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We are exploring new forms of hospitality through cross-sectoral exchanges on 2 February 2023 in Brussels.
A hands-on publication on how to create change in and through small art institutions.
A platform to connect, exchange information and experiences for and about artist-in-residences in the Netherlands and beyond
Imagine you start your own AiR program. Time and space to offer to artists: it seems such a simple concept. But.... what does it really take?
TRACES is an Art&Science residency program supported by the Foundation for the sustainable development of mountain regions (FDDM) in Switzerland, in partnership
This program is designed for curious, questioning, open-minded, and critically thinking individuals from across the fields of art, creativity, science, and
ARCUS Research is a short-term and self-funded program that offers uninterrupted time and a contemplative environment for creative experimentation,
The scholarship is open to international and national artists from all fields of visual and performing arts who can demonstrate a completed art‑studies degree
HIAP and Sumud invite Palestinian contemporary artists to apply for a three month residency in Helsinki, during Spring 2027.
This open call is for Ukrainian and Ukraine-based artists to undertake residencies in Finland in 2027.
Shaping the AiR of the future through collaboration, exchange and knowledge-sharing across borders
"Designers in Residence" is aimed at young designers from the fields of jewellery, fashion, accessories, industrial and communication design as well as other
The Art Explora Foundation and the Cité internationale des arts are launching their 7th open call. Founded in 2021, this residency programme welcomes artists
With the launch of the Craft Village, NTCRI is also opening its first-ever Residency Program Open Call, inviting craft creators from Taiwan and around the world
In 2027, Mustarinda’s program is centred on the theme "The House as a Teacher". Artists, researchers, and other professionals are invited
This residency program is open to professional visual artists, whether established or emerging, from Québec, Canada, and other countries.
For local and international writers, editors, critics and artists whose practice is centred on writing