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Organizer Information Gorilla Circus is a London-based contemporary circus production company and creative arts organisation founded in 2009 by former professional circus artists. The company specialises in innovative and interactive circus creation, blending performance, aerial work, and immersive storytelling. Alongside touring shows and community projects, Gorilla Circus runs artistic Residencies in Fenland, UK, offering artists […]
Organizer Information The Image Centre (IMC), based in Toronto, Canada, is a leading institution dedicated to photography and visual culture. Since 2014, IMC has offered research fellowships that allow artists and scholars to study its extensive photography collections firsthand. These include the Black Star Collection, Edward Burtynsky Collection, Braun-Epstein Collection, and archives of notable photographers […]
Organizer Information The Burlington Magazine is one of the world’s leading publications dedicated to the study of fine and decorative arts. Founded in 1903, it provides critical scholarship, research, and insight into global art history, with a particular emphasis on European art. The magazine actively supports emerging scholars through its annual scholarship programs, fostering original […]
Organizer Information The Courtauld Institute of Art is a world-leading center for the study of the history and conservation of art and architecture. Based in London, it is an independent college of the University of London and home to one of the most significant art collections in the UK, housed in the Courtauld Gallery. The […]
Organizer Information The Circus Residential Network 2026 is initiated and coordinated by a consortium of established Croatian and regional cultural organizations dedicated to the development of contemporary circus and outdoor arts. The network is led by Cirkorama Association (Zagreb) in collaboration with Cirkus Kolektiv and ROOM 100 (Split), Prostor Plus (Rijeka), Čarobnjakov šešir (Pula), K.V.A.R.K. […]
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 De Ateliers is a renowned artists’ institute located in Amsterdam, Netherlands, dedicated to supporting emerging visual artists at the beginning of their professional careers. Established to provide a critical, studio-focused environment, De Ateliers emphasises individual development through weekly one-on-one tutoring sessions with practising artists. The institute nurtures experimentation, deepens artistic practice, and fosters […]
Organizer Information Jester is a contemporary-art organization based in Genk, Belgium, located on the former mine site C-mine. Rooted in the merger between two earlier institutions (one focused on studio- and residency work, the other on exhibition and presentation), Jester aims to provide artists with resources, community, and an environment to develop their practice in […]