Short Description
The Art Museums of Skagen is one museum with three locations in Skagen – all of them with focus on members of the Scandinavian artists’ colony the Skagen painters, who were active in Skagen from the end of the nineteenth century. With Skagen AiR, the historical studios of the Skagen painters located in the historical and beautiful gardens of the Art Museums of Skagen will be revitalised.
Eligibility
Professional Nordic* artists may apply for a residency. To apply, applicants must have completed a relevant artistic educational programme or have documented experience within professional artistic contexts.
*Applicants must be citizens of and living in one of the following countries: Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, or the Faroe Islands.
Our residency language is English, and it is expected that you will be able to give an artist talk in English and participate in activities where other artists’ work is presented in English.
Submission Requirements
A concise resume containing professional experience and collaborative projects, educational background, and names and contact details of two professional referees (max. 2 MB)
Documentation of earlier work within a professional context (e.g., images, videos, audio files, or similar content, max. 8 MB).
How to Apply
Online Application
Program Benefits & Awards
- A twelve-week residency in Skagen, Denmark.
- Studio facilities oozing history and artistic spirit.
- Accommodation in an inspiring and creative environment.
- Individually help to connect to the local community and to support artistic research and practice.
- A monthly allowance of € 1400/DKK 10,500 to cover living expenses, local transport, and the cost of materials and production.
- A travel grant for an economy-class flight to Denmark and back. See specifics for your location in FAQ
- The resident artist is obliged to engaging with the local community of Skagen, for example by give an artist talk, participate in social events, and organise an open studio event.
Entry Fee
None
Location
Denmark
Timeline
- Application Deadline: 9 April 2025
The period of the residency programme
- 27 August 2025–19 November 2025
- 26 November 2025-18 February 2026
- 25 February 2026-20 May 2026