The Nouveau Grand Tour is a multi-disciplinary program aimed at emerging artists in France, Germany and the Netherlands

The Réseau Art Nouveau Network (RANN) and its partners invite contemporary artists from all disciplines to reinterpret Art Nouveau works and nature.

Residency opportunity in Ibaraki, Japan

A residence in the waters of the Dutch coastline to immerse into the maritime environment.

A combined residency program in Japan and Indonesia. Deadline May 17

The program offers the opportunity for 2-3 artists to live and work in Kamiyama, Japan.

The call is open to cultural journalists, preferably with a focus on performing arts, including arts writers, critics, theoreticians working for any media

About pathways and borders between nation states, the residency explores the issue from the perspectives of natural ecosystems.

The one-year Fellowship will begin in October 2024 and end in October 2025. The Fellowship includes a residency period in Cambridge

Palazzo Monti is a cultural center hosting a residency program, exhibition space, and a private collection, in Brescia, Italy.

The 100-day residency program aims at welcoming artists of all ages and nationalities to Clermont-Ferrand for a period of 100 days

Helikon Art Center aims to host artists from all over the world in order to exchange ideas, create artworks together, open exhibitions and organize art events.

MUSIKTHEATERTAGE WIEN will be hosting two residencies (Part one 9th-16th June & Part two 20th-27th September 2024)

Ceramic Studio Petrinja offers the opportunity for 3 residents to spend 2 months in Petrinja, Croatia

1646 supports an artist from The Hague to spend a month in Budapest and to host a Hungarian artist in The Hague

Treasure Hill Arts Village and Puppetry Art Center of Taipei Project Residency collaboration

CYENS is pleased to announce an open call for the Artist-in-Residence Program intended for creative individuals.

Borderland Residences 2023-4 group exhibition in Dusseldorf

3 residencies for artists, taking place between October 2024 and August 2025.

Seven European practitioners, selected through the open call, will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the daily life of the Romanian village