OPI Lab

OPI Lab: Advanced Course 2026/2027 Award Member Deadline Aug 8, 2026 Location Sweden / Stockholm Fee Free Eligibility Not accepted Format On-site Architecture-related Curating / Curator Public Art Sculpture +5 Unlock the full brief Sign in to access → OPI Lab is an annual advanced course at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm for practitioners in art, architecture, and related fields. It focuses on exploring how practitioners can create their own conditions, define roles, initiate projects, and negotiate overlooked values within the built environment. Using a storefront in Stockholm's Gröndal neighborhood as a base and experimental container, participants develop methodologies through 10 intensive week-long sessions involving workshops, lectu... Member access Unlock the full brief Sign in to check your access. Members get the official link, full application details, and fit notes. Related opportunities Explore a few nearby matches before you leave this page.

PÖFF Shorts

PÖFF Shorts 2026 Open Call Open Call / Submission Member Deadline Aug 8, 2026 Location Tallinn, Estonia Fee Paid Eligibility Global Format On-site Film / Short Film Documentary Animation Unlock the full brief Sign in to access → PÖFF Shorts seeks short films for its 2026 festival, aiming to showcase the best animated and live-action short films from global talents. Submissions compete in international live-action, international animation (including student New Talents competitions), and national Estonian categories, with additional out-of-competition programmes. 🎖️ Member access Unlock the full brief Sign in to check your access. Members get the official link, full application details, and fit notes. Related opportunities Explore a few nearby matches before you leave this page.

Wave Hill

Sunroom Project Space Located in the Riverdale section of the Bronx, Wave Hill is a 28-acre public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades with the mission to explore human connections to the natural world through programs in horticulture, education and the arts. Contemporary art programs are presented in Glyndor Gallery, Wave Hill House, and across the Wave Hill grounds. The organization’s art-incubator programs—the Sunroom Project Space and Winter Workspace Residency—support emerging and mid-career artists with unique opportunities to conduct research and develop works at the intersection of nature, culture and place. The Sunroom Project Space offers artists in the New York City area who are in the early stages of their careers—regardless of age—a chance to develop and showcase a site-specific, solo project in the Sunroom or Sun Porch at Glyndor Gallery. Wave Hill invites proposals that thoughtfully respond to and engage with the site of Wave Hill—its plant collections, history, design, and architecture—with a focus on the interconnected relationships between nature, culture, and the Bronx. For the 2027 season, Wave Hill is especially interested in projects that recognize ancestral wisdom in relation to our connection with the earth and soil. Proposals may explore practices, beliefs, and values passed down through generations, particularly those that foster harmonious relationships with our ecosystems—for example, regenerative farming and agricultural practices, and the care of soil, water, and plant life. We also welcome projects that engage in the history of earth or land art—including concepts, materials, sites, and relationships to place—that intersect with sustainable practices and ancestral wisdom. Copyright © 2026 ArtConnect Deadline: Aug. 8, 2026at 21:45 UTC Deadline: Aug. 8, 2026at 21:45 UTC Rewards: Overview Located in the Riverdale section of the Bronx, Wave Hill is a 28-acre public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades with the mission to explore human connections to the natural world through programs in horticulture, education and the arts. Contemporary art programs are presented in Glyndor Gallery, Wave Hill House, and across the Wave Hill grounds. The organization’s art-incubator programs—the Sunroom Project Space and Winter Workspace Residency—support emerging and mid-career artists with unique opportunities to conduct research and develop works at the intersection of nature, culture and place. The Sunroom Project Space offers artists in the New York City area who are in the early stages of their careers—regardless of age—a chance to develop and showcase a site-specific, solo project in the Sunroom or Sun Porch at Glyndor Gallery. Wave Hill invites proposals that thoughtfully respond to and engage with the site of Wave Hill—its plant collections, history, design, and architecture—with a focus on the interconnected relationships between nature, culture, and the Bronx. For the 2027 season, Wave Hill is especially interested in projects that recognize ancestral wisdom in relation to our connection with the earth and soil. Proposals may explore practices, beliefs, and values passed down through generations, particularly those that foster harmonious relationships with our ecosystems—for example, regenerative farming and agricultural practices, and the care of soil, water, and plant life. We also welcome projects that engage in the history of earth or land art—including concepts, materials, sites, and relationships to place—that intersect with sustainable practices and ancestral wisdom. Eligibility Rewards Sunroom Project Space Related Opportunities Sorry, no results matching your criteria. Maybe you find these interesting

Atlanta Artists Center

Looking Forward 2026 Entry Deadline: Aug 8, 2026, 11:59:00 PM Eligibility: Regional Entry Fee: 35.00 - 45.00 Georgia Looking Forward 2026 Spring Awakening 2026 September 3, 2026 - December 18, 2026 At Grandview Avenue Gallery 2979 Grandview Avenue Atlanta, Georgia 30305 (404) 237- 2324 Juror: Debra Nadelhoffer I am a landscape painter and paint both Plein Air and in the studio feeling that each enhances the other. I continue to try new ideas and approaches for my paintings, stretching beyond my comfort zone to encourage the viewer to experience the scene. Teaching workshops and cla… Spring Awakening 2026 September 3, 2026 - December 18, 2026 At Grandview Avenue Gallery 2979 Grandview Avenue Atlanta, Georgia 30305 (404) 237- 2324 Juror: Debra Nadelhoffer I am a landscape painter and paint both Plein Air and in the studio feeling that each enhances the other. I continue to try new ideas and approaches for my paintings, stretching beyond my comfort zone to encourage the viewer to experience the scene. Teaching workshops and classes pushes me to work harder and share more with my students. Most recently my work was chosen for the September 2025 Plein Air Salon Competition, Oil Painters of America 2025 Eastern Regional Exhibition, the American Impressionist 9th Annual Small Works Exhibition, the ASMA 1ST Online Exhibition, Top 100 Finalist in the September Plein Air Salon, Merit Award in the AIS National Exhibition in Rockport MA, accepted into the ASMA online exhibition 2024, accepted into OPA National 2024 and Eastern Regional Exhibition in 2023, the AIS National in 2024, 2023 and 2022, was awarded Seascape Award of Excellence in the Oil Painters of America 2021 National Juried Exhibition , 18th National American Society of Marine Artists (ASMA) Exhibition travelling to 5 museums from March 2020-March 2021, the 2021 Eastern Regional OPA Exhibition, the 2019 Eastern Regional OPA exhibition in Birmingham AL, the 19th Annual American Impressionists Society (AIS) Exhibition. I am Signature Member of OPA, AIS, ASMA and SPS. My paintings have been included in the 27th National Oil Painters of America Exhibition, American Society of Marine Artists Invitational at Principle Gallery, my painting The Crossing won the Best Building in a Landscape award in the June/July 2017 PleinAir Salon competition, Oil Painters of America Eastern Regional Exhibition 2017, American Impressionists Society Small Works Show 2016, and I am one of Pastel Journals December 2016 issue, 10 Artists to Watch. I have had paintings accepted into OPA 2016 Salon, ASMA Seventeenth National, the Oil Painters of America 25th National Juried Exhibition, Southeastern Pastel Society 17th International, American Impressionist Society 16th National Exhibition, WPSE Fifth Annual Exhibition 2016, American Society of Marine Artists Regional and National, the American Women Artists 2015 National Juried Exhibition and one into Oil Painters of America Juried Salon Show of Traditional Oils at Beverly McNeil Gallery in Birmingham, AL in October. I participated in Olmstead Plein Air Paintout in Atlanta, GA 2016, the 2015 Door County Plein Air Festival, was an exhibiting artist at Southeastern Wildlife Expo (SEWE) in Charleston, SC in 2014, 2015 and 2016, and Plein Air Richmond and Callaway Gardens Paintouts. Artist in Residence (AIR) in Acadia National Park in 2012. I taught weekly classes at Chastain Art Center in Atlanta GA for 14 years and conduct my own workshops a few times a year locally and along the coast. Currently I teach at Abernathy Arts Center in Atlanta Ga, I am represented by Frameworks Gallery, Marietta, GA, River Gallery Chattanooga, TN, and Mackinacs Little Gallery on Mackinac Island, MI. https://www.debranadelhoffer.com Grandview Avenue Gallery Grandview Avenue Gallery exhibits several art shows featuring original works for both members and non-members. Additional shows are also scheduled at the gallery throughout the year. Admission to the gallery is free and is open Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm. More information: https://www.atlantaartistscenter.org or call 404-237-2324. About AAC – a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. AAC was founded in 1954 by a small group of watercolor painters searching for a place to paint and exhibit their work. After a series of rented spaces, this growing group of artists pooled their resources to obtain the space now known as Atlanta Artists Center. Located on a charming street in the bustling heart of Buckhead, it is one of the oldest non-profit Art Organizations in Georgia. Submissions to Art Call July 6,2026 – August 1, 2026 Judging August 2 – 9, 2026 Notifications sent August 10, 2026 Deliver art to AAC Sep 1 (10A – 7P) Sep (10A-1P) Hang show Sept 3, 2026 Judge selects award winners Sep 11 or 12, 2026 Reception Sept 13, 2026 (3P-6P) Show closes Dec. 18, 2026 Entry Submission – Each artist is required to register through https://aaclookingforward2026.artcall.org pay entry fee and provide jpeg images of artwork being entered into the exhibit by above dates. Any portion of the entry package with a later date will disqualify the entry. Submit here: https://aaclookingforward2026. Awards – Cash awards will be presented to the winning artists at the Exhibit Reception. First Place --$500.00 Second Place -- $300.00 Third Place -- $150.00 3 Honorable Mentions -- $25.00 gift cards + $25 cash each Submitting Entries – Registration opens on dates noted above. All entries must be submitted electronically using instructions on ARTCALL LINK. The artist may submit up to 3 works of art. The non-refundable fee is $35 for AAC members, $45 for non-members. Entry Requirements – Entry is open to all artists 18 years and above. Any work that has been previously juried in an AAC Grandview Avenue Gallery exhibition is not eligible for submission. Accepted Media – Fine art media may be 2-D or 3-D and includes for this exhibition: painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, mixed media, fiber arts and collage subject to the following criteria: • Work must be original and created by the submitting artist. Not created in a class or workshop. • 2-D pieces must be mounted by wire and be at least 2 inches below top of the frame exterior and not protrude more than 3” from wall. • AAC may refuse any artwork deemed inappropriate, offensive or improperly presented. Criteria for JPEG Images – All entries will be juried for acceptance from the jpeg images submitted. The jpeg images must follow the following criteria: • Dimension between 960-1960 pixels. Maximum file size 4 mb. • Resolution 72 pixels per inch. • Orientation reflects the actual artwork. • One image for each 2-D piece or up to three images for each 3-D piece. • Images of 2-D pieces should show only the artwork without any frame, mat or background. • File name corresponds to the title of the artwork depicted. Title.jpeg Requirements for Accepted Work • 2-D artwork not to exceed 60” on any side, (including frame if applicable). Artwork ready to hang by wire attached to D-Rings. Wire ends must be taped and No saw-tooth hangers or other hanging methods. • Gallery-wrapped canvases accepted provided that they are 1” or greater in thickness with edges neatly finished. Total weight (including frame, mat, plexi-glass, etc.) not to exceed 25 pounds in weight. • 3-D work must be self-standing or provide your own stand. Maximum finished size for 3-D work is 24” wide and deep and 48” high. Total weight of piece not to exceed 50 pounds. • Artwork created in classes or workshops is NOT permitted. • No wet paintings. • Renderings of work by others or protected by copyright is NOT permitted. • Work created more than 10 years ago is NOT permitted. • Giclées of original works, installations and video are not permitted. • No Photographs and No AI generated submissions. Sales and Commissions • It is the artist’s responsibility to value each piece submitted and put that amount on the registration form. Any piece that is specifically listed as $0.00 indicates that the work is not for sale. • Neither Atlanta Artists Center or Grandview Avenue Gallery can or will guarantee art sales. • All art sold at the exhibition will have a 30% sales commission. Prevailing state and local sales taxes will be collected by AAC. Payment for work sold will be sent to the artist within 30 days of the end of the exhibition. • Absolutely NO direct sales between artist and buyer. All sales are through the Gallery Administrator or AAC board member. Requirements for Exhibited Work • Artists are obligated to provide their work for the duration of the exhibition. Accepted work that is not delivered or is withdrawn by the artist will prevent that artist’s eligibility for future AAC juried exhibitions. • Photographs of accepted work may be used in promotional materials sent out by AAC. • The juror and AAC have final authority on works selected. • All accepted work must have a legible identification label on the back for 2-D and on the bottom for 3-D work. Submission Labels and Claim Tickets are printed from the artist’s submission page on https://aaclookingforward2026.... Delivery of Accepted Work to the Gallery • Accepted work must be hand delivered to AAC Grandview Avenue Gallery. Retrieval of Exhibited Work • Artist must retrieve their pieces within two weeks of show ending. Otherwise it will become the property of AAC and will be sold or discarded by the organization. • Artwork may be picked up by a designated person other than the artist. That person needs to have a claim ticket, identification and an email or letter from the artist. Print Submission Label(s) and Claim Ticket(s) for Accepted Work on ARTCALL Credentials Credentials will be awarded to all artists that receive an award in this exhibit. Submit Here: https://aaclookingforward2026....

Ano Asites Artist Residency

Greek Island Village Escape Deadline: 08 Aug 2026 Country: Greece The Ano Asites Artit Residency is located in a quiet village, on the Greek island of Crete, half an hour from Heraklion City. It is run by the more establish Lakkos Artist Residency in Heraklion City. The village residency is perfect for creative people, who are looking for some isolation to work on their projects. It runs for twelve months of the year. This residency is most likely for somebody who has been to Greece before and does not need to run around doing touristy things. If you would like to do touristy things it would be better to stay in the city residency or hire a car as well. It offers a more authentic experience. You must have an independent spirit and like solitude. It is run by an Australian who lives between the village and the city. Please see the website for more information. Duration of residency Two weeks minimum stay. Accommodation There are two accommodation options. One newly renovated village apartment with two bedrooms. It’s location is close to a small sheep bell-making workshop so is sometimes not quiet during working days. This location is good to get to know some of the locals. Also, we have an amazing mountain hut for people with no mobility issues. This has total isolation. and an amazing mountain hut. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All disciplines.Studio / Workspace Most artists end up working on the terrace or kitchen in the village apartment. The mountain hut has one large room or the outside terrace on less windy days.Fees and support The village apartment and mountain hut are both 300 Euros per week. There is an extra 50 Euros a week charge for partners or friends. Expectations towards the artist No expectations. Application information What you want to do at The Ano Asites Artists Residency? Short descriptio0n please. Who else will be coming with you?The dates you are interested in?How long you would like to stay for?How did you hear about us?Artists statement, short biography, a link to your website, a CV or a portfolio, etc.

Heidi Gallery at JSDD

The WAE Open - 2026 Entry Deadline: Aug 8, 2026, 12:00:00 AM Eligibility: Regional Entry Fee: 30.00 - 35.00 New Jersey The WAE Open - 2026 The WAE Open – 2026 Prospectus Call Description: Heidi Gallery at JSDD is proud to announce the annual juried exhibition, The WAE Open - 2026. The gallery is committed to showcasing the highest quality visual art created by established, emerging, and underrepresented artists. Established in 2021 as a key component of the state-of-the-art facility of JSDD, Heidi Gallery is focu… The WAE Open – 2026 Prospectus  Call Description:  Heidi Gallery at JSDD is proud to announce the annual juried exhibition, The WAE Open - 2026. The gallery is committed to showcasing the highest quality visual art created by established, emerging, and underrepresented artists. Established in 2021 as a key component of the state-of-the-art facility of JSDD, Heidi Gallery is focused on bringing artists and the public together to experience art and arts education while fostering a fully inclusive community.  The WAE Open is not thematic; rather, we invite artists of all disciplines and backgrounds to share their voice and vision with us. We are seeking work that reflects excellence, authenticity, and bold imagination. Important Dates  Submissions Open: June 8, 2026 Submission Deadline: August 8, 2026 Artist Notification: August 24, 2026 Art Drop Off Date: Saturday, October 3, 10am -12pm  Categories: 2D Work, Sculpture, Floor Installation Entry Instructions:  - Online entry only   - 1-3 images (3 pieces maximum)  - All mediums accepted including installations  - Three views of 3D work will be allowed  - For JPEG file format images. Files should be a minimum size of 1920 pixels on the longest side.   Digital images should be cropped to show only your artwork.   If edges are irregular, it is best to photograph against a black background.  - Submit work that will be available for the duration of the exhibition.  ABSOLUTELY NO SUBSTITUTIONS will be accepted after selections are finalized.  - No gicleé reproductions of original art accepted.  - All work should be dated and produced in the last three years.  -ALL WORK MUST BE FOR SALE    SPECIFICATIONS  - 2D work: Maximum of 36' wide x 42' high, not to exceed 30lbs.  - ALL WALL HUNG ART MUST BE PROPERLY WIRED FOR HANGING; no saw-tooth hangers.  - Stretched canvas may have finished painted edges or strip framing. No large decorative frames.   Gallery format framing preferred.  - Sculpture: not to exceed two (2) feet in any direction. Artists may be asked to supply their own pedestals, if necessary.  - Floor installation: Maximum 4ft square, not to exceed 50lbs.  - Work not conforming to submission requirements will be rejected.    Please include ALL social media profiles (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) and website if available.  Instructions for Accepted Entrants: With acceptance, the artist agrees to write and or record an audio description about the accepted entry, no longer than 60 seconds in length. This audio descriptor will be available to all gallery and website visitors. Delivery of Artwork by Hand:  SATURDAY, OCT. 3 from 10am - 12pm  Artist to remove all packaging.    Exhibition Dates:  OCTOBER 8, 2026, to DECEMBER 6, 2026   Opening Reception and Award:  OCTOBER 8, 2026, 6-9pm    Closing Reception & Artist Insights: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6th from 2-4pm    Pickup of unsold Artwork:  Sunday, DEC. 6, from 4-5pm    Gallery Hours: M-F, 9:30am-4:30pm and by appointment.  Contact the Gallery at 973.272.7148    Terms of Entry for Entrants:  LIABILITY  Heidi Gallery at JSDD ( 'Gallery') does not provide insurance for theft, loss, or damage of artwork while artwork is on the premises or in transit. Artists must provide their own insurance. The Gallery will make every possible effort to handle all artwork with care and respect.    SALES  40% commission will be retained by Heidi Gallery on all sales.    USAGE OF IMAGES  The Gallery reserves the right to photograph and use accepted work for documentation, website, publicity, social media, or catalog purposes.    AGREEMENT  Entering your work in this exhibition constitutes your acceptance of all the requirements set forth in this Prospectus.    Need help? Send your questions to Jeremy Moss at JMoss@JSDD.org  e homepage is the main 'landing' page your users will see when entering your call. We recommend replacing this text and putting your 'prospectus' information along with important dates & details. You can leave this video on your call site's homepage (or embed it on any page) for a quick tutorial your users can watch to help them with the submission process.

Water & Rock

Nature art residency Thassos island, Greece Deadline: 08 Aug 2026 Country: Greece The Water & Rock artist residency invites creatives and writers in the traditional and picturesque village of Kazaviti on the island of Thassos. The village is nestled in the mountains, surrounded by forest and natural springs, bursting with history. Nature is at the center of everything we do at Water & Rock, we want to bring awareness to the beauty and importance of the fauna and flora of the island in an aim to build a greater sense of interdependence, for now and for future generations, human and non-human. We invite you to spend some time here and soak up the beauty and energy the landscape has to offer. There is no doubt that the scenery, wildlife and history will inspire you to create something beautiful. The island will be generous to you, and your gift back to her will be your creativity which in turn will inspire others to look at nature differently and cherish the richness, beauty and life that it brings. 2026 Program • Summer Residency – Part 2 // 1st to 23rd of August 2026 For the artists who like the warmth of the summer Greek sun and lifestyle. • Art Outdoors // 5th to 27th of September 2026 This is for the adventurous artist who wants to go off the beaten track to find breathtaking inspiration from nature. • Forage & Hike // 3rd to 25th of October 2026 What is not to like about making time and space for art, hiking in the mountains and eating food on the way that we forage? • Autumn Light // 31st of October to 22nd of November 2026 If your particular thing is light, then this is the month to come… The light is at it’s best and would be hard not inspire anybody to create something beautiful in response. • Art By The Fire // 28th of November to 20th of December 2026 Just as it sounds… End the year in creativity, cozy up by the log fire in a quiet traditional mountain village, delve into that project you have been putting aside and itching to start. Your host Leah Heming is a passionate nature guide, artist and people lover. She has over 10 years’ experience in the commercial art gallery business, 20 years in the publishing and animation business, and 5 years of living a simpler life on the island of Thassos. Leah can’t wait to get creative with you, show you around the island, introduce you to the local community and tell you all about the history, fauna and flora of Thassos. Duration of residency Each residency has a duration of 3 weeks (22 nights). Possibility to stay longer, email to discuss this further: art@waterandrocknature.org Accommodation 3 private bedrooms with work desk shared kitchen shared bathroom shared studio shared communal spaces many outdoor terraces with stunning views Disciplines, work equipment and assistance The residencies are open to artists, writers, musicians, botanists, scientists writing a paper... anyone working within the themes of nature who have a creative project that needs nurturing. The residency has a large indoor shared studio space with a wood stove, and each bedroom has a work desk. There are many outdoor terraces with worktables and stunning views around the property, as well as endless nature surrounding the house. Very good Wi-fi Your host Leah will be on hand 24/7, specific excursion days will be organised to help boost creativity and weekly group sessions will be held to discuss ideas.Studio / Workspace large indoor shared studio space with a wood stove each bedroom has a work desk outdoor terraces with worktablesFees and support This is an artist led art residency, at this time we have no funding, but the artist is welcome to get external funding to participate in the residency. Price: €1250 for 22 days/nights stay. The fee includes weekly guided excursions, regular hikes, brainstorming sessions and accommodation. See website for more details www.waterandrocknature.org Expectations towards the artist Once a week we will have a small show and tell session of our work in progress, brainstorm ideas and give each other feedback. At the end of the residency, each artist/writer can do a small (optional) presentation to the other artist residents with space for feedback and discussion. Application information Fill out the application form on our website at this link:  https://www.waterandrocknature.org/apply.html

Lakkos Artist Residency

Greek Island Residency with a City Experience. Deadline: 08 Aug 2026 Country: Greece The Lakkos Artist Residency is a base for creatives to come and explore an authentic Greek city and a wonderful Greek island. The residency doesn’t have any program or expectations and is artist run. Its a space to create, research and explore. Mathew Halpin who runs the residency is a practicing visual artist who lives in a village close bye. The residency house hosts three artists at a time. Mathew pops in often to welcome new artists. There are a couple of city beaches within walking distance. The island is well connected with a good bus service to explore the archeological sites. Duration of residency Minimum two weeks Accommodation Upstairs is a two bedroom apartment that shares a kitchen and a bathroom. Downstairs is a private apartment. It has free Wi-Fi, washing machine and air-conditioning. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All disciplinesStudio / Workspace Upstairs most artists work from their bedrooms as they have desks and good natural light. The kitchen also has good light. The downstairs apartment has the original living room for a studio space. At the moment the residency is not good for people needing a large space to make work.Fees and support Shared upstairs apartment. 225 Euros per week for one. Or 250 Euros per week for a couple. The downstairs apartment is 300 Euros a week. Expectations towards the artist No expectations. The residency has had a reputation for mural painting. This is ongoing. Application information What you want to do at The Lakkos Artist Residency? Short description please. Who else will be coming with you? The dates you are interested in? How long you would like to stay for? How did you hear about us? Artists statement, short biography, a link to your website, a CV or a portfolio, etc.

StartArt Residency

Art, Nature and Community — All in One Week Deadline: 08 Aug 2026 Country: Portugal Live. Create. Connect. Are you ready for a creative reset? Do you want dedicated time to focus on your work, explore new ideas, and collaborate with inspiring people from around the world? StartArt Residency is an affordable, all-inclusive creative residency in Northern Portugal, open to artists, writers, photographers, musicians, designers, and multidisciplinary creatives at every stage of their journey. Residents can stay from one week to one month, developing an existing project, beginning something new, or simply reconnecting with their creativity in a supportive international community. Located beside the Homem River, StartArt offers a peaceful natural environment where you can swim, slow down, and find inspiration. The program includes accommodation, three vegetarian meals per day, creative workspaces, workshops, nature activities, community evenings, and visits to historic cities filled with art, culture, and architecture. Come with a clear project, a new idea, or simply the desire to create. StartArt gives you the space, time, and connections to move your creative journey forward. Duration of residency 7 days (it can be extended up to 28 days – 4 weeks art residency) Includes 3 vegetarian meals per day and 4 community connection activities during the week. Accommodation Weekly rates start at: €420 — Shared bunk-bed accommodation €560 — Private room with a shared bathroom €700 — Private room with a private bathroom, balcony, and river view All options include accommodation, three vegetarian meals per day, access to creative spaces, and the residency’s community activities. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance StartArt welcomes artists, writers, photographers, filmmakers, musicians, designers, and multidisciplinary creatives. Residents have access to indoor studios, flexible shared workspaces, and open-air creative areas where they can develop personal or collaborative projects. Located in nature beside the Homem River, the residency offers an inspiring environment for artistic research, experimentation, photography, writing, and creative reflection. Basic equipment and practical assistance are available, and residents are encouraged to contact us in advance regarding any specific technical or material requirements.Studio / Workspace Residents have access to shared indoor studios, flexible creative rooms, and open-air workspaces throughout the property. The spaces can be adapted for painting, drawing, writing, photography, design, and multidisciplinary projects. The studios are primarily shared, encouraging exchange and collaboration, while quieter areas are available for residents who need greater focus. Artists may also work in the gardens, on the riverside deck, or in other natural spaces overlooking the Homem River.Fees and support Weekly rates start at: €420 — Shared bunk-bed accommodation €560 — Private room with a shared bathroom €700 — Private room with a private bathroom, balcony, and river view All options include accommodation, three vegetarian meals per day, access to creative spaces, and the residency’s community activities. Expectations towards the artist The program welcomes artists, writers, photographers, musicians, and multidisciplinary creatives for focused project development, workshops, cultural exchange, and community living. Application information please send us a message to: marketing@startartresidency or a whatsapp message to +351912880303

Wave Hill

Wave Hill Sunroom Project Space Open Call / Submission Member Deadline Aug 8, 2026 Location New York, United States Fee Free Eligibility Local only Format On-site Painting Sculpture Installation Art New Media Art +1 Unlock the full brief Sign in to access → Overview Wave Hill Sunroom Project Space is a reviewed ChanceHub open call. It has been checked against the source text and normalized for publication readiness. Theme: Site-responsive project space for nature, ecology, and visual art Deadline Aug 8, 2026 Location New York, United States Application fee Free Reward / Stipend Exhibition opportunity and institutional project support at Wave Hill. Who is this for Visual artists proposing work in relation to nature, gardens, ecology, or site perception. Wave Hill Sunroom Project Space is a reviewed ChanceHub open call. It has been checked against the source text and normalized for publication readiness. Theme: Site-responsive project space for nature, ecology, and visual art Member accessUnlock the full brief Sign in to check your access. Members get the official link, full application details, and fit notes.

The Black Arts Centre

Submissions for Exhibitions & Programming The Black Arts Centre is currently calling for proposals for artists, exhibitions and public programming. Exhibition proposals will be considered for Spring 2027 and beyond while programming proposals will be considered for projects taking place from September 2026 onward. The submission portal will be open from June 1 to August 8th, 2026. Proposals will be reviewed by Black Arts Centre team and a revolving-committee of external community members and evaluated using an internal rubric.  Applicants will begin to hear back in September. Copyright © 2026 ArtConnect Deadline: Aug. 8, 2026at 21:45 UTC Deadline: Aug. 8, 2026at 21:45 UTC Rewards: Overview The Black Arts Centre is currently calling for proposals for artists, exhibitions and public programming. Exhibition proposals will be considered for Spring 2027 and beyond while programming proposals will be considered for projects taking place from September 2026 onward. The submission portal will be open from June 1 to August 8th, 2026. Proposals will be reviewed by Black Arts Centre team and a revolving-committee of external community members and evaluated using an internal rubric.  Applicants will begin to hear back in September. Eligibility Rewards Submissions for Exhibitions & Programming Related Opportunities Sorry, no results matching your criteria. Maybe you find these interesting

G.MAP

[Call for Artists] G.MAP Digital Art Culture Lab, Korea **∎ Support** \- Creation and production grant (UP TO Max. 30,000,000 KRW per team for Track 2) \- 2 Online mentoring/meeting \- Showcase in [G.MAP](http://G.MAP) exhibition spaces and on large-scale public media platforms, including the [G.MAP](http://G.MAP) LED Wall and city media facades Copyright © 2026 ArtConnect Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 09:00 UTC Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 09:00 UTC Rewards: Overview Eligibility Rewards [Call for Artists] G.MAP Digital Art Culture Lab, Korea Related Opportunities Sorry, no results matching your criteria. Maybe you find these interesting

Nekubi Art Residency

AEGEAN FUTURES – 2027 Art Residency in Greece Deadline: 09 Aug 2026 Country: Greece Open Call: Aegean Futures Program: Cities by the sea / Re-imagine the Mediterranean Organizer: Nekubi Art Residency Curator: Nikos Sotirelis Location: Kavala, Greece Time: 2027 Duration: 3 weeks programs Nekubi Art Residency is a booming artist led community and art space located in the heart of the beautiful coastal city of Kavala in Northern Greece providing easy access to urban inspiration, nearby beaches, local galleries and cultural networks. Our space emphasizes contemporary art and a slow living lifestyle. It provides a platform for artistic exploration that challenges traditional boundaries. The residency facilitates exhibitions and international artists are invited to participate through our annual open calls and become part of the experience. 2027 OPEN CALL – AEGEAN FUTURES invites artists, performers, researchers, writers, architects, designers and interdisciplinary practitioners to imagine the Aegean as an evolving territory where ancient ecologies, ancestral knowledge, emerging technologies and speculative futures coexist. This year’s theme asks how the deep histories of the Aegean Sea can become tools for imagining new ways of living in an era defined by environmental uncertainty, planetary change and shifting cultural identities. We welcome artists, thinkers, researchers and hybrid practitioners to engage with the Aegean Sea as a mythscape in motion, a fluid archive of memory, a post-geographic portal where ancient narratives echo into emerging futures. This year’s residency is self-guided and unsupervised, with no formal curation, offering you space to work at your own pace and the freedom to shape your time on your own terms. There is no schedule but the one you bring, no program but the one you summon. Think of it as a retreat, an invitation to immerse yourself in your practice while moving through the rhythms, textures and atmospheres of a Mediterranean vacation. We seek to host critical and experimental projects across visual arts, media arts, performance, painting, sound, writing, architecture, design, photography, film, collage, new media and hybrid practices in the fields of: • Oceanic thinking and maritime imaginaries • Indigenous Aegean histories and the cultural legacies associated with the Greek world. • Mythology as a living system rather than a historical artifact. • Marine ecologies, island ecosystems and multispecies relationships. • Climate futures, environmental adaptation and regenerative practices. • Sacred landscapes, archaeological memory and geological time. • Migration, navigation and the Aegean as a corridor of exchange. • Post-human, speculative and science-fiction imaginaries rooted in Mediterranean realities. • Folk traditions, ritual, oral histories and forgotten cosmologies. • The relationship between technology, ecology and ancient knowledge systems. • New cartographies, blue futures and alternative visions of island and coastal life. Participants will have time and space to develop on their own new work in dialogue with Kavala’s topography, local communities and the shifting cultural landscapes of the wider Mediterranean. Set in the coastal city of Kavala, where the continental edge meets the restless waters of the Pelago, the residency offers a site where the land of Greece folds into its own sea-born imagination. *** The theme serves as an open foundation for inspiration, offering artists a starting point to explore, reinterpret and expand upon. It is not restrictive but rather a flexible guide encouraging diverse artistic approaches and perspectives. The program invites participants of all disciplines to create meaningful connections, immerse themselves in the rich cultural environment and enjoy a rewarding and memorable stay. The program aims to have participants feel inspired, welcomed and integrated into an experience that seamlessly blends art, culture and the captivating allure of this Mediterranean gem. PROGRAM: Cities by the sea / Re-imagine the Mediterranean Our art residency programs are dedicated to exploring the complex narratives of Mediterranean coastal cities. Blending environmental arts and experimental art practices, Nekubi Art Residency invites artists to delve into themes of heritage, urban / rural / coastal transformation, and cultural interplay, shaping a fresh vision of the Mediterranean as a space of reinvention and dialogue. This initiative focuses on reimagining landscapes, addressing ecological challenges, and fostering cultural dialogue. Through creative interventions, it envisions a future where art shapes sustainable, interconnected communities along the shores of the Mediterranean. The residency program offers: – shared working studio space – accommodation (optional > see accommodation plans on our website) – exhibition space – curated event at the end of the program (exhibition of works, open bar, DJ’s, promotion to our community) The program is open to artists based anywhere in the world and of any level of experience. For more info and photos of the spaces visit our social media: www.instagram.com/nekubi or official website: https://nekubi.com Duration of residency 3 WEEKS (flexible) Accommodation ACCOMMODATION (OPTIONAL): We offer private accommodation options nearby the art space (competitive rates) or we let you choose one of the countless BNB options in town by yourself. Choose your PLAN of preference. For more info check our available plans (on the fees section below or our official website.) Spouses / partners / children (non artists) are eligible to stay with you for free   Our freshly renovated apartments offer a calm, relaxing environment for artists and partners. (accommodation is optional, visit our www.nekubi.com website for more info) Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All fields of artistic practice are welcome (painting, multimedia arts, sound art, audiovisual arts, collage, writing, poetry, architecture, etc.), except those that require heavy specialized equipment such as marble sculpting.Studio / Workspace The shared workspace is located in the city center, just a 3-minute walk from the beautiful Rapsani beach. It offers a relaxing environment for artists to interact and engage with their practice. The space consists of 4 levels: Level -1: Restroom area Level 0: Café Bar / Art Store Level 1: Workshop / Exhibition / Performance Space / Library Level 2: Lounge Area / Web Radio / Sound Archive All participating artists will have their own set of keys and daily access to the shared space for their working needs (except Monday evenings, when the space hosts Robotics classes).Fees and support COST OF THE PROGRAM A) PLAN A: SOLO ARTIST FEES excl. ACCOMMODATION (3 WEEKS): 1000 € (500 € deposit + 500 € upon arrival) Plan A is designed for artists who wish to independently search for accommodation in the area. In this scenario, the artists have the freedom to choose one of the numerous accommodation options through online platforms that meets their individual requirements, while benefiting from a reduced program fee.  This plan offers:  Shared Working Studio + Optional Event (excl. Accommodation) B) PLAN B: SOLO ARTIST FEES incl. ACCOMMODATION (3 WEEKS):  2000 € (1000 € deposit + 1000 € upon arrival) Plan B is designed for an individual artist who wishes to choose one of the accommodation options that we offer. This plan offers:  Exclusive Apartment + Shared Working Studio + Optional Event Spouses / partners / children (non artists) are eligible to stay for free   Expectations towards the artist Exhibition / performance / presentation, depending on the nature of the creation. Artists are expected to produce unique artworks inspired by the theme of the annual open call. The artworks will be presented a few days before the artists’ departure in a curated exhibition at the nekubi art space. Application information Visit our official website for application guidelines: www.nekubi.com For general inquiries, contact the program coordinator at: nikossotirelis@yahoo.com

The Black Box Foundation

The Black Box International Theatre & Dance Festival Open Stage Jul 11, 2026 | Open Calls The Black Box Festival is now accepting proposals for its next 21st edition in 2027. Where: Plovdiv, Bulgaria When: June 1-12, 2027 Deadline for applications: August 9, 2026 The Black Box Festival is now accepting proposals for its next 21st edition in 2027. Application’s deadline is August 9, 2026. The Black Box International Theatre and Dance Festival is held each year from May 31 to June 12 in the city of Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The first festival edition was held in 2007, since then the  Black Box features theatre and dance companies from all over the world, presenting performances and events from more than 31 countries and four continents so far. The festival is organized by the Black Box Foundation, in partnership with the Municipality of Plovdiv and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Bulgaria. Bulgaria’s foreign embassies and cultural institutes also play an active role in co-organizing the event. The Black Box ITDF is on the official cultural calendars of the Ministry of Culture and Municipality of Plovdiv. https://www.facebook.com/TheBlackBoxITDF How to apply: you will need to fill out an application form – http://application.blackbox-fest.com/index.php/lang.en Free to apply. Contact details: The Black Box Foundation 37 Otets Paisii str Plovdiv, 4000 Bulgaria info@blackbox-fest.com For further information, please visit https://www.theblackboxfestival.com For more OPEN CALLS, please visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/open-calls/

Under pressure – Printmaking residency November 2026 Deadline: 09 Aug 2026 Country: Portugal One-Week Printmaking Residency An immersive exploration into plate-making and printing techniques This residency offers participants a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of intaglio printmaking through hands-on experimentation, individual guidance, and focused studio time. Techniques & Exploration The week is dedicated to learning a variety of printmaking techniques, with each day introducing a new process. Participants will engage with real examples of plates and prints to better understand each method. Daily demonstrations begin at 9:30 AM, followed by practical plate-making sessions. After a lunch break from 1:00 to 2:00 PM, the studio remains active until 5:30 PM for continued work and exploration. This residency is ideal for artists seeking a structured yet open environment to expand their printmaking practice. Curiosity is the most important. Participants are encouraged to bring drawings, sketchbooks, or any visual material that inspires them. Duration of residency 27 November to 3 December 2026 Accommodation Artists accommodation and house studios are located in the center of the town, in a XVIII century manor house.The area for residency has: 9 rooms, 4 bathrooms. 1 kitchen, living and dining room, meeting and projection room. Studios and work spaces, terrace, garden and courtyard. Single artists will be accommodated in private rooms with a private or shared bathroom according to availability. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Printmaking studio, materials includedStudio / Workspace According to the discipline and needs there will be assigned a working space for each artist in a private or shared studio. Each working space is furnished with table, chair, light, shelves and wall boards. The residency has a printmaking studio, photo stFees and support Participation fee is 525€ and includes: Accommodation in private bedroom in the Córtex Frontal house; Access to shared areas (equipped kitchen, dining, living rooms, terrace, patio and garden); Studio space (private or shared according to availability); Free access to laundry and bikes; Participation in the Under Pressure activities; Materials for the workshops; Field trip during the weekend. Expectations towards the artist Arranged on a case by case basis and depending on the artist´s time/plans we will organise some event for the local community such as workshop/artist talks in the local school or in the Art University. Application information You will find the application form in our website. Pre-selected candidates will be called for a Zoom interview.

Ox-Bow School of Art & Artist Residency

Ox-Bow Longform Residency Residency Member Deadline Aug 9, 2026 Location USA / Saugatuck, MI Fee Paid Eligibility Not accepted Format On-site Painting Printmaking Fiber / Textile Literary Writing / Poetry Unlock the full brief Sign in to access → Longform is a three-week intensive studio residency at Ox-Bow School of Art & Artist Residency in Saugatuck, Michigan, running from August 9–29, 2026. It supports artists of all generations and career stages seeking creative development and connection. The program provides a structured environment combining independent practice with group discussions, workshops (including printmaking and papermaking), studio visits with visiting artists, and informal evening presentations. 🎖️ What selected particip... Member access Unlock the full brief Sign in to check your access. Members get the official link, full application details, and fit notes. Related opportunities Explore a few nearby matches before you leave this page.

Raum für Kunst Halle e.V.

OPEN CALL 2027 Post date 08/08/2026 Blech_kunst OPEN CALL 2027 BLECH. is a space for interdisciplinary art exhibitions and projects. It is the first long term project of the Raum für Kunst Halle e.V. Do you have an idea for an exhibition, a concert, a performance, a workshop, or another format? For our 2027 annual planning, we invite you to submit project proposals now. We are looking for, among other things: – Exhibition concepts – Art education – Concerts – Performances – Readings, discussions, screenings and other ideas for our program. Depending on the type of proposal, please also include 2 to 3 images. Then send the completed form by email to rfkh@posteo.de. We look forward to your ideas and are excited about a diverse program for 2027! deadline: August 9, 2026, 11:59 PM more info: https://raumfuerkunsthalle.de/en/blech/

Cluster

Cluster Illustration Artist-in-Residence After successful past editions, the Cluster Artist-in-Residence returns with its mission to support emerging talent through a carefully curated, artist-first model - offering tailored support, mentorship, and meaningful connection to shape the next stage of their careers. This fully funded four-week residency in East London offers tailored mentorship, private studio and accommodation, and full support for production, materials, food, and transport—culminating in a solo exhibition, showcase at Vienna Design Week, and participation in the Cluster fair. Designed for illustrators looking to refine their practice and connect with leading voices in contemporary visual culture, this fully funded programme takes place in London, one of the world’s most dynamic creative capitals. **The Residency Experience** A fully immersive, supportive, and professionally focused opportunity for illustrators and visual artists, providing the structure needed to develop impactful new work while living and working in one of the world’s most vibrant creative cities. **Vienna Design Week** is our official Partner for the 2026 Cluster Illustration Artist-in-Residence Programme. As part of this collaboration, our four shortlisted artists and winner from the Illustration Residency Programme will have the opportunity to showcase their work during the festival in a dedicated exhibition space curated by Cluster. **Support is at the heart of the residency:** 1. **Ema Marinova**, founder of Cluster, personally oversees each residency, curating a tailored mentorship plan based on the artist’s goals 2. She remains available throughout the programme for logistical and professional support 3. The wider **Cluster team** is actively involved and ready to assist whenever needed 4. A handpicked group of **mentors and industry professionals** work directly with the resident, offering valuable feedback, guidance, and connections **Key Dates** * Residency period - 2026 (with flexibility to adjust the dates based on the selected artist’s availability) * Final showcase - The solo exhibition will be conducted 3 to 5 months (or else) after the end of the residency Copyright © 2026 ArtConnect Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 21:45 UTC Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 21:45 UTC Rewards: Duration: Artistic fields: Overview After successful past editions, the Cluster Artist-in-Residence returns with its mission to support emerging talent through a carefully curated, artist-first model - offering tailored support, mentorship, and meaningful connection to shape the next stage of their careers. This fully funded four-week residency in East London offers tailored mentorship, private studio and accommodation, and full support for production, materials, food, and transport—culminating in a solo exhibition, showcase at Vienna Design Week, and participation in the Cluster fair. Designed for illustrators looking to refine their practice and connect with leading voices in contemporary visual culture, this fully funded programme takes place in London, one of the world’s most dynamic creative capitals. The Residency Experience A fully immersive, supportive, and professionally focused opportunity for illustrators and visual artists, providing the structure needed to develop impactful new work while living and working in one of the world’s most vibrant creative cities. Vienna Design Week is our official Partner for the 2026 Cluster Illustration Artist-in-Residence Programme. As part of this collaboration, our four shortlisted artists and winner from the Illustration Residency Programme will have the opportunity to showcase their work during the festival in a dedicated exhibition space curated by Cluster. Support is at the heart of the residency: - Ema Marinova, founder of Cluster, personally oversees each residency, curating a tailored mentorship plan based on the artist’s goals - She remains available throughout the programme for logistical and professional support - The wider Cluster team is actively involved and ready to assist whenever needed - A handpicked group of mentors and industry professionals work directly with the resident, offering valuable feedback, guidance, and connections Key Dates - Residency period - 2026 (with flexibility to adjust the dates based on the selected artist’s availability) - Final showcase - The solo exhibition will be conducted 3 to 5 months (or else) after the end of the residency Eligibility Rewards Cluster Illustration Artist-in-Residence Related Opportunities Sorry, no results matching your criteria. Maybe you find these interesting

ACCI Gallery

Masquerade: Art to Wear Exhibition Open Call / Submission Member Deadline Aug 9, 2026 Location Berkeley, CA, USA Fee Paid Eligibility Specific nationality only Format On-site Fiber / Textile Sculpture Craft Unlock the full brief Sign in to access → ACCI Gallery in Berkeley, CA, is organizing a national wearable art exhibition titled "Masquerade: Art to Wear," curated by Mirto Golino. This open call seeks original wearable art and decorative accents that blur the boundary between clothing and sculpture, ranging from futuristic to atavistic styles. The project focuses on sartorial splendor, material play, and theatrical exuberance, with a preference for smaller, intricate accouterments over large-scale structural works. 🎖️ What selected partici... Member access Unlock the full brief Sign in to check your access. Members get the official link, full application details, and fit notes. Related opportunities Explore a few nearby matches before you leave this page.

Dia

Spiritual Pedagogies Fellowship Dia Chelsea, 2026–27 Dia’s Learning and Engagement fellowships bring together early-career artists, educators, and cultural producers to explore and deepen their own creative, intellectual, and professional practices. Based in Beacon and Chelsea and engaging Dia’s sites across New York, fellows activate Dia as a resource for collective scholarship, experimentation, and exchange. The 2026–27 Spiritual Pedagogies Fellowship draws on the sustained inquiry of artists in Dia’s collection and exhibition history to question the evolving relationship between artistic practice, pedagogy, and spirituality. What does it mean for artists to act as conduits, channel inspiration, and create artworks that invite contemplation, revelation, or transcendence? How have spiritual traditions and spaces shaped the ways that people gather, learn, and make meaning? With a broad understanding of spirituality that encompasses theological, mystical, ritualistic, and embodied practices, fellows will examine how spirituality is entwined with creative and pedagogical pursuits and explore what a rigorous engagement with spirituality might open in our understanding of contemporary art, learning, and culture. Rooted in Dia’s commitment to long-form inquiry and artist-led experimentation, fellows will participate in process-driven research, dialogue, and exchange alongside an artist mentor, fostering individual growth while nurturing a collective exploration of how creative and pedagogical practices are informed by spirituality. A virtual information session will be held on Monday, July 20, 2026, 4–5 pm; [register here](https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/CVC7ZQPoS-KPga7UZkJtXg). **Details** Department: Learning and Engagement Cohort: six fellows Duration: October 2026–June 2027 Schedule: * Monthly cohort sessions: first Friday of each month at Dia Chelsea or Beacon; select sessions will take place at alternative sites and/or times * Monthly mentorship meetings * Monthly program engagements Copyright © 2026 ArtConnect Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 21:45 UTC Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 21:45 UTC Rewards: Overview Dia’s Learning and Engagement fellowships bring together early-career artists, educators, and cultural producers to explore and deepen their own creative, intellectual, and professional practices. Based in Beacon and Chelsea and engaging Dia’s sites across New York, fellows activate Dia as a resource for collective scholarship, experimentation, and exchange. The 2026–27 Spiritual Pedagogies Fellowship draws on the sustained inquiry of artists in Dia’s collection and exhibition history to question the evolving relationship between artistic practice, pedagogy, and spirituality. What does it mean for artists to act as conduits, channel inspiration, and create artworks that invite contemplation, revelation, or transcendence? How have spiritual traditions and spaces shaped the ways that people gather, learn, and make meaning? With a broad understanding of spirituality that encompasses theological, mystical, ritualistic, and embodied practices, fellows will examine how spirituality is entwined with creative and pedagogical pursuits and explore what a rigorous engagement with spirituality might open in our understanding of contemporary art, learning, and culture. Rooted in Dia’s commitment to long-form inquiry and artist-led experimentation, fellows will participate in process-driven research, dialogue, and exchange alongside an artist mentor, fostering individual growth while nurturing a collective exploration of how creative and pedagogical practices are informed by spirituality. A virtual information session will be held on Monday, July 20, 2026, 4–5 pm; register here. Details Department: Learning and Engagement Cohort: six fellows Duration: October 2026–June 2027 Schedule: - Monthly cohort sessions: first Friday of each month at Dia Chelsea or Beacon; select sessions will take place at alternative sites and/or times - Monthly mentorship meetings - Monthly program engagements Eligibility Rewards Spiritual Pedagogies Fellowship Dia Chelsea, 2026–27 Related Opportunities Sorry, no results matching your criteria. Maybe you find these interesting

Jim Henson Foundation

The Jim Henson Foundation Puppetry Residency The Jim Henson Foundation Puppetry Residency expands and broadens the work of the National Puppetry Conference by partnering with the O’Neill to provide space and support to an artist/company working on the final stages of a new work of puppet theater. * Residencies may be between 2-3 weeks, can support up to 10-12 project participants, and covers full room and board. * A unique feature of the residency, dramaturgical support for the project will be provided by the O'Neill's literary office. * The residency can take place during specific windows of time in the spring or fall months. * The residency is intended to be the last phase of work on a production before its premiere within 1 year of the residency. * At this time the focus of the residency is work for adults. * Applications for international collaborations are accepted, but the primary artist must be American. * Preference is given to projects that have received or are applying for a Jim Henson Foundation Production Grant. Copyright © 2026 ArtConnect Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 21:45 UTC Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 21:45 UTC Rewards: Duration: Artistic fields: Overview The Jim Henson Foundation Puppetry Residency expands and broadens the work of the National Puppetry Conference by partnering with the O’Neill to provide space and support to an artist/company working on the final stages of a new work of puppet theater. - Residencies may be between 2-3 weeks, can support up to 10-12 project participants, and covers full room and board. - A unique feature of the residency, dramaturgical support for the project will be provided by the O'Neill's literary office. - The residency can take place during specific windows of time in the spring or fall months. - The residency is intended to be the last phase of work on a production before its premiere within 1 year of the residency. - At this time the focus of the residency is work for adults. - Applications for international collaborations are accepted, but the primary artist must be American. - Preference is given to projects that have received or are applying for a Jim Henson Foundation Production Grant. Eligibility Rewards The Jim Henson Foundation Puppetry Residency Related Opportunities Sorry, no results matching your criteria. Maybe you find these interesting

NEIU Art + Design

NEIU Art + Design Studio Art Residency The NEIU Art + Design Studio Art Residency strives to create visible connections between our diverse population of art and design students with working artists who embody these identities. This interaction provides invaluable insights and inspiration to our students, fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas and techniques. Visiting Artists should demonstrate a commitment to their artistic practice and an interest in engaging with NEIU’s students and creative community. Each Visiting Artist is awarded an honorarium and will have full access for a semester to the NEIU Art + Design facilities specific to their project. Over the course of their residency, the Visiting Artist showcases their work in a public academic forum, leads a hands-on workshop and participates in a Portfolio Review Day for NEIU’s Art + Design students.  **PARTICIPATION OVERVIEW** * _Workshop:_ Lead a 2 hour hands-on workshop for 15-20 students on a topic relevant to your envisioned project as a Visiting Artist * _Artist Talk:_ Provide an hour presentation on your practice, including a Q&A session * _Portfolio Review:_ Be a guest panelist for a day-long portfolio review **KEY DATES** * **October:** Emailed Acceptances * **January 25 - May 14:** Residency Session 1  * **August 30 - December 11:** Residency Session 2 Copyright © 2026 ArtConnect Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 21:45 UTC Deadline: Aug. 9, 2026at 21:45 UTC Rewards: Duration: Overview The NEIU Art + Design Studio Art Residency strives to create visible connections between our diverse population of art and design students with working artists who embody these identities. This interaction provides invaluable insights and inspiration to our students, fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas and techniques. Visiting Artists should demonstrate a commitment to their artistic practice and an interest in engaging with NEIU’s students and creative community. Each Visiting Artist is awarded an honorarium and will have full access for a semester to the NEIU Art + Design facilities specific to their project. Over the course of their residency, the Visiting Artist showcases their work in a public academic forum, leads a hands-on workshop and participates in a Portfolio Review Day for NEIU’s Art + Design students. PARTICIPATION OVERVIEW - Workshop: Lead a 2 hour hands-on workshop for 15-20 students on a topic relevant to your envisioned project as a Visiting Artist - Artist Talk: Provide an hour presentation on your practice, including a Q&A session - Portfolio Review: Be a guest panelist for a day-long portfolio review KEY DATES - October: Emailed Acceptances - January 25 - May 14: Residency Session 1 - August 30 - December 11: Residency Session 2 Eligibility Rewards NEIU Art + Design Studio Art Residency Related Opportunities Sorry, no results matching your criteria. Maybe you find these interesting

MANGO Residencia para Artistas / Moku Art Studio

Sustainability Virtual Artist Residency – 9 weeks – Starts September 2026 Deadline: 09 Aug 2026 Country: Global Sustainability Virtual Art Residency Open to artists who envision a more SUSTAINABLE and equitable future. The program welcomes creators who explore the interconnected well-being of our lands, waters, oceans, and communities, along with the environmental, social, cultural, and economic systems that shape everyday life. This program recognizes the essential role of culture in advancing sustainable development in a holistic manner. It also values artistic perspectives that demonstrate how education can empower people with the knowledge, skills, values, and behaviors necessary to care for the environment, the economy, and society. Through this global virtual space, artists can exchange ideas, develop new work, and contribute to more resilient and inclusive communities. During the program, we host special guests from the field of science, with the aim of providing a scientific and/or ancestral knowledge perspective where the artist can engage in questions and dialogue to enhance their ideas. We conclude the program with an Open Studio and the opening of the virtual exhibition, where the resident artist opens their workspace virtually, also showcasing the creative process, so that virtual visitors can engage with the artist and their creations. 9 weeks 1 invited scientist speaker and/or 1 ancestral knowledge speaker Virtual Open Studio 1 virtual exhibition What’s included? . Mentoring sessions: Participate in eight live virtual meetings with experienced mentors from MANGO and/or Moku Art Studio, designed to support your creative growth. . Projects inspired by sustainability: Explore the theme of sustainability through your own unique lens, whether by delving into technical processes, conceptual thinking, personal reflection, or sensory experience. . Creative feedback: Receive practical and thoughtful guidance to help you develop your ideas, improve your techniques, and shape your artistic direction. . Collaborative exchange: Work alongside other artists in your group, sharing ideas, inspiration, and creative processes through meaningful collaboration. . Broaden your perspective: Special guests from the scientific and/or ancestral communities will attend to provide concrete insights on topics related to the atmosphere. . Virtual exhibition: Share your finished work in a virtual open studio and at the exhibition opening, connecting with a global community of artists and art enthusiasts. Duration of residency 9 weeks: one meeting per week, 2 hours each meeting.The last meeting is a 1 or 1 1/2 hour virtual open studio. Accommodation We use Google Meet and Google Document. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Artists of all nationalities are welcome to participate (visual, performance, writers, musicians, etc) and all nationalities.Studio / Workspace Artists can participate from their own workspaces.Fees and support The total cost of this program is $450 USD (United States dollars). Both MANGO Residencia para Artistas and Moku Art Studio are self-sustainable and non-profit spaces and currently do not receive financial support from public or private entities. The costs will cover: • Active participation in the Virtual Artist Residency (which includes active participation with other artists in the residency, with members of MANGO Residencia para Artistas or Moku Art Studio, and in meetings with special guests). • Access the scientific community and ancestral knowledge.• Participation in the Virtual Open Studio and the Virtual Exhibition. • Promotion of the artist during the program, promotion of the program itself, promotion of the Open Studio, and the virtual Exhibition. Expectations towards the artist to complete the program, to be present in the virtual meetings, to be open to dialogue and exchange ideas, to participate actively in the meetings and in the Google Document that will be share, to develop their artistic project, to participate with their developed artistic project in the virtual exhibition on the dates arranged by MANGO and Moku, to interact with the other artists of the program and with both MANGO and Moku. Application information Fullfill the following google document: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdcRhL5vqZMtvTK6lkqfIgNlgmFZDI-MyWPuN2qNAWxztIOUg/viewform

Belgrade Art Studio

Belgrade PETIT Studio Residency WRITERS, CURATORS, THINKER, PHOTOGRAPHERS, ARTISTS/DESIGNERS Deadline: 09 Aug 2026 Country: Serbia WRITERS, CURATORS, THINKER, PHOTOGRAPHERS, ARTISTS/DESIGNERS residency at cheaper costs. Belgrade Art Studio presents a new concept – a small studio, PETIT Studio. A flourishing artistic practice requires a commitment to the creative process which often comes with significant sacrifice, financial and otherwise, for even the most commercially successful artists. Belgrade Art Studio offers artist residencies that provide tranquil studio space in the very center of Belgrade, uninterrupted time, and a community of talented creatives. PETIT Studio is a BUDGET STUDIO, perfect for WRITERS, CURATORS, THINKER, PHOTOGRAPHERS, ARTISTS/DESIGNERS who do small dimensions and do not require a spacious studio. It is giving artists the opportunity to pursue their work free from distractions, outside demands and at cheaper costs. ABOUT PROGRAM BELGRADE ART STUDIO RESIDENCY is a non-profit international art program designed to bring talented artists, creative practitioners, researchers and writers from around the world to experience a unique cultural environment dedicated to art. Selected artists are invited to live and work in specially designed studio for a period up to 3 months. By bringing the creators of art in a unique setting the Program aims to situate art at the very heart of historical Belgrade. ABOUT PETIT Studio PETIT Studio is a BUDGET STUDIO, perfect for WRITERS, CURATORS, THINKER, ARTISTS/DESIGNERS who do small dimensions and do not require a spacious studio. PETIT Studio Residency provides the residency at cheaper cost for those who are on a tight budget. Residency in a private fully furnished small apartment which is unique and has character, in Dorcol historic building, built in 1921-23. (approximately 40 square meters, 4.20 m high ceilings). Living in Dorćol has its charms, it could be like living in Kreuzberg in Berlin or Manhattan in NYC. A sense of history, with retro pieces of furniture and original wooden floor, windows, doors and a fully functional kitchen for the self-catering of residents, bathroom, Cable TV, Wifi, washing machine. The space was renovated over the course of a whole year and decorated following an ‘‘eclectic luxury’’ approach that combines vintage design with contemporary art. The space is filled with original art and vintage objects sourced in galleries and antique shops across Serbia and Europe. The result is a very personal, inviting space that skillfully mixes contrasting elements with surprising results. PETIT Studio is a right place for all those who wish to have the concentrated space and time away, to think and explore what can be achieved, and to see what can emerge when in an artistically charged space away from the day-to-day thinking of their norm. Opportunity to liaise with other artists and get their feedback and input; to discuss their art practices and collect insights on different art forms that they have seen and been a part of. To gain a community of artists to further collaborate with and learn from. WHO CAN APPLY Art studio is open year-round, providing artists/writers /curators / creative practitioners/ researchers/scholars/thinkers with much-needed space and time to work on a project of their choice. The applications are reviewed by an art committee whose efforts ensure that a broad range of artistic disciplines, styles, and national origins is represented. The selection process aims to integrate artists and researchers in a spirit of openness and curiosity about creativity in its diverse forms and contexts. FEES / BUDGET STUDIO Each resident is responsible for their own funding, though Belgrade Art Studio can help with this process. Please note that there is only one artist or an artist couple at a time in the residency You can stay from 2weeks up to 3months. For more about eligibility, selection criteria, expectations, application, fees, check out http://belgradeartstudio.com/residency-faq/ APPLICATION PROCEDURE For the application, visit http://belgradeartstudio.com/apply/ NO APPLICATION FEE Deadline Rolling Email info@belgradeartstudio.com belgradeartstudio.com instagram @belgrade_art_studio_residency Duration of residency 2weeks-3months Accommodation private accommodation Disciplines, work equipment and assistance WRITERS, CURATORS, THINKER, PHOTOGRAPHERS, ARTISTS/DESIGNERSStudio / Workspace no separate studio spaceFees and support FEES / BUDGET STUDIOEach resident is responsible for their own funding. PETIT Studio Residency provides the residency at cheaper cost for those who are on a tight budget. Expectations towards the artist Our concept is for artists to have the concentrated space and time away, to think and explore what can be achieved, and to see what can emerge when in an artistically charged space away from the day-to-day thinking of their norms. We believe there is great potential in exploring other directions with the opportunity to focus, engage and work. We have no expectations from artists because usually when in Belgrade they get totally different perspective and do something else than planned. If you have specific requests please feel free to include them in your applications. We work closely with many local curators, artists, gallery owners and collectors so this opportunity is limited by time available and might include additional costs. We will do all we can to fulfill your requests and goals while here. Application information APPLICATION PROCEDURE For the application, visit http://belgradeartstudio.com/apply/NO APPLICATION FEE