]
Organizer Information The Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut (KWI) in Essen, Germany, is a leading research institute dedicated to interdisciplinary studies in the humanities, cultural studies, and social sciences. KWI fosters innovative research on topics such as science studies, visual literacy, aesthetic practices, and historical impact. The institute provides state-of-the-art infrastructure, administrative support, and platforms for scholarly collaboration […]
Organizer Information ‘a space’ arts is a visual arts organization founded in 2000 by artists for artists, dedicated to artist development and audience engagement. The organization operates key venues such as the Arches and Tower House studios, and God’s House Tower (GHT), alongside programs like the RIPE programme. ‘a space’ arts is a registered charity […]
Organizer Information Hub Sleaford & Sleaford Museum — Hub Sleaford is a cultural centre funded by North Kesteven District Council and a National Portfolio Organisation of Arts Council England. It operates in partnership with Better, a charitable social enterprise, providing spaces for arts, education, and community engagement. Sleaford Museum is a local heritage institution that […]
Organizer Information Devet Slona (Nine Elephants) is a leading Bulgarian platform and festival dedicated to Visual Arts, Interdisciplinary Arts, and experimental approaches to urban space. Founded to explore the intersections between contemporary art, society, and the city, Devet Slona emphasizes collaborative, participatory, and socially-engaged practices. The organization works closely with local municipalities, community groups, cultural […]
Organizer Information The Kraków Festival Office (KBF) and Kraków UNESCO City of Literature are cultural institutions based in Kraków, Poland, dedicated to fostering literary creation, exchange, and international connectivity. The City of Literature program is part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, recognized globally for celebrating and supporting literature and its creators through residencies, events, […]