Flame x Estudio Inverso

FLAME AND ESTUDIO INVERSO ARTISTS RESIDENCIES Deadline: 31 Oct 2026 Country: Spain Art residencies with Estudio Inverso Carabanchel Flame x Estudio Inverso is an independent, specialized contemporary art residency program designed to bridge international creative practice with Madrid’s most dynamic cultural ecosystems. Operating within an industrial open-studio warehouse containing 13 independent creative workspaces, our core objective is to provide international visual artists and researchers with the physical space, critical dialogue, and local network necessary to execute ambitious projects. The residency is strategically structured around a dual-location urban concept: residents live in the central, trend-setting historic district of Malasaña—ideal for cultural immersion—and work in Carabanchel, the recognized epicenter of Madrid’s underground contemporary art movement. Core Activities & Program Structure: Independent Studio Practice: 24/7 access to dedicated workspace within our vibrant open-studio warehouse, fostering natural peer-to-peer exchange and creative cross-pollination. Professional Scene Dissemination: Active promotion of the resident’s practice and project development directly across our established social media channels, connecting them with Madrid-based curators, collectors, and art professionals. Institutional Support: Provision of comprehensive, itemized invitation documentation to fully support artists applying for external mobility bursaries (such as Culture Moves Europe or Arts Council England). Our primary goal is to act as an institutional launchpad, embedding global artists directly into Spain’s contemporary art market while offering a premium, worry-free living and production infrastructure. Duration of residency One to three months Accommodation Accommodation in a shared 2 bedroom apartment (one artist per bedroom) in the heart Central Madrid in a historic building in the neighbourhood of Malasaña Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Each artist is expected to bring their own materials for their artistic creations. The studio has 24/7 access, kitchenette and toilet facilities. Members of Estudio Inverso and Flame will be available onsite for guidance and assistance on any questions during the residency. Visual Art Sculpture Ceramics Textile Art New Media Curatorial Education Programmes PhotographyStudio / Workspace Artists will have an open studio with size between 16m2 and 20m2 whithin the larger open plan studio (320m2 in total) in Calle Blandon, 1 in Madrid.Fees and support Fees are 2000 euros/month, which include accommodation and studio space, payable by the artist Expectations towards the artist Artists are invited (but it is optional) to exhibit their creations at the end of the residency, within the studio, they can also choose to do a talk or workshop if they wish to do so. Application information Please email [email protected] to request the residency description and application form.

Neuwerk eG

Neuwerk Lake Residency – Germany Artist Residency 2027 Residencies · Artist Opportunities · Featured Germany artist residency 2027 in Konstanz offers a 116 m² studio, residential use, exhibition support, and a public program. Deadline October 31, 2026. September 2, 2026 Two months of studio and residential use in Konstanz followed by an exhibition and public program. Table of Contents The Germany artist residency 2027 open call from Neuwerk Lake Residency invites professional emerging artists working in contemporary art and design to spend May and June 2027 at Neuwerk eG in Konstanz, Germany. The selected artist receives exclusive use of an accessible 116 m² studio, with residential use and utilities included. The residency is followed by an exhibition at the Kulturzentrum am Münster, with an individually agreed implementation budget and opportunities for public programming. Applications are open internationally, and there is no age limit. The deadline is October 31, 2026. OF THE FIELD. Neuwerk Lake Residency Snapshot What: Neuwerk Lake Residency, an artist-in-residence program for contemporary art and design. Who: Professionally working emerging artists with an independent practice in contemporary art or design. Applications are accepted regionally, nationally, and internationally. Applicants need sufficient German or English. There is no age restriction. The program particularly addresses artists at the beginning or middle of their professional careers. Where: Neuwerk eG, Konstanz, Germany. Award / Support: Exclusive use of a 116 m² studio with residential use and residential utilities included; subsequent exhibition; individually agreed exhibition implementation budget; exhibition promotion; opening reception by arrangement; networking with the regional art and cultural community; opportunity to develop a public accompanying program. Application Fee: FREE Residency Duration: May 1 to June 30, 2027. The first exhibition runs June through September 2027. Application Opens: Call published August 2026. Deadline: October 31, 2026. No deadline time or timezone is listed. Official Link: https://www.lakeresidency.org/ Strategy Coach Notes: https://www.patreon.com/pformart/posts/neuwerk-lake-168401280 Get The Application Strategy Neuwerk publishes unusually specific jury criteria. Reviewers assess the artistic quality and independence of previous work, the quality and feasibility of the proposed residency project, the importance of the residency for the applicant’s artistic development, potential for exchange and cultural mediation, and the applicant’s contribution to the diversity of the program. The application reinforces these criteria through a two-page project and motivation letter, a separate proposal for public programming, a recent portfolio, and a financing overview. Applicants therefore need a project that can function within the May and June residency period, lead coherently toward the exhibition, and support a credible public format. About the Neuwerk Lake Residency Neuwerk Lake Residency is a new artist-in-residence program initiated in 2026 by Neuwerk eG in cooperation with the Kulturamt der Stadt Konstanz. The program launches with its first residency in 2027. Neuwerk describes the program as a way to provide time and space for concentrated artistic work, new impulses, interdisciplinary exchange, and connections among regional and international perspectives, the city of Konstanz, the Lake Constance cultural region, and the working communities housed at Neuwerk. The call is open across all fields of contemporary art and design. The first selected artist will work at Neuwerk from May 1 through June 30, 2027. The 116 m² studio has basic furnishings, residential use, and accessibility. The resulting or further-developed work will then be presented in the Gewölbekeller of the Kulturzentrum am Münster in Konstanz. The exhibition period runs from June through September 2027, with an opening planned for mid or late June. The artist is also expected to engage with a public accompanying format. Neuwerk lists Artist Talks, Open Studios, workshops, and Werkstattgespräche as possible forms. What Is Offered - 2–3 months of studio residency with residential use and residential utilities included. - First residency period from May 1 to June 30, 2027. - Exclusive use of a 116 m² studio at Neuwerk. - A subsequent 2–3 month exhibition in the Konstanz region. - First exhibition at the Gewölbekeller, Kulturzentrum am Münster, from June through September 2027. - An individually agreed budget for implementing the exhibition. - Promotion of the exhibition and an opening reception by arrangement. - Networking with the art and cultural community in Konstanz and the Lake Constance region. - Opportunity to create or participate in a public accompanying program. Travel, living expenses, insurance, and artist fees/honoraria are not covered. The artist must be able to finance the stay. The studio includes basic furniture. Specialized tools, machines, and materials are not supplied. Who Should Apply The residency is open to professionally working emerging artists with an independent practice in contemporary art or design. Applicants may live in the Lake Constance region, elsewhere in Germany, elsewhere in Europe, or internationally. Sufficient German or English is required. There is no age limit, although Neuwerk states that the program particularly addresses artists in the early or middle stages of their professional careers. Applicants should also be prepared to reside on site. Neuwerk describes physical presence as an essential part of the residency, with short absences possible through prior arrangement. Neuwerk Lake Residency Timeline - Call Published: August 2026 - Application Deadline: October 31, 2026 - Selection and Notification: Beginning of December 2026 - Residency: May 1 to June 30, 2027 - Exhibition Opening: Mid or late June 2027 - Exhibition: June through September 2027 Why The Neuwerk Lake Residency Matters Neuwerk Lake Residency combines a defined studio period with an exhibition and a required public-facing dimension. The jury criteria make the relationship among these components important to the application. Applicants need to present a feasible residency project, demonstrate how the period in Konstanz contributes to their artistic development, and propose a meaningful form of exchange or cultural mediation. The 116 m² studio provides substantial working space and residential use. Applicants should account carefully for the financial structure because travel, daily living expenses, insurance, artist fees, and specialized production resources remain their responsibility. OF THE FIELD. Apply to The Neuwerk Lake Residency Explore More Opportunities Find current artist residencies, grants, fellowships, commissions, open calls, and professional development opportunities at ContemporaryPerformance.com.

´ace

3rd Open Call 2026 | ´acePIRAR Artist-in-Residence International Program—Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Deadline: 31 Oct 2026 Country: Argentina We host 4-weeks Production and 2-weeks micro-Residencies for 2025. Our residencies support contemporary visual art practices and trans-disciplinary projects (including performance art, sound art and curatorial proposals) promoting EXCHANGE, DEBATE, EXPERIMENTATION and COLLABORATIVE WORK. DIFFERENT TYPES OF PRODUCTION RESIDENCIES: 4-weeks | 2-weeks micro-Residency ´ace doesn’t charge for an application fee and all of its residencies have a reduced fee for candidates who are 30 years old and under. Open Call deadline: October 31st, 2025. Duration of residency Production and Exploration residencies: 4 weeks micro-Residency: 2 weeks Palimpsest Project–mural painting residency: 8 days Though these are the usual durations of our programs, other possibilities are available upon conversation if it fits the project proposed by the resident. Accommodation ´ace has two apartments — however, lodging can be arranged with us or independently, according to each resident’s needs. Buenos Aires is a city full of options ranging from inexpensive hostels to a room in a private house or high-end quality hotels. We are located in a multicultural city, one of Latin America’s cultural centers that has a wide offer of visual arts, theatre, cinema and music to experience. The ´ace team will guide you through all sorts of cultural and artistic activities happening in this pulsating Latin American city that hosts great events, such as arteBA (contemporary art fair), FIBA (theatre festival), BAFICI (independent cinema festival), Performance Biennial (performance art), FILBA (literature festival), BAPhoto (photography fair) and many other exhibitions, conferences, festivals and more. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance ´ace hosts residencies for artists, curators and researchers from a wide range of mediums and languages, such as print media, photography, video, performance art, sound art, installation, design as multiple object, digital media, artist books, painting, illustration, textiles, new media and the interweaving between them or with other contemporary art practices. We have a fully equipped workshop for non-toxic print media techniques such as photolithography, engraving, screen printing, woodcut, mokuhanga, mokulito, monotype, algraphy, bookbinding and more. Our workshop has presses, tools and an assistant (available per request) who works in direct contact with our residents to secure safe work methods, permanent feedback during the creative process and active learning through first-hand experience and experimenting. The ´ace team has deep knowledge and expertise in art critique, performance art, installations, print media, and photography, and is available at all stages of the residency period to discuss possible ideas with active residents.Studio / Workspace Residents doing a PRODUCTION RESIDENCY usually make use of The Workshop: a large, quiet space with lots of natural light and equipment to facilitate a variety of traditional and new printing processes, works on papers, monotypes and artists books. In addition, the Políglota Room is a perfect space for performance art, audio-visual installations, lectures, video projections, etc. Residents can also work in The Tower: a silent and luminous studio located on the second floor with an open view, accessible by a spiral staircase. It is ideal to do research, study, write and create in an independent atmosphere. Other studios can be set up according to the project proposal and each resident’s needs. There are also many tools available and a lab for photosensitive print media techniques, as well as video and sound equipments already installed for video projections or audio-visual explorations. Residents in a micro-Residency can use The Workshop, The Tower or the Dialogue Space, where they set up and make the most out of their short but intense stay with us.Fees and support WE DON’T CHARGE ANY APPLICATION FEE. Residencies have a basic fee and residency candidates can select other options. Basic fee covers: studio space; access to equipment; workshop materials (depending on the needs of the project); reviews from a professional team permanently available; pre-production and production assistance; lunchs, refreshments, fruits, snacks and beverages at studio hours; accident insurance at the studio; guidance through the city and its cultural events; public transportation card; professional networking; a profile on ´ace’s website. We also offer residents the chance to pair residents with local artists and/or curators for a collaborative project, should it be wished for or necessary. The residency fee DOES NOT include: travel costs to and from Buenos Aires, travelers’ health insurance, costs of visas (if necessary), per diem and shipping expenses for the produced work (we suggest always to bring the work back with you and not to ship it). Expectations towards the artist Residents at ´ace are expected to work on a specific project proposed by them or to do their own research without a specific outcome in mind — in both cases, presented projects are plausible of evolving through experiences acquired within the residency period, and residents are encouraged to embrace these experiences with an open heart and mind. Residency periods can end with: - an exhibition, though it is not mandatory - artist talks, which are encouraged if residents want to give them - we can also hold open studio instances in which our residents can receive the visit of curators, artists, colleagues and the local public in order to be able to share their work and process with members of the local artistic community Application information Interested candidates can go through all necessary information about our programs as found on this link. Once they’ve received the overview documents describing our programs in detail and selected the one that best suits their needs and expectations, candidates have to start the online application process by filling out the respective online form according to the chosen type of residency. This includes the description of a project or research subject for t stay, plus the submission of the accompanying materials: a full CV and images or video links documenting previous works. We DO NOT accept physical applications, nor applications via email that did not go through our regular application forms.The selection process considers the proposed project or research subject, its relevance to local and international art standards, its feasibility, the availability of the selected dates and how artists from different parts of the world, backgrounds and mediums may interact with each other enriching each other’s processes.

Belgrade Art Studio

Belgrade PETIT Studio Residency WRITERS, CURATORS, THINKER, PHOTOGRAPHERS, ARTISTS/DESIGNERS Deadline: 31 Oct 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 [email protected] 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 FEEDeadline ROLLING

PrintAustin

The Contemporary Print 2027 PrintAustin is excited to announce the open call for its 14th annual juried international exhibition, _The Contemporary Print._   _The Contemporary Print_ is a survey of traditional printmaking techniques and innovative approaches in contemporary printmaking. While non-traditional or digital output is accepted as a print element, submissions must utilize traditional print media as their primary technique. These include lithography, relief, intaglio, silkscreen, photopolymer plate (i.e. SolarPlates), and monotype. Solely digital and photographic prints are not eligible. **EXHIBITION DATES:**  January 21 - March 20, 2027 **MEET THE JUROR & MEMBERS PREVIEW:** TBD **OPENING RECEPTION:**  TBD **VENUE:** The Art Galleries (TAG) at Austin Community College, 6101 Highland Campus Dr. Austin, TX Copyright © 2026 ArtConnect Deadline: Oct. 31, 2026at 22:45 UTC Deadline: Oct. 31, 2026at 22:45 UTC Rewards: Artistic fields: Overview PrintAustin is excited to announce the open call for its 14th annual juried international exhibition, The Contemporary Print. The Contemporary Print is a survey of traditional printmaking techniques and innovative approaches in contemporary printmaking. While non-traditional or digital output is accepted as a print element, submissions must utilize traditional print media as their primary technique. These include lithography, relief, intaglio, silkscreen, photopolymer plate (i.e. SolarPlates), and monotype. Solely digital and photographic prints are not eligible. EXHIBITION DATES:  January 21 - March 20, 2027 MEET THE JUROR & MEMBERS PREVIEW: TBD OPENING RECEPTION:  TBD VENUE: The Art Galleries (TAG) at Austin Community College, 6101 Highland Campus Dr. Austin, TX Eligibility Rewards The Contemporary Print 2027

Haihatus

Haihatus Artist Residency Open Call – February–April 2027 Deadline: 31 Oct 2026 Country: Finland Haihatus Artist Residency is part of an independent, artist-run contemporary art centre in Joutsa, Central Finland. Set in three historic buildings on the edge of open fields, Haihatus combines the peace of the Finnish countryside with an active and unconventional art environment. Here, you live and work surrounded by art. Across approximately 1,500 m², Haihatus offers studios, workshops, exhibition and performance spaces, an outdoor sculpture park and unexpected spaces shaped by artists over the years. The art centre hosts exhibitions, concerts, performances and workshops throughout the year and attracts around 7,000 visitors annually. The residency gives you freedom to use this environment in your own way. There is no requirement to produce a finished work: you can develop an existing practice, begin something new, research, write, experiment or simply give yourself uninterrupted time to think and work. You can work independently or exchange ideas and collaborate with other residents and the wider Haihatus community. Exhibitions, performances, screenings, workshops and artist talks are possible, but always optional. Life at Haihatus moves between privacy and community. You have your own room and space to withdraw, while shared kitchens, studios, meals and sauna create natural opportunities to meet other artists. Step outside and you are surrounded by fields, forests and lakes, while the everyday services of Joutsa remain within walking distance. In summer, Haihatus expands into a lively art destination with its annual contemporary art exhibition, vegan summer café and Art Camping. The wider grounds include spaces such as a summer cinema, outdoor stage, tower and silo—part of a place where art is not confined to a white-cube gallery. Come alone, as a duo or as a working group, for two weeks to three months. Bring a clear project, an ongoing process, or simply something that needs time and space to become clear. Duration of residency Residencies range from two weeks to three months. For this open call, you can apply for a period between February and April 2027. Whether you need an intensive few weeks or a longer period to let your work develop, you can propose the timeframe that best suits your practice. Accommodation Residents live in Utopia House, Haihatus’ main residency building and the social heart of the community. You have your own private single or double room with a small kitchenette, while the fully equipped kitchen, living areas, bathrooms, sauna, laundry facilities and large garden are shared. Life at Utopia offers both sides of a residency: privacy when you want to focus and an easy way to meet other artists when you want company. Shared meals, conversations and sauna often become a natural part of everyday life. And yes, there is a resident cat. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Haihatus welcomes visual artists, writers, performers, musicians and other creative practitioners, including interdisciplinary and experimental practices. The facilities support everything from quiet writing and research to performance, installation and large-scale construction. Residents have access to three large studios, woodworking facilities, screen printing, textile equipment, electronic art and AV workspaces, shared tools and professional equipment for music rehearsals and performances. The Haihatus team can help you find the right space and equipment, develop ideas and, if you wish, bring your work to an audience through an exhibition, performance, workshop or artist talk.Studio / Workspace Haihatus is not built around a single standard studio. Across three historic buildings and approximately 1,500 m², artists can find very different environments for working. There are three large shared studios, quieter spaces for focused work, specialised workshops and indoor and outdoor areas suitable for installations, performances and experimentation. If your project needs an unusual space or setup, tell us. One of Haihatus’ strengths is the freedom to find a space that fits the work—not the other way around.Fees and support €660/month for one person €990/month for two people sharing a room The fee includes accommodation, Wi-Fi and access to Haihatus’ shared living and working spaces and facilities. A confirmation fee of €100/person (€200 for two people sharing a room) is paid after acceptance and deducted from the total residency fee. Beyond space and accommodation, residents can receive practical and artistic support from the Haihatus team—from finding the right tools and workspace to developing ideas and organising an optional public event. Expectations towards the artist At Haihatus, process matters more than outcome. There is no requirement to produce a finished work, exhibition or performance. Use the residency for what your practice needs: making, researching, writing, experimenting or simply having uninterrupted time to think. If you do want to share your work, Haihatus can support an exhibition, performance, screening, workshop or artist talk—but it is entirely optional. Application information Tell us about your practice, what you would like to explore or work on at Haihatus, and your preferred residency dates. You do not need to arrive with a perfectly defined project or promise a finished outcome. We are interested in ongoing processes, experimentation and ideas that still need time to develop. Individuals, duos and working groups are welcome. Deadline: 31 October 2026 at 23:59 (EET, UTC+2). Questions: [email protected]

Farm Studio India

Farm Studio India International Artist Residency Deadline: 31 Oct 2026 Country: India Farm Studio International Artist Residency is located in a rural community in India. Residents stay and create in a quiet art centre and beautiful environment where they can develop their artwork free from accustomed distractions. Farm Studio residency provides three types of working spaces where artists can explore their art and ideas in the rural Rajasthani environment; at the Farm Studio indoor studios, the outdoor desert and farm environments, and in Andore Village. Relationships form between the artists coming from different countries and varied social, cultural, and artistic backgrounds. Many exciting exchanges and dialogues among artists take place, including scheduled artist talks, presentations, works in progress showings, final exhibitions, etc. Farm Studio also promotes and celebrates the local community’s artistic and cultural identity while also introducing art and culture of others’ (Indian and International guests) back to the community. This intercultural exchange broadens everyone’s experiences and fosters art appreciation. Duration of residency Residency Timings: October 3-28, 2027 November 3-28, 2027 December 3-28, 2027 Accommodation Private hut or private room with bed and bedding, table, stool/chair, open landscape, electricity, and shared (private) bathrooms. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Artists of all disciplines creating in any media are welcome to apply. Open to emerging and established artists.Studio / Workspace There are 4 studio spaces on the Farm Studio property, see photos here: https://farmstudioindia.org/gallery-01/ Additional studio space and an art gallery in the village: https://www.instagram.com/hingeartsspace/Fees and support $850 USD Residency Fee includes: Accommodation Meals (vegetarian breakfast, lunch, dinner) Chai (anytime, on request) Studio spaces Exhibition opportunity Invitation letter Local sight-seeing Work tables Basic tools 24 hr staff on site Expectations towards the artist Artists are welcome to give a workshop to the local community. During the residency period an artist talk among the residents takes places. Additionally, an optional art exhibition can be organized near the end of the residency. Application information Apply here: https://farmstudioindia.org/art-residency/

apexart

apexart seeks curatorial proposals for next season of exhibitions Exhibition Opportunity | Promoted just added Updated: 10 September 2026 Exhibition Opportunity | Promoted just added apexart seeks curatorial proposals for next season of exhibitions Updated: 10 September 2026 apexart invites curators, artists, writers and creative individuals worldwide to submit proposals for five exhibitions in its 2027–28 New York City season. Who can apply: Curators, artists, writers and creative individuals, regardless of location or previous experience. Proposals must be original, idea-driven group exhibitions, submitted in English and up to 500 words. What you get: Five winning proposals will receive an exhibition budget of up to $10,000, an internationally distributed brochure, advertising and support from the apexart team. Deadline 31 October 2026

Rossonove

Zero Land Consumption: Reimagining the Ligurian Coast Rossonove is a non-profit association dedicated to fostering artistic residencies that engage with the landscape and its transformations. They collaborate with artists, communities, and organizations to imagine alternative futures and implement creative interventions. Their guiding principle is “zero land consumption”—a commitment to working within existing spaces rather than contributing to further exploitation. The Ligurian coast, long preyed upon by short-term tourism and… read more Zero Land Consumption: Reimagining the Ligurian Coast Rossonove is a non-profit association dedicated to fostering artistic residencies that engage with the landscape and its transformations. They collaborate with artists, communities, and organizations to imagine alternative futures and implement creative interventions. Their guiding principle is “zero land consumption”—a commitment to working within existing spaces rather than contributing to further exploitation. The Ligurian coast, long preyed upon by short-term tourism and unchecked development, needs new narratives that reconnect its people to their environment. “We should feel intimately that we have slipped from a simple ecological crisis to what should rather be called a profound mutation in our relationship with the world.” — Bruno Latour The organisers of the residency believe artists can act as catalysts — infusing alternative imaginaries and new ways of seeing into the landscapes they inhabit, if only for a time. They invite artists of all disciplines, at any stage of their career, to spend three weeks in Western Liguria and help this land reconnect. Where you will work: - The Beach — 4 km of contested coastline between Alassio and Laigueglia - The Train Line — an unfinished 19th-century line, part of the landscape - Ranzi — a quiet mountain hamlet with an abandoned pizzeria and a small vineyard in need of care - Former Naval Shipyard — 800 m of abandoned industrial waterfront in Pietra Ligure - La Rosagialla Balcony — a suspended terrace overlooking the sea - The Caves — former quarries, some still active, some abandoned - The Albenga Plain — greenhouses and farmland, plastic-intensive, with an often-invisible migrant workforce - Puerta del Sol — an abandoned hotel, once a training ground for the Italian national football team - Julia Augusta — a preserved stretch of ancient Roman road, including the Roman "Ponte Lungo" bridge in Albenga - Oleificio Roveraro — a former oil mill, empty and crumbling between speculation and regeneration The residency covers: - A place to stay — La Casa della Rosa Gialla, a welcoming home with a coworking space and an inspiring view, will be your base for three weeks. - A space to work — They will introduce you to the landscapes, abandoned spaces, and communities of Liguria, helping you find the right setting for your project. - Documentation & Presentation — Your process will be documented under open licenses, and the organisers will help share your work at the end of the residency. Rossonove cannot offer artist fees or cover travel costs to and from Alassio. Send your proposal to [email protected] by October 31, 2026: - There is no required format, age limit, or CV expectation—this call is open to everyone. - Duration: 3 weeks, from March to June and from October to November. - The organisers welcome proposals from artists of all disciplines, at any stage of their career. - Familiarize yourself with the locations we are considering for artistic inquiry and interventions for 2027 - Introduce yourself in whatever form suits you—words, images, drawings, sounds etc. - Include a sample of your work and a short proposal explaining what you’d like to explore during your residency and your methodology to approach site specific work.

Studio 88 Artist Residency

Reviving Nature 2027 (Chiang Mai, Thailand) Deadline: 31 Oct 2026 Country: Thailand Play • Learn • Perform • Participate International Artist Residency and Festival January–March 2027 | Chiang Mai, Thailand What if environmental action began with curiosity? What if climate conversations could be playful, creative, participatory and joyful? Plearn (เพลิน) is an international artist residency and festival exploring how art can inspire environmental awareness through play, imagination and shared experience. The Thai word เพลิน means to enjoy, to become absorbed in an experience and to find pleasure in the moment. It invites us to slow down, explore and reconnect—with nature, with communities and with one another. Rather than approaching climate change only as a crisis, Plearn asks: How can artists create experiences that make people care because they have participated, discovered, played and imagined together? We invite artists to transform environmental learning into an open playground where audiences become participants rather than spectators. The Open Call Artists may develop interactive installations, performances, games, workshops, public interventions, storytelling, movement, sound, digital media, ecological design, socially engaged work or other interdisciplinary approaches. We are interested in work that invites people to touch, build, question, listen, move, imagine and collaborate—and, through doing so, reconnect with the living world. Projects may respond to subjects including: climate change and environmental justice biodiversity and ecosystems air pollution, water and forests food systems, waste and the circular economy Indigenous and local knowledge community resilience regenerative practices future imagination relationships between humans and nature Projects may be poetic, experimental, educational, performative, speculative, interactive or socially engaged. Who Can Apply The open call welcomes artists, collectives, performers, designers, researchers, educators, makers, architects, technologists, musicians, writers, filmmakers, environmental practitioners and creative thinkers from all countries. Applications are welcome across disciplines, including: visual art, installation and public art theatre, dance, performance and movement music and sound art film, photography and storytelling digital and interactive media design, architecture and craft environmental and socially engaged practice community arts and interdisciplinary work Emerging and established practitioners are equally welcome. We are particularly interested in applicants who are open to exchange, experimentation and engagement beyond the boundaries of their usual practice. The Residency Residency period: January–March 2027 Location: Studio 88 Artist Residency, Doi Saket, Chiang Mai, Thailand Residency dates are flexible and will depend on each artist’s proposal and the opportunities available within the wider programme. Artists will have time and space to research, experiment and develop their work in dialogue with local environments, communities and fellow residents. Studio 88 offers a setting that is both secluded and connected: a place for concentrated practice within reach of Chiang Mai’s artistic and cultural life. Duration of residency January–March 2027 3 to 8 weeks residency Accommodation Private accommodation, standalone bungalows, with a kitchen for light cooking. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Artists across disciplines: visual, performance, literary, digital, sound, and more. Creatives exploring environmental themes in dialogue with diverse peers. Practitioners ready to engage in exchange and cross-cultural learningStudio / Workspace Both private and shared, large and small. Darkroom, ceramics studio, woodworking, metalworking. For more information, visit our website.Fees and support Variable, depends on the length of stay. Please visit our website or contact us for more information. Potential funding is available for specific countries and circumstances. Expectations towards the artist All exhibitions or workshops are optional and to be discussed and agreed upon between Studio 88 Artist Residency and the artists. There may be additional fees involved. Application information https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScWBfuwZhLNOHLg6tvsC_AE4skVF-e-dvgbk62fdxB6qkLAYA/viewform?usp=header

Arts, Culture, and Entertainment (ACE) District

Sculpture Trail Baytown 2027 Entry Deadline: Oct 31, 2026, 11:59:00 PM Eligibility: National Entry Fee: 25.00 Texas Baytown Sculpture Trail The Baytown Sculpture Trail continues for it's sixth year in 2027 with a new juried exhibit of original outdoor sculptures displayed year-round in the Arts, Culture, and Entertainment (ACE) District in historic Downtown Baytown, Texas. The ACE District is a 501(c)3 organization purposed with promoting both cultural and economic expansion within the City of Baytown. Baytown is a suburb of Houston and the 5th largest city in Harris County with a population of around 86,000. Harris Count The Baytown Sculpture Trail continues for it's sixth year in 2027 with a new juried exhibit of original outdoor sculptures displayed year-round in the Arts, Culture, and Entertainment (ACE) District in historic Downtown Baytown, Texas. The ACE District is a 501(c)3 organization purposed with promoting both cultural and economic expansion within the City of Baytown. Baytown is a suburb of Houston and the 5th largest city in Harris County with a population of around 86,000. Harris County itself is the 3rd largest county in the United States. Up to twenty sculptures will be chosen for this exhibit. Artists may enter up to 5 pieces. The fee for the first two submissions is $25 each. If the artist choses to enter more than two artworks the fee for entries three through five will be $18 each. The call is open to professional and amateur sculptors of all backgrounds. Call parameters are listed on the "Prospectus" page. Please click the Prospectus tab at the top of this page and thoroughly read the entry parameters. Make sure your artwork meets the minimum parameters before submitting it. The sculptures chosen to participate in the exhibit are owned by the artist and loaned to the exhibit for one year. All artists must register with ArtCall.org before submitting their work if they have not previously done so. Registration and logon links are located at the top right corner of this page. Your submission to this art call signifies you have read and understand the Terms and Conditions. The Sculpture Trail Jury will critique entries on artistic merit, creativity, durability, and public safety in an outdoor setting. All artists will be notified of the jurors’ decisions no later than November 22, 2026. Each sculptor selected for this 12-month exhibition will receive a $1,500 honorarium per sculpture chosen. Sales of any work in the exhibition will be subject to a 30% commission. Additionally, Sculpture Trail patrons will have the option of leasing the sculpture for display at their business location for an additional year. The 25% commission applies to the lease as well. We have had quite good success in selling and leasing our accepted artist's work. Through the Baytown Sculpture Trail's first four years we have sold at 28 works and leased 22. During the course of the exhibition we encourage Sculpture Trail visitors to vote for their favorite sculpture. These votes will be tabulated in early January and the artwork with the most People's Choice Award votes will receive $1,000. Additionally we will have a jury of independent artists chose a Best of Show in mid January. The artist of the selected sculpture will be awarded $1,000. Each exhibition sculptor will receive 2 complimentary nights at a popular Baytown hotel for the reception. Please read the Terms & Conditions via the link at the very bottom left of this page. Submission to this call signifies understanding and agreement with these terms and conditions. The video below will familiarize you with the ArtCall.org entry process.

EurAsia Dance Company & DANCEHAUSpiù

EurAsia & DANCEHAUSpiu Workshop / Audition Jul 27, 2026 | Workshops EurAsia & DANCEHAUSpiù will hold a winter workshop-audition this December 2026 in collaboration with Gdańsk Dance Festival, in Poland: Stefano Fardelli & Matteo Bittante are looking for dancers (M/F) with strong technical and improvisational skills for upcoming productions of both the EurAsia Dance Company and DANCEHAUSpiù. Where: Klub Zak, aleja Grunwaldzka 197, 80-266 Gdańsk, Poland When: Workshop-Audition: from Monday 7th to Sunday 13th of December 2026, from 10:00 to 17:00 every day. Deadline for applications: October 31st 2026 at midnight C.E.T. – Central European Time. How to apply: please read all information on the website before you apply: https://www.eurasiadanceproject.com/news/workshop-audition-in-poland/ Send your application to [email protected] Subject of the e-mail: Workshop / Audition Dec. 2026 – Attach: CV (short version) with a few professional photos – Paste: a link to a max. 2-minute long video – showreel (only by YouTube.com with public or not in list links) – Important: only apply if you are available for the full period of the Workshop-Audition Costs for participants: EUR 350 from application received from July 20th till deadline  (Only pre-selected dancers, after sending their applications, will have to pay the fee.)    Travel costs, food expenses, travel organization and other expenses are NOT covered (These costs are on the side of the dancers and their responsibility, also in case of cancellation). Contact details: apply to: [email protected] JOIN US: www.eurasiadanceproject.com WhatsApp: +39 3394424771 MORE INFO: [email protected] For further information, please visit https://www.eurasiadanceproject.com/news/workshop-audition-in-poland/ For more dance WORKSHOPS, visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/workshop/

Hektor

Hektor, Lanzarote, Open Call 2027 Deadline: 31 Oct 2026 Country: Spain Hektor is a safe space on the inspiring island of Lanzarote for artists, activists, guests, and friends. For 2027, our core focus is planet-driven art, and we invite creators who are passionate about making a change, reducing environmental impact, and fostering a more beautiful world. Over the years, we have welcomed more than 65 artists from 16 different countries, including talented creators like Tanja Haramincic, Stefaan De Croock, Maarten De Naeyer, Julian Bender, Sonia Rentsch, Amit Berman, and Celina August Schumm. We offer working space to artists and activists whose work aligns closely with our values of land regeneration and sustainable living. For our 2027 call, we are particularly interested in welcoming artists who want to share their vision of a better world. We welcome you whether you prefer to work independently, bring an artistic partner, or thrive surrounded by other artists. Duration of residency From two weeks to as long as you want Accommodation You will stay in one of our recently renovated 30-40 square meter private suites, which include a kitchenette, a dining area, an en-suite bathroom, a double bed, and decor from our art collection. Your stay includes access to: A shared workspace (taller) equipped with an extra kitchen. Our extensive grounds, featuring a shared pool, relaxing spots, a picking garden, and 13,500m2 of farmlands. Our expanding animal kingdom, Auchón, where you can meet our beloved rescue animals. A physical and online library containing literature on our values and the island. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All disciplines can apply. We have a taller with materials for painters, illustrators, basic materials for ceramic artists (no kiln, but there is a kiln for rent on the island). Working outdoor is possible too, and we offer plenty of options for writers and musicians.Studio / Workspace The studio is private to shared with one artist or several artists, depending on the time of year. More information on our website.Fees and support Fees from 690 Expectations towards the artist We do not expect any work donations, but ask the following: Acknowledgment: Please acknowledge Hektor for work produced during or as a result of the residency on your website (including a link), social media (including a clearly visible tag), and print media (including a link to our website). Photography & Print: All pictures taken of the property should mention Hektor (with a link on your website and tags on social media). Print publication is not allowed unless there is a written confirmation (via e-mail only) from us. Your Artist Webpage: We will create a dedicated webpage for you as an artist prior to your arrival and update this after your stay. We kindly ask you to provide us with qualitative material to feature. Application information You can apply via our website. A portfolio or soundcloud online are mandatory.

The Art Department, Paisley Ltd

The Wellspring of 1000 Eyes Entry Deadline: Oct 31, 2026, 11:59:00 PM Eligibility: International Entry Fee: Free to Enter ---Non US States--- Welcome to the Visions of Paisley - 1000 Eyes An exhibition to celebrate one year of The Art Department's new home. An exhibition featuring painted, stained glass and mixed media and photography to celebrate visions of Paisley old and new, inspired by the famous phrase by Benjamin Disraeli "Keep your Eye on Paisley" Inspired by our new home at 9-11 Causeyside St ( a former Argos store) and the Greek God “Argos Panoptes” The earthborn son of Gaia he was a giant with 100 eyes. “And s An exhibition featuring painted, stained glass and mixed media and photography to celebrate visions of Paisley old and new, inspired by the famous phrase by Benjamin Disraeli "Keep your Eye on Paisley" Inspired by our new home at 9-11 Causeyside St ( a former Argos store) and the Greek God “Argos Panoptes” The earthborn son of Gaia he was a giant with 100 eyes. “And set a watcher upon her, great and strong Argos, who with four eyes looks every way. And the goddess stirred in him unwearying strength: sleep never fell upon his eyes; but he kept sure watch always.” His great service to the Olympian pantheon was to slay the chthonic serpent-legged monster Echidna as she slept in her cave. Hera's defining task for Argos was to guard the white heifer Io from Zeus, She required someone who had at least a hundred eyes spread out, always watching in all directions, someone who would stay awake despite being asleep. Argos was meant to be the perfect guardian. Calling all artists! The Art Department, Paisley Ltd is announcing a CALL FOR ENTRIES for THE WELLSPRING OF 1000 EYES. Taking place at The Art Department, Paisley. The show will open on 1st December 2026 and run until 30th January 2027 at our new permanent home and gallery space at 9-11 Causeyside Street, Paisley PA1 1UW. The organisers are looking for entries which includes STAINED GLASS, PAINTED GLASS, TEXTILES, PRINTS, SCULPTURE, MIXED MEDIA , CERAMICS, INSTALLATION, DIGITAL, FILM, VIDEO. Closing date for entries is 31st October 2026. There is NO hanging fee for this show. The project is supported by Renfrewshire Council's Culture, Heritage & Events Fund. Artists can submit a maximum of SIX art works. All submissions must be made online via this site. Sales proceeds benefit the charity and contribute to organisation, hanging and marketing costs. Sales Commission is 30% with VAT @ 20% on the sales commission element only. Remittance to artists will be by 31st March 2027 Please note we expect the majority of work submitted to be for sale. Key Dates - Call for Entries CLOSES 31ST OCTOBER 2026 - Artists Notification 8th November 2026 - Hand-in of artwork 16th-30th November 2026 - Exhibition Opening 1st December 2026 - Show ends 30th January 2027 - Exhibition Opening Hours Mon-Sat 9.30am-4pm - Hand-Back 1-6th February 2027 - Remittance of sales by 31st March 2027 Any enquiries should be directed to The Art Department, Paisley team as the main exhibition organisers. The Art Department, Paisley Ltd 9-11 Causeyside Street, PAISLEY PA1 1UW Tel 0141 847 1122 (office hours Tue-Sat 10am-4pm (closed Sun/Mon) Email [email protected] PROJECT THEMES Participants are invited to respond these broad themes Vintage Paisley - any photograph or artwork that captures images of Paisley's past or present. The Eyes are the Windows to the Soul THE IRIS OF THE EYE & VISIONS OF THE COSMOS FURTHER READING: Eyes in Art: A History of Representation and Symbolism - Kickstand ProjectThe All-Seeing Eye: Exploring the Symbolism of Eyes in Art Through the Ages — Human in Design™ The Eye as Art: Anatomy and Vision in the 18th Century - Dittrick Medical History Center Decoding Symbolism: The Eye's Hidden Meaning In Art Explained | CyPaint

Museum of Model Art (MoMA) / MERZ

MODELS as METAPHORS with Scotland’s MERZ Museum of Model Art Deadline: 01 Nov 2026 Country: United Kingdom The Museum of Model Art (MoMA) opened in 2019 alongside the MERZ gallery. This is our first residency programme dedicated to model making, in particular conceptual models that examine in miniature conflict, social engagement and artistic change. The Museum houses 1/24th scale models accessed via viewing slots, to encourage close and individual scrutiny. The residency over several months – with minimum one month stays – anticipates an exhibition of work by artists who reconstruct and project memory and resolution through models. Duration of residency From one month to three months. Accommodation The Museum shares self-contained accommodation with MERZ. This include the Bothy for one or two sharing. Tadpole with king sized bed and no 5 with two bedrooms and a ground floor studio. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance David Rushton's models are housed at the Museum of Model Art and he will be able to assist and support on techniques and from the Museum's store of model making materials.Studio / Workspace The Museum of Model Art can serves as a large workspace went not exhibiting sitting alongside ZIP studio. The No 5 cottage has a studio on the ground floor.Fees and support Fees are based on accommodation and range from £1400-1680 per twenty eight days. The fee includes exhibition and promotion for the final weekend of a stay with filming of work in progress (if appropriate). Expectations towards the artist Exhibitions, talks and workshops (with local kids) are options. Application information Artists should apply with photographs of models and a suggestion as to why this residency in a model-making environment is attractive.

Existential Hope Meme Prize Prizes and Awards just added Updated: 17 September 2026 Prizes and Awards just added Existential Hope Meme Prize Updated: 17 September 2026 We're giving out $10,000 for a meme. But not just any meme. Everyone can picture a dystopia, and the internet is full of them: P(doom), Shoggoths, Black Mirror, Ready Player One. Instead, can you show us a vision of the future that’s both hopeful and scientifically grounded? Who can apply: Anyone can apply (under-18s with parent or guardian permission). What you get: All finalists will be featured on our website. The winner gets $10,000. Deadline 01 November 2026

American-Scandinavian Foundation

Up to $23,000 Fellowships: American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships · Artist Opportunities · Featured American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships for Americans offer up to $23,000 for research and creative arts projects across the Nordic region. Application deadline: November 1. September 9, 2026 American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships support creative-arts and research projects across the Nordic region for periods of 1 to 12 months. Table of Contents The American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships for Americans provide up to $23,000 for long-term projects and up to $5,000 for short-term projects in Denmark, Greenland, the Faroe Islands, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sápmi, and Sweden. The American-Scandinavian Foundation accepts applications from U.S. citizens and permanent residents pursuing research or creative-arts projects in the Nordic region. Awards are made in all fields, and the current application specifically includes creative arts among eligible project areas. Long-term projects run 4 to 12 months, while short-term projects run 1 to 3 months. Join the Weekly Artist Opportunities Newsletter American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships Snapshot What: Fellowships for research or creative-arts projects in the Nordic region. Who: U.S. citizens or permanent residents who have completed their undergraduate degree by the start of the project. Where: Denmark, Greenland, Faroe Islands, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sápmi, and Sweden. Award / Support: Long-term fellowships of up to $23,000 and short-term fellowships of up to $5,000. Application Fee: FREE Residency Duration: Long-term projects of 4-12 months or short-term projects of 1-3 months. Deadline: November 1 Official Link: American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships for Americans Strategy Coach Notes: https://www.patreon.com/pformart/posts/american-for-169053857 Get The Application Strategy The ASF application requires a defined project, a clear reason for undertaking it in the Nordic region, and evidence that the applicant has established an appropriate local affiliation. The application includes a 150-word Project Abstract, a 1,500-word Project Statement, a project budget, three recommendations, a host-country Letter of Affiliation or Invitation, transcripts, and, when applicable, research ethics documentation. ASF states that a multidisciplinary panel reviews applications and that they should be accessible to non-experts. These requirements make project framing, geographic necessity, host relationships, duration, and budget alignment central components of the application. Join the network to access the Strategy Coach Notes for this opportunity. About the American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships The American-Scandinavian Foundation supports educational and cultural exchange between the United States and the Nordic countries. Its Fellowships for Americans program supports graduate students, academic professionals, independent scholars, and creative practitioners undertaking research or creative-arts projects in the Nordic region. ASF states that priority is given to candidates at the graduate level conducting dissertation-related research, while awards are made across all fields. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents and must have completed their undergraduate education by the time their proposed project begins. The current fellowship system contains two project lengths. Long-term projects run 4-12 months and can receive up to $23,000. Short-term projects run 1-3 months and can receive up to $5,000. Projects should begin after April 15. Applicants are expected to devote full time to their proposed work and explain the amount of time required. Each applicant must arrange their own academic or professional affiliation in the Nordic region and submit confirmation from the institution or individuals named in the proposal. What Is Offered ASF identifies the following areas of support: - Long-term fellowships of up to $23,000 - Short-term fellowships of up to $5,000 ASF states that awards may require supplementation from other sources. Applicants must notify ASF about additional award offers, and ASF funding should not duplicate benefits provided through another award. Who Should Apply The fellowship is open to U.S. citizens or permanent residents who will have completed an undergraduate degree before beginning their project. ASF describes the program as supporting graduate students, preferably those conducting dissertation research, and academic professionals pursuing research or creative-arts projects. Awards are made in all fields. Team projects are eligible. Each team member must submit an individual, fully documented application. First priority is given to applicants who have not previously received an ASF award. Applicants may receive only two ASF awards during a ten-year period, with a third considered only in exceptional cases. Artists considering an established residency program should examine the guidelines carefully. ASF states that it does not ordinarily support art residency programs. An applicant proposing a residency must explain why that residency is crucial to the work. American-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships Timeline Application Deadline: November 1 Project Start: After April 15 Long-Term Project: 4-12 months Short-Term Project: 1-3 months Applicants planning work during July or August should also account for Nordic summer holidays. ASF specifically cautions that many people may be unavailable for consultation during these months. Why TheAmerican-Scandinavian Foundation Fellowships Matter Creative-arts projects are explicitly included in the ASF fellowship program, and the Foundation’s 2026-2027 Fellows demonstrate the range of artistic practices that have received support. Recent fellows include independent artists working in film, performing arts, visual arts, music, languages and literatures, and interdisciplinary creative projects. Host affiliations include Helsinki Litho, Artica Svalbard, Gothenburg University, the University of Iceland, and other Nordic institutions. For contemporary performance artists, the fellowship can support an extended period of project-specific work tied to a Nordic location, institution, archive, artistic organization, or professional relationship. ASF requires applicants to establish that relationship themselves and explain why work in the Nordic region is essential to the proposed project. Recent awards to independent artists working across performing and visual arts confirm that creative practice can fit the program when the project and Nordic affiliation meet the fellowship structure. OF THE FIELD. Apply DEADLINE: November 1. https://www.amscan.org/fellowships-and-grants/fellowshipsgrants-to-study-in-scandinavia Explore More Opportunities Latest Posts - Up to $23,000 Fellowships: American-Scandinavian Foundation - €10,000 for Emerging Artists: The Supporting Act Foundation 2026 Artist Grant - Up To €10,000 – Greece Phenomenon Grant - Columbia Paris Fellowship: $75,000 for Artists - Neuwerk Lake Residency – Germany Artist Residency 2027 Photo: Leasa Weimer

The Hide Artist Retreat

Open call self-led month-long residencies in The Cotswolds, UK Deadline: 01 Nov 2026 Country: United Kingdom Open call – apply now for 2027 self-led residency for creatives at The Hide Artist Retreat. Stay in purpose built Live/Work studio in beautiful natural landscape with far reaching views of The Cotswolds. All creatives welcome – Including: visual artists, painters, sculptors, illustrators, designers, photographers, filmmakers, screen and playwrights, novelists, musicians, performance artists, dancers and choreographers, curators and creative thinkers. Our Live/Work studio is a fully contained, one-level living space – designed for both comfort and productivity. Key features include: adaptable 8x6m (48m²) workspace with work tables, chairs, easels, Butler sink, king-sized bed, kitchenette, ensuite shower room, and outside seating area with garden view. Amenities include: heating, hot water, electricity, WiFi, large southwest-facing windows, north-facing Velux, blackout blinds, bedding, towels, microwave, kettle, toaster, small electric hob, and basic kitchen equipment. The charming town of Nailsworth is just a short woodland walk or drive from The Hide. It houses several bars, cafes, and shops. The local pub The Old Lodge is up on the common and is great for those seeking local ales and hearty pub fare.  The lively town of Stroud is also a 10-minute drive to the North with its famous farmers’ market.  Should you wish to venture a bit further, Bath, Bristol Cheltenham and Gloucester are all within driving distance. Being set in the Cotswolds you will not want for artistic ideas either. This protected region is known for its undulating countryside, stone-built villages and variety of stately homes and manor houses – sure to get the creative juices flowing. Duration of residency One Month in the The private Live/Work studio.  Other opportunities for shorter stays also available.  Accommodation We offer month – long in the live/work studio and week-long in The Suite within our family home. We also offer alternative accommodation/guest/visitor space in the Shepherds Hut Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All creatives welcome - Including: visual artists, painters, sculptors, illustrators, designers, photographers, filmmakers, screen and playwrights, novelists, musicians, performance artists, dancers and choreographers, curators and creative thinkers. https://www.thehide.co/Studio / Workspace Our Live/Work studio is a fully contained, one-level living space - designed for both comfort and productivity. Key features include: adaptable 8x6m (48m²) workspace with work tables, chairs, easels, Butler sink, king-sized bed, kitchenette, ensuite shower room, and outside seating area with garden view.Fees and support Starting at £1300pm (single occupancy) Expectations towards the artist – Application information https://www.thehide.co/availability

George A. and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation

Howard Foundation Fellowship: $40,000 for Artists Grants/Funds · Artist Opportunities · Featured Howard Foundation Fellowship Ten $40,000 fellowships support performance writers, choreographers, and scholars working in theatre, dance, and performance studies. The Howard Foundation Fellowship will award ten $40,000 fellowships in its 2027 cycle. Applications are open to eligible early mid-career artists, writers, and September 15, 2026 Howard Foundation Fellowship Ten $40,000 fellowships support performance writers, choreographers, and scholars working in theatre, dance, and performance studies. Table of Contents The Howard Foundation Fellowship will award ten $40,000 fellowships in its 2027 cycle. Applications are open to eligible early mid-career artists, writers, and scholars who currently live and work in the United States or U.S. Territories. The current fields create three distinct pathways: Writing for Performance supports writers creating work intended for live or recorded performance; Choreography supports choreographers creating new original choreographic work; and Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies supports scholarly projects examining these fields from a critical perspective. Applications close November 1, 2026. Join the Newsletter Howard Foundation Fellowship Snapshot What: Ten Howard Foundation Fellowships across Writing for Performance or Choreography and Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies. Who: Eligible early mid-career writers, choreographers, artists, and scholars currently living and working in the United States or U.S. Territories. Where: United States and U.S. Territories. This is a non-residency fellowship. Award / Support: Ten fellowships of $40,000 each. Application Fee: FREE Deadline: November 1, 2026. Recommendation Deadline: November 15, 2026. Official Link: https://howardfoundation.smapply.org Choreography Strategy Coach Notes: https://www.patreon.com/pformart/posts/howard-2027-169608604? Writing for Performance Strategy Coach Notes: https://www.patreon.com/pformart/posts/howard-2027-for-169608011 Get The Application Strategy: Howard Foundation Fellowship The Howard Foundation competition contains distinct creative and scholarly pathways. Writers applying through Writing for Performance propose written work intended for live or recorded performance. Choreographers propose new original choreographic work and use a separate application form. Applicants in Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies propose scholarly projects that critically examine and interpret these fields. The application requires a new undertaking, a three-page project description, a two-page CV or resume, previous work, and two recommendations. The Foundation uses expert panels for successive rounds of screening before the strongest proposals advance to its multidisciplinary Board of Administration. Join the network to access the Strategy Coach Notes, including separate application strategies for Writing for Performance, Choreography, and Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies. About the Howard Foundation Fellowship The George A. and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation is an independent foundation administered at Brown University. It awards fellowships for independent projects in selected fields on a rotating schedule. The Foundation targets early mid-career individuals who have completed at least one major project and demonstrate the potential to become future leaders in their fields. The Foundation will award ten $40,000 fellowships in April 2027 in the current fields. Howard Fellowships are unrestricted, non-residency fellowships intended to support recipients’ intellectual and artistic development. Artists and scholars are expected to devote a substantial portion of time during the fellowship year to advancing new work. Fellowship funds may be combined with sabbatical leave or other sources of support. The application portal states that the fellowships primarily provide artists, scholars, and writers with time to complete their work. Howard Foundation Fellowship: Three Application Pathways Writing for Performance Writing for Performance is for writers creating written work intended for performance. The Foundation considers proposals from early mid-career authors, artists, and playwrights working in genres, styles, and media classified as Writing for Performance. The Foundation specifically identifies playwriting, monologues, performance poetry, screenplays, and other writing intended for live or recorded performance. The applicant is applying as the writer or author of the proposed work. Choreography Choreography is for choreographers creating new original choreographic work. The Foundation considers choreographic proposals designed for dance or other stage performance and notation. Artists may work in any genre, style, or media classified as Choreography. Choreography has a separate application form. Applicants must be generative artists who conceive and create new original work. They are generally expected to be in their fifth through fifteenth year of professional generative artistic practice and clearly beyond the emerging stage. The proposed work must be created and developed by the artist from concept to completion. Remounts, revivals, and interpretations of previously existing material are excluded. Collectives, companies, and groups are ineligible. Applicants must apply as solo artists or creators. A dancer, producer, director, or other choreographic collaborator who is not also a professional choreographer is ineligible. Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies is for scholars undertaking critical research and scholarship. The Foundation considers scholarly projects that examine and interpret theatre, dance, and performance studies from a critical point of view. Projects may address any genre, place, language, time period, or format and may use philological, historical, theoretical, or comparative perspectives. This category does not support creative work. Applicants should have a promising record of scholarly accomplishment that includes one major project. Application proposals should address methodology, timeframe, use of funding, and the intended impact of the project within the field of study. What Is Offered - Ten fellowships of $40,000 each - Unrestricted fellowship support - A non-residency structure - Time for the development of artistic, written, or scholarly work - Ability to combine fellowship funds with sabbatical leave or other support - Fellowship funds available beginning July 1, 2027 - Payment to the recipient or their institution - The Foundation does not provide indirect costs. Fellowship funds are primarily intended to support time for the work. - For Choreography, funds do not underwrite publication, advertising, or promotional costs. - For Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies, funds do not underwrite publication, advertising, or promotional costs. Who Should Apply Applicants should first determine which of the three pathways accurately describes the proposed project. Performance writers should apply through Writing for Performance when the proposed project is writing intended for live or recorded performance. Examples explicitly identified by Howard include playwriting, monologues, performance poetry, and screenplays. Choreographers should apply through Choreography when they are the generative artist conceiving and creating new original choreographic work. Applicants generally have five to fifteen years of professional generative artistic practice. The applicant must apply individually. Theatre, dance, and performance scholars should apply through Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies when the project is scholarly and critically examines or interprets these fields. Creative projects are ineligible within this pathway. Howard Foundation Fellowship Timeline - November 1, 2026: Applications due. - November 15, 2026: Recommendation letters due. - April 2027: Fellowship recipients announced. - July 1, 2027: Fellowship funds available. Why The Howard Foundation Fellowship Matters The Howard Foundation Fellowship offers substantial unrestricted support while addressing three forms of performance-related practice separately. Performance writers can seek support for new writing intended for live or recorded performance. Choreographers can seek support for new original choreographic work created through their own generative practice. Theatre, dance, and performance studies scholars can seek support for critical research and writing. That distinction makes the current fellowship cycle relevant across several parts of the contemporary performance field while preserving specific eligibility requirements for each form of practice. Ten recipients will each receive $40,000, and the non-residency structure allows recipients to undertake their work without relocating to a host institution. Apply to The Howard Foundation Fellowship Applications are submitted through the Howard Foundation’s official application portal. Deadline: November 1, 2026. Recommendation Deadline: November 15, 2026. Official Link: https://howardfoundation.smapply.org Explore More Opportunities Like The Howard Foundation Fellowship Find current grants, residencies, fellowships, commissions, open calls, and artist development resources through Contemporary Performance.

ARRIVAL Gallery

Show Your Art in London This November 2026 Exhibition Opportunity | Promoted just added Updated: 29 July 2026 Exhibition Opportunity | Promoted just added Show Your Art in London This November 2026 Updated: 29 July 2026 ARRIVAL Gallery invites artists worldwide to submit their work for the London November 2026 Showcase. Taking place from 13–15 November 2026 at 56 Dawes Road, Fulham, London SW6 7EJ, this exhibition brings together a selected group of artists for a focused physical presentation in one of the world’s most active cultural cities. Who can apply: Open to artists aged 18 and over worldwide. All mediums and artistic backgrounds are welcome. What you get: Selected artists will have their work exhibited in London, gaining international visibility and the opportunity to be part of ARRIVAL Gallery’s curated programme connecting artists and audiences across cultures. Entry fee: From £60. Deadline 01 November 2026

La Casa Móvil

Residencia de Otoño 2026. La Casa Móvil. Deadline: 01 Nov 2026 Country: Spain Este enclave hace de este lugar un contexto único para vincular con la naturaleza y crear en/con ella. Nuestra residencia fomenta como aspecto fundamental LOS CUIDADOS y por lo tanto, todo lo relativo a la propia escucha interna, a una mayor toma de conciencia con respecto a la vida y los procesos vinculados a la tierra, la vuelta al cuerpo, la atención a aspectos como lo emocional y lo espiritual. Y todo ello con un enfoque colaborativo y comunitario. En estas residencias nos interesa especialmente generar un rico clima de intercambio personal y cultural entre creadores internacionales y locales, ampliando experiencias e incluyendo nuevos lenguajes que ayuden a visibilizar el arte contemporáneo en el medio rural y a generar un contacto con la naturaleza y con el pueblo más amplio, rico y diverso. Se valorarán las propuestas que apuesten por visibilizar aspectos como: *generar conciencia personal y social, *construir red, poner en valor lo comunitario, *democratizar el arte, hacerlo accesible y parte del tejido rural. Todo ello poniendo en el centro LOS CUIDADOS como eje. Duration of residency Una semana. Del 16 al 23 de Noviembre. Accommodation La casa cuenta con espacio para alojar a 4 artistas simultáneamente en amplias habitaciones-taller de uso individual con baño privado. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Son bienvenidas artistas de cualquier disciplina artística siempre que sus planteamientos sean afines a la filosofía y propuesta de La Casa Móvil. Artes visuales / Arte Textil / Escultura en pequeño formato / Cerámica / Danza / Teatro / Performance / Música / Escritura / Ilustración / Programas educativos / Nuevos medios.Studio / Workspace Disponemos de una zona común que es espacio de trabajo y también expositivo así como de un espacio específico de taller. Trabajamos en colaboración con el EcoAlbergue de Algodonales que dispone de amplia sala para el trabajo corporal y maravillosas zonas exteriores de huerta. Y el Ayuntamiento de Algodonales también nos ofrece la sala de exposiciones en el Museo de Arte Local del pueblo. La casa cuenta con conexión wifi, patio interior con piscina, cocina totalmente equipada y zona exterior de trabajo.Fees and support Los artistas en Residencia que opten a una de las plazas, recibirán un descuento de La Casa Móvil que cubre una parte del costo de la Residencia que es un total de 420€ y por un periodo de una semana. Por lo tanto cada artista deberá hacerse cargo del pago de 350€ + impuestos (10%). Esto cubre alojamiento, uso de los espacios, calefacción y agua, además de mentoría y opción de acompañamiento arteterapéutico (una sesión individual/artista). Las artistas deberán conseguir su propia financiación. La Casa Móvil puede ayudar a las artistas que buscan becas proporcionándoles una carta de invitación. El precio no incluye la comida, el viaje desde el lugar de origen hasta el lugar de Residencia, el seguro médico, materiales artísticos y producción artística y gastos de vida diarios. El depósito para Residencias en La Casa Móvil es de 75€ en el momento de formalizar la inscripción y que se descontará del total del pago. La Casa Móvil, Casa de Artistas, es un proyecto autogestionado y todos nuestros ingresos se utilizan para lograr nuestros objetivos. Expectations towards the artist Se solicita a cada artista que presente una propuesta de taller para ser realizada con vecinos del pueblo y/o colectivos específicos del lugar. Esta propuesta puede ser parte del proceso del proyecto e insertarse dentro del mismo. Es requisito que la obra a realizar en la residencia tenga un enfoque colaborativo y en red. Las artistas en Residencia expondrán sus obras al público en unas Jornada de Puertas Abiertas el último domingo de estancia, teniendo la oportunidad de compartir con el pueblo su proceso de creación y su experiencia en la Residencia. Application information Para acceder a una de las plazas debes enviarnos la siguente documentación por mail: Muestra de la obra previa realizada (página web, pdf o similar). CV máximo dos páginas. Debe incluir información personal: nombre y apellidos, fecha de nacimiento, nacionalidad, número de pasaporte. Una carta de motivación que explique el proyecto a realizar y motivación artística (máximo 200 palabras).

MiSHŌ

MiSHŌ Open call : Creative Stay in the mountainous Fujino Deadline: 01 Nov 2026 Country: Japan Creative Stay runs during two seasons, winter and summer, for a minimum duration of one week. Open call on the summer period will be announced separately at a later date. During the quiet yet mostly sunny and dry winter months in Fujino, Creative Stay will provide a minimalist structure of our MiSHŌ residency with the invitation for residents to connect with the local environment on their own terms without obligations. The main purpose of the Creative Stay is to be a base dedicated to independent research, experimentation, development of projects, and contemplation. It is ideal for creatives who prefer complete independence and don’t need organizational support or coordination. Residents are not expected to hold any public events or workshops. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until positions are filled. Duration of residency Starting from 1 week, the dates in winter are between 2026 December 16th and 2027 March 17th. Please note that we may prioritize longer stays. Accommodation Accommodation is a private residential house with a spacious garden. It is conveniently located in the centre of Fujino main village, Hizure, with a proximity to the local community and essential amenities such as train station, supermarket, couple of restaurants/coffee shops and a post office. Fujino train station provides a direct connection to central Tokyo (60min), making it an option for those who wish access to the city while maintaining a base in nature.  Each resident will have a private room with shared communal areas on the 1st (ground) floor : • two tatami floor studios (27㎡ in total) • kitchen/dining room • bathroom • toilet (additional toilet on the second floor) For photos of the spaces, check our website. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance MiSHŌ Creative Stay is oriented toward independent, self-directed projects.Studio / Workspace A private room with a desk space. Shared two tatami floor studios (27㎡ in total).Fees and support Room A Attic room (9.3㎡) ( third floor) 288,000 for 8 weeks 160,000 for 4 weeks 88,000 for 2 weeks 48,000 for 1 week Includes: small desk, air con, windows facing South ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Room B 18.6㎡  (2nd floor) 360,000 for 8 weeks 200,000 for 4 weeks  110,000 for 2 weeks 63,000 for 1 week Includes: open veranda, desk, air con, windows facing East, South, West ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Room C 14㎡ (2nd floor) Tatami floor/Japanese style room 324,000 for 8 weeks 180,000 for 4 weeks 99,000 for 2 weeks 54,000 for 1 week Includes: Windows facing North,  separate workspace with a desk, air con ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ Room D 18㎡ (1st/ground floor) 380,000 for 8 weeks 215,000 for 4 weeks 120,000 for 2 weeks 68,000 for 1 week Includes: Sliding door/windows to the South and North, Direct access to the garden, desk, air con Expectations towards the artist Creative Stay is time and space dedicated to research and creative exploration, free of obligations. Application information Apply via application form ( link on the sidebar) .

Drupa Centre

Open Call For Screendance: Corposensibile 2026 Sep 17, 2026 | Screendance Corposensibile is a research and selection program for screendance, that explore the synergical... Corposensibile is a research and selection program for screendance, that explore the synergical collaboration between performative movement and cinematic expression, promoting films and short films focused on movement-based storytelling. Where: Drupa Centre, Treviso, Italy When: November 22, 2026 Deadline for applications: November 1, 2026 Corposensibile – Research Program of Screendance Cinema is an artistic research program dedicated to screendance, fostering a dialogue between dance and audiovisual language. This initiative focuses on works that use the body and movement as narrative and poetic tools, ranging from formal abstraction to symbolic and iconic depictions of the human form. Through an open call, we invite artists to submit their short films, which will be evaluated based on their ability to explore innovative connections between dance and cinema. Selected works will be featured in an elegant presentation event, where the finalist short films will be screened, and the winners announced. The first-prize winner will be offered an artistic residency at Drupa Centre to deepen their research. At the end of the residency, they will have the opportunity to publicly present their project through an open showcase. How to apply: Apply now on FilmFreeway: https://filmfreeway.com/CORPOSENSIBILE Costs for participants: 10 euro Contact details: [email protected] For further information, please visit https://www.instagram.com/drupacentre/ For more SCREENDANCE opportunities, visit https://dancingopportunities.com/category/screendance/

Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers® (AWFS®)

Design-it-Digital 2026 Entry Deadline: Nov 1, 2026, 11:59:00 PM Eligibility: International Entry Fee: Free to Enter California Design-it-Digital 2026 Summary Design-it-Digital is an online student design competition owned and operated by the Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers® (AWFS®). Students are presented with a hypothetical scenario in which a client is asking for a specific piece of wood furniture and/or case goods with certain constraints given. Students design their solution using CAD and rendering software. This contest introduces students to challenges that designers face when making real-wo Design-it-Digital is an online student design competition owned and operated by the Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers® (AWFS®). Students are presented with a hypothetical scenario in which a client is asking for a specific piece of wood furniture and/or case goods with certain constraints given. Students design their solution using CAD and rendering software. This contest introduces students to challenges that designers face when making real-world wood products. It also highlights the use of CAD software in the wood industry and provides an opportunity for companies to get involved with students and schools. AWFS®’ focus is to engage the next generation into thinking about the many career opportunities available in the wood industry. Mission Promote awareness of the wood industry to students currently pursuing careers in other industries. Promote awareness of career jobs in the industry related to CAD, design, engineering, and more. Support recruiting of new talent for the wood industry. Foster interaction between industry members and education (students, teachers, and schools). User Entry Process Tutorial A quick tutorial you can watch to help understand the submission process. Competitor Eligibility Open to middle/high school (grades 6-12) and post-secondary students from the United States and Canada. Middle School, High School, and Post-Secondary students are all judged separately. No minimum age. Maximum age 35 years old as of December 31st, 2026. Full-time, degree, diploma, or certificate-seeking students. Must be enrolled in an accredited middle school, high school, or post-secondary program focused on: Woodworking, architecture, design, engineering, or related area. Part-time, degree or certificate-seeking students in an accredited post-secondary program. Students must be transitioning into a related career/field: Woodworking, architecture, design, engineering, or similar area. Students must have support of an instructor at their school to enter. Those that make their living (or substantial income) in a related career path are not eligible. Schools must register online before students may submit their entries. All submissions must be in English. Students and teachers must sign a release form and submit to verify the entry is the student’s work.