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Organizer Information Eyebeam is a New York City-based nonprofit arts organization dedicated to supporting artists whose practices critically and creatively engage with technology. Established in 1998, Eyebeam has supported more than 550 artists through residencies, fellowships, public programs, exhibitions, and other initiatives. Its work focuses on helping artists investigate how technology shapes contemporary life and […]

Organizer Information Kunstkredit Basel-Stadt, administered by the Department of Culture of the Canton of Basel-Stadt, has supported and promoted artistic production in Basel for more than 100 years. Its funding programmes are designed to strengthen the quality, visibility and development of professional artistic practice in the region. In 2026, the programme provides funding through Werkbeiträge […]

Organizer Information The Joint Research Centre (JRC) is the European Commission’s science and knowledge service, supporting EU policymaking through scientific research, evidence and interdisciplinary expertise. This artist-in-residence programme is hosted by the JRC’s Digital Health Unit (Unit F7) together with the EU Policy Lab (JRC.S1) and the Centre for Advanced Studies (JRC.S4). The residency brings […]

Organizer Information La Biennale di Venezia is a major international cultural institution based in Venice, Italy, known for its multidisciplinary programmes in contemporary art, architecture, cinema, dance, music, and theatre. Its Dance Department (Biennale Danza) develops an international programme focused on contemporary choreography and supports the creation and presentation of new dance works. For the […]

Organizer Information Culture Moves Europe is a European cultural mobility scheme funded by the European Union through the Creative Europe programme and implemented by the Goethe-Institut on behalf of the European Commission. The programme supports artistic and cultural mobility across Creative Europe countries, with an emphasis on international collaboration, inclusion, sustainability, and geographical, regional, gender, […]

Organizer Information The British Library, one of the world’s major research libraries, hosts this fellowship in partnership with the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). The British Library’s Asian and African Collections hold the UK’s largest and most significant collection of Thai, Lao, and Khmer-language printed materials, comprising more than 10,000 books and ephemera […]

Organizer Information TANZRECHERCHE × SPRUNGBRETT is a cooperation project between NRW KULTURsekretariat and the tanz nrw 27 festival. NRW KULTURsekretariat runs Tanzrecherche NRW, an international scholarship programme established in 2009 that supports dancers, performers and choreographers through production-independent research residencies. The programme focuses on interdisciplinary, transcultural and context-based artistic research. For 2027, the programme is […]

Organizer Information Pattern Club is a non-profit organisation that runs Alpaca Festival, a festival focused on algorithmic patterns in the creative arts. The festival brings together artists, craftspeople, performers, researchers, technologists, and communities interested in how patterns are created, transmitted, interpreted, and experienced. Its programme combines live performances, practical workshops, and conference talks, encouraging dialogue […]

Organizer Information Kunstwerk Carlshütte is a non-profit cultural initiative based in Büdelsdorf, Germany, known for its work in contemporary art and cultural programming. Since 1999, it has organized NordArt, an annual international contemporary art exhibition presenting works by more than 200 selected artists from around the world. The exhibition takes place at the historic Carlshütte […]