Yavapai College Prescott Art Gallery

Featured Opportunities Type Art Calls Opportunity Forgotten Artists: Homage to the Past Yavapai College Prescott Art Gallery Location Prescott Arizona, United States Date Posted 25 Aug 2026 Type Residency Opportunity Fully Funded On :: View Artist Residency Sulfur Studios Location Savannah GA, United States Date Posted 18 Aug 2026 Type Festivals Opportunity Princeton Arts Festival Point Pleasant Publishing Location Princeton New Jersey, United States Date Posted 8 Aug 2026 Type RFP/Q's Opportunity Creative Crosswalks – Request for Proposals City of Glendale Location Glendale California, United States Date Posted 4 A Art Calls Forgotten Artists: Homage to the Past Opportunity Description U.S. National Deadline: June 5, 2027 – Forgotten Artists is a research-driven exhibition that brings visibility to artists whose contributions have been historically overlooked, marginalized, or lost over time or not taught in art history. By reintroducing these figures into contemporary dialogue, the exhibition seeks to expand and challenge dominant narratives within art history. Participating artists are invited to research and select a “forgotten” artist—one whose work, influence, or cultural significance has faded from public recognition—and create new work in response to that artist’s legacy. The selected artist may come from any culture and must be from a historical period between the 1700s and 1970. These contemporary interpretations act as both homage and critical inquiry, bridging past and present through creative reinterpretation. On display July 28 – Aug 24, 2027. ELIGIBILITY This call is open to all professional artists, including individual artists, collaborative teams, and designers with experience in public art projects. It is preferred that the artist can be on-site for installation. Media & Artistic Approach The exhibition will feature a diverse range of media, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of contemporary art practices. Works may include: - 2D media: painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, and mixed media - 3D media: jewelry, ceramics, sculpture (including welded and assemblage), woodworking, and installation Artists are encouraged to engage deeply with both the formal qualities and conceptual frameworks of their chosen figure, translating historical influence into a contemporary visual language. Research & Interpretation Component A key element of Forgotten Artists’ emphasis is on research and education. Each participating artist will submit a concise written statement (approximately 50–100 words) to accompany their work. This statement will: - Identify the “forgotten” artist being referenced - Provide relevant historical and cultural context - Explain how this research informed the artist’s art style - Why did the participating artist choose “forgotten” artist work These texts will be displayed alongside the artwork, reinforcing the educational mission of the Yavapai College Art Gallery and fostering deeper engagement among viewers, artists, and art history. Example: Sarah Biffin, born without arms and vestigial legs, painted using her mouth. She received a medal from the Society of Arts in 1821 and was known for her miniature portraits, still life, and calligraphy. APPLY ONLINE – $10 Application Artist Notification: June 5, 2027. Questions? Contact Edd Mastion, YC Prescott Art Gallery 928/776-2031 [email protected]

The Lakkos Artists Residency

Real Greece Happens in Winter! Deadline: 04 Aug 2027 Country: Greece There is no residency program. The residency is known for murals, but this depends on the weather. Of course, Crete being Crete, we get some lovely winter days that trick you into thinking spring has come early. Most artists come to stay during the hot months. What the summer guests miss is seeing how Greeks/Cretans live outside of the busy tourist season. In the colder months, Heraklion City is buzzing with the locals who are much more relaxed as it’s their downtime of the year. The residency tends to be less busy, but for those who do come (normally to escape their colder winters), it’s a much more authentic experience. A discounted offer is 150 Euros a week for dates between 04/01/2027 and 02/04/2026. Please mention this in your application. Duration of residency Minimum stay two weeks. Accommodation The residency is in a beautiful Modernist-style house located inside the five-hundred-year-old Venetian Walls of Heraklion City’s Old Town. there are two bedrooms upstairs which share a kitchen and bathroom. When those rooms are booked out there is a private apartment downstairs with its own bathroom and kitchen. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All creatives are welcome.Studio / Workspace There are no separate studio spaces upstairs. Guests often work in the kitchen but generally in their bedrooms. The downstairs apartment has what was once the original living room for a studio.Fees and support A reduced off-season price is 190 Euros per week for one upstairs, or 250 Euros per week for a couple or the private downstairs apartment. There is a 50% non-refundable advance deposit to reserve a stay. Paint can be provided for one mural (spray not included). Expectations towards the artist The artists must be pleasant to other guests. There are no expectations apart from keeping the residency tidy. The residency has a reputation for murals/street art. Application information What you want to do at The Lakkos Artists Residency? 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.

spazioSERRA

Milan Art Project Call Post date 04/09/2026 The open call is now open to artists interested in developing a collaboration with spazioSERRA throughout 2027. about: spazioSERRA is a public art project led by a curatorial collective, established in Milan in 2017 to enhance the territory through the work of emerging artists, starting from Milano Lancetti station, a reality that diverges from the places conventionally dedicated to art, where the homonymous space is located. spazioSERRA hosts an annual exhibition season featuring site-specific projects by Italian and international artists and engages in various initiatives with institutions and collectives in Italy and abroad. — Collaborations may take different forms, including: •solo or group exhibitions; •site-specific installations; •performances; •editorial projects; •video projects; •collaborations with institutions and external partners; •additional projects developed together with the selected artist(s). Applicants are not required to submit a fully developed exhibition proposal or predefined project. The selection process will focus on the applicant’s artistic practice as a whole. deadline: September 6,2027 more info: https://www.spazioserra.org/exhibitions/open-call-2026-2027

Winsor & Newton

Winsor & Newton Art Mail: Join a Global Watercolour Gallery Exhibition Opportunity | Promoted just added Updated: 12 August 2026 Exhibition Opportunity | Promoted just added Winsor & Newton Art Mail: Join a Global Watercolour Gallery Updated: 12 August 2026 Create a watercolour postcard and send it into the world with Winsor & Newton’s Art Mail. Selected works will join a global online gallery, with some also exhibited in London and New York. Who can apply: Open worldwide to artists and creatives of all experience levels. Under-18s can take part with permission from a parent or guardian. What you get: Your work joins the Art Mail global gallery, with selected postcards exhibited in London and New York. Eligible entries can also enter a draw to win Winsor & Newton watercolour sets. Deadline 30 September 2027

The Museum of Loss and Renewal

Individual Residencies TAKING TIME / PRENDENDO TEMPO, Italy 2026 and 2027 (applications reviewed on rolling basis) Deadline: 01 Oct 2027 Country: Italy APPLY NOW for 2026 and 2027 / residency periods May – October annually Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis / outcome of application is communicated within a week An Individual Residency provides uninterrupted periods of time in the beautiful environment of Collemacchia in Italy’s Molise region, for centuries home to the family of Tracy Mackenna, curator of The Museum of Loss and Renewal. Ethos Attentiveness, meaningful exchange and slow research are prioritised. Care is an essential value that is extended to our residents, and to the local community. Creatives, scholars and researchers working in all disciplines are welcome to join us in residence. There is no expectation of a final residency outcome. Whether you wish simply to be up close to your practice, allow nature to suffuse your thinking and feeling, produce new work or complete a project, at The Museum of Loss and Renewal the utmost will be done to ensure that you can achieve what you set out to do. Residents receive support and informal mentoring from Tracy / Associates during the residency period, and ongoing support often after the residency. Our residents come from around the world, bringing their wonderful personalities, ideas, ways of working, and generosity. You may want to take time out from hectic domestic and/or professional schedules to decelerate or to reconnect with your work, to test thoughts or new materials, perhaps work towards an upcoming exhibition, composition, performance or piece of writing or a publication. Anything is possible, and will be supported. Local community The residency facilities are located in the village of Collemacchia. It is one of twelve ancient villages in the parish of Filignano. Citizens are closely related, and move between the villages and their other homes in places such as Rome, Naples, Paris, Brussels, Glasgow, Melbourne, Philadelphia, Toronto … This is due to historic waves of (return) migration, and each person contributes to our active Filignano community. The multi-lingual community welcomes our residents warmly, whether that be over coffee or a meal in the local Bar run by the delightful Adua, on impromptu mountain walks, in invitations to join the olive harvest, or to participate in local festivals. Knowledge is willingly shared and many of our residents make friends locally, returning to us for multiple periods in residence. The neighbouring large town of Venafro is a railway / intercity bus hub, and from Collemacchia/Filignano is easily reached by local bus and taxi. Our region is one of exceptional beauty and is part of the National Park of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise which is abundant with undisturbed forest, flora and fauna. Strong traces of the remarkable Samnite (pre-Roman) and Roman civilisations can be seen and touched in every village and town, and in the land. World-class resources The world-class museums, galleries and libraries of Rome and Naples provide additional resource material for our residents and are very easy to access. Take the train from Venafro in the morning, and be back with us in Collemacchia at night. Testimonials “My time in residence was the highlight of my year; it really changed my life and mindset for the better.” – Stine Danielle, Canada “Tracy and Associates are fantastic mentors and guides, and I surprised myself by how easily I was able to settle and start making and thinking. Excellent studios, accommodation and library. Collemacchia is a unique place which continues to resonate with me – I will return!” – Marion Harrison, England “A high-point in the cycle of my year as a composer, researcher, and educator. Multiple residencies with The Museum of Loss and Renewal continue to provide time and space in which to incubate my ideas and fuel ongoing research, and allow me to be in an enriching environment wherein I feel that I am able to return to my most true ‘self’ as a human, as a creator.” – Antonio Forte, USA Duration of residency This residency is offered for a minimum of one week. Accommodation Residents are accommodated in two comfortable houses situated a couple of minutes walk from each other. Individual residents are allocated a single-occupancy bedroom. Houses have fully equipped kitchens, bathrooms, sitting rooms, and double, twin and single bedrooms. Central heating and internet throughout. Cleaning is included in residency fee. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Applications are open to creative practitioners such as visual artists, film makers, writers, performance artists, curators, designers, musicians, theatre-makers, writers and researchers who work either individually or collaboratively, and groups are encouraged to apply.Studio / Workspace Studio spaces are located in buildings that are situated a couple of minutes walk from each other, and from accommodation. They are recently renovated and include indoor and outdoor making spaces, and desk space. Internet throughout. Small hand and power tools available. There is ample outdoor space for working.Fees and support The residency fee is €500 per week, per person. The Residency Programme is operated on a non-commercial cost-covering basis, and is financially supported by The Museum of Loss and Renewal in order to keep fees low. We do not have external funding for this project, so regret that we are unable to offer assistance with fees, flights, production costs or other subsistence.Typically, artists source funding by applying to their national arts funding bodies, by personal fundraising, or through academic institutional support. Letters of invitation can be provided to assist in this process. A deposit of 50% will be required within three weeks of accepting a place on the residency programme (non-refundable). The remaining balance is payable in advance of the residency start date. Residents are responsible for funding and organising their own travel, insurances and any visa requirements particular to country of origin.Detailed travel information is available on the website (closest airports Naples, Rome), as is local bus and taxi information. Expectations towards the artist Each residency provides time for reflection, research or production with no expectation of a final outcome. The Museum of Loss and Renewal’s Curator and Associates do their utmost to ensure that each resident can achieve what they set out to do. Application information Apply via the easy online form here: https://tracy.mackenna.studio/the-museum-of-loss-and-renewal-residencies/individual-residency-programme-italy/

The Museum of Loss and Renewal

Writer’s Residencies TAKING TIME / PRENDENDO TEMPO, Italy 2026 and 2027 (applications reviewed on rolling basis) Deadline: 01 Oct 2027 Country: Italy APPLY NOW for 2026 and 2027 / residency periods May – October annually Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis / outcome of application is communicated within a week The TAKING TIME / PRENDENDO TEMPO Writer’s Individual Residency Programme is designed to support research, study and/or the development of new work. An Individual Residency provides uninterrupted periods of time in the beautiful environment of Collemacchia in Italy’s Molise region, for centuries home to the family of Tracy Mackenna, curator of The Museum of Loss and Renewal. Ethos Attentiveness, meaningful exchange and slow working are prioritised. Care is an essential value that is extended to our residents, and to the local community. Creatives, scholars and researchers working in all disciplines are welcome to join us in residence. There is no expectation of a final residency outcome. Whether you wish simply to be up close to your practice, allow nature to suffuse your thinking and feeling, produce new work or complete a project, at The Museum of Loss and Renewal the utmost will be done to ensure that you can achieve what you set out to do. Residents receive support and informal mentoring from Tracy / Associates during the residency period, and ongoing support often after the residency. Our residents come from around the world, bringing their wonderful personalities, ideas, ways of working, and generosity. You may want to take time out from hectic domestic and/or professional schedules to decelerate or to reconnect with your work, to test thoughts or new materials, perhaps work towards an upcoming exhibition, composition, performance or piece of writing or a publication. Anything is possible, and will be supported. Local community The residency facilities are located in the village of Collemacchia. It is one of twelve ancient villages in the parish of Filignano. Citizens are closely related, and move between the villages and their other homes in places such as Rome, Naples, Paris, Brussels, Melbourne, Glasgow, Philadelphia, Toronto … This is due to historic waves of (return) migration, and each person contributes to our active Filignano community. The multi-lingual community welcomes our residents warmly, whether that be over coffee or a meal in the local Bar run by the delightful Adua, on impromptu mountain walks, in invitations to join the olive harvest, or to participate in local festivals. Knowledge is willingly shared and many of our residents make friends locally, returning to us for multiple periods in residence. The neighbouring large town of Venafro is a railway / intercity bus hub, and from Collemacchia/Filignano is easily reached by local bus and taxi. Our region is one of exceptional beauty and is part of the National Park of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise which is abundant with undisturbed forest, flora and fauna. Strong traces of the remarkable Samnite (pre-Roman) and Roman civilisations can be seen and touched in every village and town, and in the land. World-class resources The world-class museums, galleries, bookshops and libraries of Rome and Naples provide additional resource material for our residents and are very easy to access. Take the train from Venafro in the morning, and be back with us in Collemacchia at night. Duration of residency This residency is offered for a minimum of two weeks. Accommodation Residents are accommodated in two comfortable houses situated a couple of minutes walk from each other. Individual residents are allocated a single-occupancy bedroom. Houses have fully equipped kitchens, bathrooms, sitting rooms, and double, twin and single bedrooms. Central heating and internet throughout. Cleaning is included in cost.  Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Applications are open to all creative practitioners who engage in 'writing', such as writers, visual artists, film makers, performance artists, curators, designers, musicians, theatre-makers, and researchers who work either individually or collaboratively. Groups are welcomed.Studio / Workspace Studio spaces are located in buildings that are situated a couple of minutes walk from each other, and from accommodation. They are recently renovated and include indoor and outdoor making spaces, and desk space. Internet throughout. Small hand and power tools are available. There is also ample outdoor working space.Fees and support The residency fee is €500 per week, per person. The fee is heavily subsidised and additionally, residents receive support and informal mentoring during the residency period, and ongoing support after the residency. The Residency Programme is operated on a cost-covering basis, and is financially supported by The Museum of Loss and Renewal in order to keep fees low. There is no external funding for this project, so assistance with fees, flights, production costs or other subsistence cannot be offered. Typically, applicants source funding by applying to their national arts funding bodies, by personal fundraising, or through academic institutional support. Letters of Invitation can be provided to assist with this process. A deposit of 50% is payable within three weeks of being offered a place on the residency programme (non-refundable). The remaining balance is payable eight weeks in advance of the residency start date (or earlier depending on period between acceptance and start date). In the event that cancellation is required, residents may cancel up to a minimum of six weeks prior to their residency start date. If a resident has to end the residency early due to personal circumstances, a refund cannot not be issued. Residents are responsible for funding and organising their travel, insurances and any visa requirements particular to country of origin. Detailed travel information (closest airports Naples, Rome) can be found on the residency web page. Expectations towards the artist Each residency provides time for reflection, research or production with no expectation of a final outcome. The Museum of Loss and Renewal’s Curator and Associates do their utmost to ensure that each resident can achieve what they set out to do. Application information Apply via the easy online application form here: https://tracy.mackenna.studio/the-museum-of-loss-and-renewal-residencies/individual-residency-programme-italy/

Baryshnikov Arts Center

Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency NYC 2027: $2,000 Stipend Artist Opportunities · Featured Reviews · Residencies Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency offers a $2,000 stipend and studio space in New York City. Performing artists can apply by October 2, 2027. September 11, 2026 Artist Residency, Performing Arts, Dance, Theater, Music, Multimedia, New York City, United States, $2000 Stipend, Artist Opportunities, International Artists, Studio Residency Table of Contents The Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency is accepting applications from performing artists for its 2027 residency program in New York City. Artists working in dance, music, theater, multimedia, or any combination of these forms may apply. Residents receive either one or two weeks of studio space, with up to 48 hours of exclusive studio use per week, plus a $2,000 stipend regardless of residency length to offset expenses. Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency Snapshot What: Residency for artists working in the performing arts: dance, music, theater, multimedia, or any combination thereof. Who: Applicants must be 22 years or older at the time of application. Applicants may not be enrolled in high school, an undergraduate program, or a graduate program at the time of residency. Where: Baryshnikov Arts Center, 450 West 37th Street, New York, NY 10018. Award / Support: Either 1 week or 2 weeks of studio space; up to 48 hours of exclusive studio use per week, 10 AM–6 PM Monday–Saturday; $2,000 stipend (regardless of residency length) to offset expenses; an opportunity for an invited showing of the work in progress; professional video and photo documentation. Application Fee: FREE Residency Duration: Either 1 week or 2 weeks. Deadline: October 2, 2027. Notification: By December 19, 2027. Official Link: https://baryshnikovarts.org/residency-program/ Strategy Coach Notes: https://www.patreon.com/pformart/posts/baryshnikov-arts-169264483?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link Get The Application Strategy The Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency provides a concentrated period of studio access rather than a long-term residential program. Applicants should understand the resources available when determining whether the residency fits the current stage of their work. The program provides one or two weeks of studio space and up to 48 hours of exclusive studio use per week. The $2,000 stipend is the same regardless of residency length. Members of the Contemporary Performance Network can access Strategy Coach Notes that examine opportunity guidelines, application structures, required materials, and selection criteria to help build a clear application strategy. About the Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency Baryshnikov Arts Center has hosted more than 270 residencies since 2005, providing space for creative investigation across performing arts disciplines. The program accepts applications from artists working in dance, music, theater, multimedia, or combinations of those forms. Applicants are not limited to a particular geographic location. The residency centers on concentrated access to studio space. Selected artists receive either one or two weeks at Baryshnikov Arts Center, with up to 48 hours of exclusive studio use each week. Studios are available from 10 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Saturday. Residents receive a $2,000 stipend to offset expenses regardless of whether they receive a one-week or two-week residency. The program also provides professional video and photo documentation and an opportunity for an invited showing of work in progress. What Is Offered - Either 1 week or 2 weeks of studio space - Up to 48 hours of exclusive studio use per week - Studio access from 10 AM–6 PM, Monday–Saturday - $2,000 stipend (regardless of residency length) to offset expenses - An opportunity for an invited showing of the work in progress - Professional video documentation - Professional photo documentation Who Should Apply Baryshnikov Arts Center accepts applications from artists working in the performing arts. Eligible fields specifically listed by the organization are dance, music, theater, multimedia, or any combination thereof. Applicants must be at least 22 years old when they apply. Applicants may not be enrolled in high school, an undergraduate program, or a graduate program during the residency. There is no stated geographic restriction. Artists outside New York and international artists may apply. Travel and accommodations are the applicant’s financial responsibility. International participants are responsible for arranging and paying for their own visas, travel, living expenses, and housing. Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency Timeline August 31, 2027: Applications open October 2, 2027: Applications close By December 19, 2027: Applicants notified of decision Why The Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency Matters The Baryshnikov Arts Center Residency gives performing artists a defined period of concentrated studio access in New York City. Artists can receive up to 48 hours of exclusive studio time per week, creating a substantial working period within a one-week or two-week residency. The program combines that studio access with a $2,000 stipend to offset expenses, professional documentation, and an opportunity for an invited showing of work in progress. Artists considering the program should account for travel and accommodation costs when assessing the stipend because those expenses remain the artist’s responsibility. International applicants also assume responsibility for visas, housing, travel, and living expenses. OF THE FIELD. Apply Deadline: October 2, 2027 Official Link: https://baryshnikovarts.org/residency-program/ Explore More Opportunities Find current artist grants, residencies, fellowships, commissions, and open calls through Contemporary Performance.

Haihatus

Last-Minute Opportunity: Artist Residency at Haihatus, Finland – Autumn 2026 Deadline: 17 Oct 2027 Country: Finland A few last-minute places have opened at Haihatus Artist Residency for September–October 2026. If you have been looking for a reason to step away from your usual surroundings and give your work some space, this could be it. Haihatus is an independent, artist-run contemporary art centre in Joutsa, Central Finland. Set in three historic buildings on the edge of open fields, it combines the quiet of the Finnish countryside with an active and unconventional art environment. Here, you do not simply stay at a residency—you live and work inside an art centre. Across approximately 1,500 m², Haihatus offers studios, workshops, exhibition and performance spaces, an outdoor sculpture park and unusual spaces shaped by artists over the years. The art centre hosts exhibitions, concerts, performances and workshops and attracts around 7,000 visitors annually. The residency gives you freedom to use this environment in your own way. Continue something already in progress, start something new, write, research, build, experiment—or simply give yourself uninterrupted time to think and work. There is no requirement to produce a finished work. Life at Haihatus moves naturally between privacy and community. You can focus on your own work and withdraw when you need to, or share meals, conversations, studios and sauna with other residents and the Haihatus community. And this is a particularly beautiful moment to come. Autumn brings changing colours, forests, lakes, open fields and mushroom season just outside the door, while the everyday services of Joutsa remain within walking distance. These places are available now and for a limited time. If you can make the trip to Finland this autumn, Haihatus is ready to give you the space to see what might happen. Duration of residency Last-minute residency periods are available during September–October 2026. Tell us your preferred dates and we will see what is currently available. Shorter stays can also be discussed. 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. A fully equipped kitchen, living areas, bathrooms, sauna, laundry facilities and large garden are shared with other residents. Utopia offers both sides of residency life: your own space to withdraw and focus, and a community when you want one. Shared meals, conversations and sauna often become a natural part of everyday life at Haihatus. A friendly cat also lives in the house. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Haihatus welcomes visual artists, writers, performers, musicians and other creative practitioners, including interdisciplinary and experimental practices. The residency supports many ways of working—from writing, research and moving image to painting, sculpture, installation, sound, performance and hands-on construction. The Haihatus team can help you find suitable spaces, tools and equipment and solve practical questions around your work. Professional assistance with woodworking is also available. If you wish to bring your work to an audience, the team can also help organise an exhibition, performance, screening, workshop or artist talk.Studio / Workspace Haihatus offers much more than a single standard studio. Across three historic buildings and approximately 1,500 m², residents can find spaces for very different ways of working—from quiet individual practice to large-scale construction, installation, performance and experimentation. There are three large shared studios, alongside smaller and more private working spaces. Residents also have access to woodworking facilities and construction tools, screen-printing equipment, textile tools and sewing machines, an electronic art workstation, and AV facilities for photography, video and editing. Equipment and spaces for music rehearsals, sound and live performance are also available. The art centre itself can become part of your working environment. Haihatus includes exhibition and performance spaces, outdoor areas and unconventional spaces that can open up possibilities for site-specific work, installations and experiments. If your practice needs a particular space, tool or setup, talk to us. One of Haihatus’ strengths is the freedom to find a space that fits the work—not the other way around.Fees and support €350 / two weeks – one person €500 / two weeks – two people sharing a room €660 / month – one person €990 / month – two people sharing a room The fee includes accommodation, Wi-Fi and access to Haihatus’ shared living and working spaces and facilities. Residents also receive practical support from the Haihatus team, from finding suitable working spaces and equipment to developing ideas and organising an optional public presentation. For other lengths of stay or working groups, please contact us directly. Expectations towards the artist There is no required artistic outcome. Haihatus values process, experimentation and the time a residency can give to artistic practice. You can arrive with a clear project, something already in progress or an idea that still needs space to develop. There is no obligation to organise an exhibition, performance or workshop. If you do want to share your work publicly, Haihatus can help make it happen. Application information Interested? Get in touch with us as soon as possible at [email protected]. Please include: your preferred residency dates a short introduction to you and your artistic or creative practice a link to your website, portfolio or recent work, if available You do not need to propose a finished project or outcome. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis according to current availability. As these are last-minute openings, places may be filled as suitable applications arrive. Questions are welcome: [email protected]

Artists in Action

AiA Something Red 2025 Entry Deadline: Nov 17, 2027, 11:00:00 PM Eligibility: Local Entry Fee: 25.00 - 45.00 Oregon WELCOME! Call to Artists for “Something Red” Artists in Action's Annual Red-centric Art Call and Exhibition for 2025 TO GET STARTED, CLICK LINK BELOW TO VIEW THE COMPLETE CALL: » Something Red Call to Artists « … WELCOME! Artists in Action's Annual Red-centric Art Call and Exhibition for 2025 TO GET STARTED, CLICK LINK BELOW TO VIEW THE COMPLETE CALL: Something Red Call to Artists

Fish Factory Creative Centre

Music Residency – Fish Factory Creative Centre of Stöðvarfjörður – 2027 Deadline: 01 Dec 2027 Country: Iceland Music Residency Fish Factory Creative Centre · in partnership with Studio Silo Our Music Residency invites composers, producers and bands to develop new work in a uniquely equipped, coastal arts hub. Residents share the Fish Factory’s vibrant community of visual artists and creatives while enjoying dedicated time in professional music spaces. ——————– Studio & Gear Residents have access to music equipment and instruments on site, including pianos, keyboards, guitars, drum kits, amplifiers, and backline. Recording and rehearsal setups support a wide range of working methods, from composition and pre-production to DIY recording. Residents may have access to the Live Room at Studio Silo for a limited time during their residency at no extra cost. This is organised in advance with Vinny Wood the Studio Engineer, with confirmation of the Studio’s normal booking schedule being finalised the month before the start of the residency. It is also possible to book Vinny and the full Studio for a number of days during your stay. The current day rate is 120,000 ISK. Studio Silo Equipment List – check our website in Music Residency section Concert Hall Ideal for rehearsals, test gigs, re-amping or capturing natural acoustics. Equipped with piano, organs, drum kit, guitars, backline and a flexible PA system. ——————– Who It Suits Solo musicians, producers, duos or small bands. All genres welcome. Artists comfortable working without a separate control room (diy recording). ——————– Practical Points Residency length: same as residency periods (consecutive months possibe). Accommodation: private bedroom with shared kitchen, lounge and bathroom facilities. Studio hours: 24/7 building access; Live Room based on schedule agreement before the beginning of the residency, minimum 14 non-consecutive days. Concert Hall: available throughout the whole residency period. Insurance: artists are responsible for their own gear and travel insurance. ——————– Fees: 200,000 ISK (≈1400€ , 1600$) for one person, If the project involves more than one person, each additional participant pays flat residency fee (160,000 ISK as of 2026). For availability or any other questions, email [email protected]. Residency periods in 2027 January 11 – 27 (140,000 ISK) February 1 – 26 March 3 – 29 April 5 – 30 May 5 – 31 June 3 – 28 July 5 – 30 August 4 – 30 September 2 – 27 October 4 – 29 November 3 – 29 December 2 – 20 (150,000 ISK) Come write, rehearse and record where the Atlantic meets the mountains. Duration of residency One residency period or longer Accommodation private bedroom with shared kitchen, lounge and bathroom facilities. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance MusicStudio / Workspace .Fees and support Fees: 200,000 ISK (≈1400€ , 1600$) for one person, If the project involves more than one person, each additional participant pays flat residency fee (160,000 ISK as of 2027). Expectations towards the artist Self-run residency, no expectations. Application information apply via our website fishfactory.is

Fish Factory Creative Centre

Open Call – Fish Factory Creative Centre of Stöðvarfjörður 2027 Deadline: 01 Dec 2027 Country: Iceland The residency is designed as a space for focused work, experimentation, and reflection. Although it is self-directed and does not follow a formal teaching or critique structure, it is shaped by a sense of community, with shared meals, informal exchanges, and occasional open studios. Residents manage their own time and projects independently. We offer a shared studio and access to a range of facilities and workshops, including wood, ceramics, printmaking, a kitchen, and a concert hall. We also run a dedicated Music Residency together with Studio Silo. Residents stay in private bedrooms in shared artist houses in the village, within walking distance of the centre. If you are interested in leading a workshop, showing work, holding a concert, or trying out a new idea while in residence, we are generally open to proposals. 2027 January 11 – 27 (110,000 ISK) February 1 – 26 March 3 – 29 April 5 – 30 May 5 – 31 June 3 – 28 July 5 – 30 August 4 – 30 September 2 – 27 October 4 – 29 November 3 – 29 December 2 – 20 (120,000 ISK) Our Centre is a place to meet with other creative people in a warm collaborative community. The staff are at work Monday-Friday from 9:00 – 16:00, while residency artists have 24/7 access to the building. We offer a shared studio space for eight artists (95 m2). The studio spaces function as a “home base” for the artists and from there they can work on their creative projects in various facilities and workshops. The Centre has wood-, metal-, ceramic- and print workshops as well as a kitchen, small library, and a concert hall. Residency artists are provided with accommodation in family-size houses situated in the heart of our small village. Each artist has their own private bedroom and shares a kitchen, living room, bathroom, and washroom with the other artists. Internet access, a washing machine, bed linen, and a towel are provided. We offer the Shared Studio at a price of 160.000 ISK per month, with everything above included. Artists take care of their own expenses for transport, meals, and art supplies. Duration of residency one residency period, or more Accommodation Our Residency Artists stay together in two houses. The houses are located in the heart of our small village and are about 3-4 min walking distance from the Centre. The houses each have a garden, bedrooms, large kitchens, a living room, a bathroom, a washroom, and internet access. Each artist has their own private bedroom and shares other facilities with their housemates. Upon arrival, each artist gets a towel and bed linen. We also provide toilet paper, products for house cleaning, and washing machine soap. Artists are expected to clean their accommodation during their stay and upon their departure to deliver the accommodation in orderly state. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance The Residency is multi-disciplinary and open to most creative directions. The Centre is equipped with wood workshop, print workshops, a ceramic workshop, a photolab with darkroom, a kitchen, a recording studio, and a Concert hall.Studio / Workspace We offer a shared studio space (95 m2) for eight artists. The studio spaces function as a “home base” for the artists and from there they can work on their creative projects in various facilities and workshops. The Centre has wood-, metal-, ceramic- and pFees and support We offer the Shared Studio at a rate of 160.000 ISK per residency period, with everything above included. Artists take care of their own expenses for transport, meals, and art supplies. Expectations towards the artist The purpose of this residency program is to provide artists with the time and space to focus and introspect on their practice on their own terms in a warm collaborative community. Therefore there is no obligation placed on our participating artists to have any kind of artistic output to the broader community. Application information We accept applications throughout the year. To be considered for the Residency, please send us a completed Application Form (available on our website), CV and 5-10 recent work samples to [email protected]

Tracy Mackenna Studio

Individual Residency, Orkney Islands, Scotland Deadline: 31 Dec 2027 Country: United Kingdom A self-directed residency, based at Robbie’s Hoose, a historic self-catering hideaway on the very edge of the ocean, in Orkney’s ancient capital. For full information and images see the website page https://tracy.mackenna.studio/the-museum-of-loss-and-renewal-residencies/individual-residency-programme-orkney-islands-scotland/ Duration of residency Minimum of one week Accommodation Robbie’s Hoose is a fully-furnished self-catering house steeped in cultural significance, a true one-off, rich in character and history, sitting right on the cusp of the sea. Once home to the poet, painter and conchologist Robert Rendall, who was drawn here by the shore, the shells and the marine life, it occupies the historic site of Orkney’s Bishop’s Palace in the village of Birsay. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Open to all creative practitioners, writers, researchersStudio / Workspace Sleeps: 2 Bedrooms: 1 master bedroom with en-suite Bathrooms: 1 (en-suite shower) Location: What3words: ///overnight.beyond.snuggled WiFi: Yes (fibre/EE) Parking: On-site parking area Pets: Service dogs and well-behaved dogs are welcome (kept off furniture; dog towels, bowl provided)Fees and support Price per week, per person: £550.00 GBP (Sterling) 50% non-refundable deposit payable within two weeks. Second payment payable within eight weeks of start of residency. Expectations towards the artist No expectations. Residents can undertake a self-directed project. Application information Apply using the simple online application form here https://tracy.mackenna.studio/the-museum-of-loss-and-renewal-residencies/individual-residency-programme-orkney-islands-scotland/application/

Shangyuan Art Museum

Shangyuan Jingdezhen Porcelain Studio Deadline: 31 Dec 2027 Country: China Shangyuan Art Museum – Jingdezhen Huangyao Museum Studio can accommodate 10 artists (family members allowed). Each suite features a bedroom and a bathroom (with 3 beds), and there is a shared canteen. The studios are used in cooperation with the Huangyao Museum with access to klins. Duration of residency Starting 1st of each month, minimum stay 1 month, no predetermined end time. Accommodation Each suite features a bedroom and a bathroom (with 3 beds), and there is a shared canteen. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All disciplines welcome, procelain makers preferred.Studio / Workspace The studios are used in cooperation with the Huangyao Museum with access to klins.Fees and support Accomodation free of charge. No financial support. Expectations towards the artist Actively engaging in cooperation and cultural exchange with local artists. Application information 1. Ten images of your works (jpg format, with the material, name, size, and time indicated in the picture name) in a compressed package via e-mail. 2. One personal photo and a scan of your ID (you can block out ID number or other sensitive information). 3. Your resume and personal statement of your works (Word format). 4. Your resume and personal statement of your works (Word format).

Studio Luce

Curate Your Own Artist Residency at Studio Luce, Guatemala Deadline: 31 Dec 2027 Country: Guatemala Dear artists, When we built Studio Luce, our idea was simple: to create a space where artists could deeply focus on their work, while introducing thoughtful, like-minded people to our unique corner of the Guatemalan coast. Over the past three years, watching cohorts come together in El Paredón has shown us how vital dedicated creative space really is. It has been such an incredible joy to host over 30 artists in our studio and watch them create, collaborate, and fall in love with this little village as much as we have. Along the way, we’ve also realized that creative projects don’t always align with rigid application cycles, mixed cohorts, or fixed calendar dates. Sometimes a project demands its own rhythm, or a specific group of collaborators wants to share a space, whether to work on a joint piece or simply to create alongside each other in good company. Organise a Private Artist Residency To bring more inspiring artists to El Paredón year-round, and to continue cultivating thoughtful, positive tourism along the coast, we are thrilled to officially open this pathway at Studio Luce. While our Open Calls will continue to bring together individual artists throughout the year, organizing a private residency gives you complete freedom over your creative experience. You choose the timeline, set the pace, and bring the exact collaborators/housemates you want (you don’t all have to all be working on the same project together, but can just be artists who want to share the same space). — We boast a distinguished alumni network, including a PEN America/Robert W. Bingham Prize winner, literary press directors, and award-winning filmmakers and activists. Our mission is to bridge international talent with Guatemala’s rich cultural landscape, building a lasting creative community both locally and nationally. Founded by author Ben Davies Crisp, Dr. Katie Gaddini, and artist Carlin Francis, Studio Luce is a proud registered AIR member of Res Artis. Duration of residency Residencies can range from a week to a month or beyond, as long as everyone in your residency is working on a creative project during your stay. Accommodation During your stay, you will be in Villa Rosa. It is beautiful villa, inspired by the colonial architecture of Antigua, yet with a modern, beach influenced twist. It offers a spa-like retreat in a hidden corner of El Paredón. It has three beautiful bedrooms that all look out on to the pool and the palm trees beyond. It offers an open plan kitchen and lounge area full of artistic touches. It is home to a writing/art studio for guests to use or work remotely from. In 2014 a library was built in El Paredón by local non-profit La Choza Chula. Staying at Villa Rosa/Studio Luce enables us to pay $500 monthly to the librarian Mhajo, to pay her and her assistant’s salary. This enables the library to continue it’s full education programme, working with the primary school in the mornings and providing education opportunities in the afternoon when the school is closed. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Studio Luce welcomes creatives from all disciplines—including writers, visual artists, filmmakers, musicians, and academics—to find inspiration at our Villa Rosa sanctuary. While residents must bring their own specialized art supplies, tools, and technical equipment to suit their specific craft, our team is fully dedicated to assisting you with daily logistics, travel coordination, and local arrangements to ensure a seamless and distraction-free stay.Studio / Workspace Studio Luce offers several peaceful, inspiring areas to create throughout the property: Our newly built studio features two large desks and a cozy reading nook—ideal for sketching, digital work, or planning. Every bedroom is en-suite and includes a private desk.Fees and support Studio Luce is available for private retreats, where an individual artist or group rents the entire property exclusively. Villa Rosa features 3 private bedrooms (comfortably accommodating 3 individual artists, or up to 8 guests for shared groups/couples). Rates apply to booking Studio Luce privately: High Season: $275 per night Low season: $200 per night Length-of-Stay Discounts 10% Off on stays of 14+ nights 20% Off on stays of 28+ nights (1 month) Booking Terms Minimum Stay: 7 nights Eligibility: Exclusive to artists, writers, and creative collaborators. An application or portfolio review is required upon inquiry. Email: [email protected] to find out more. Expectations towards the artist Studio Luce is a self-funded, self-directed residency. We give artists and writers the freedom to manage their own schedules, trusting them to use their time as they see fit. We believe artists know how they work best, and our role is to support that. This is a very hands-off residency where you, as the creative, determine how best to use your time. Application information Private residencies are exclusive to artists, writers, musicians, and creative collaborators, with a minimum stay of 7 nights. Because our calendar fills up quickly, we encourage reaching out early, especially if you are planning a longer stay. https://www.studioluceguatemala.com/applications

Prisma Estúdio

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE OPEN CALL 2027 Prisma Estúdio Deadline: 31 Dec 2027 Country: Portugal Prisma Estúdio is a nonprofit volunteer-run cultural association in the most diverse quarter of central Lisbon. Dedicated to the research, creation, and dissemination of the arts, our mission is to support emerging artists from various creative backgrounds and helping them to develop their practice and share their work. Drawing on the principles of research, creation, production, distribution and promotion of artistic and cultural events, we support the arts to the benefit of our local and international community. Since 2019, our studio has been supporting artists from a diverse range of creative practices. We gained association status in February 2020 and have since collaborated with hundreds of artists – hosting exhibitions, salons, concerts, workshops, poetry slams and arts & craft fairs. We have created a space where our members consistently return to find inspiration and make connections. This gives a foundation for the residency program to build upon, bringing together likeminded locals and internationals alike. __ You will be immersed in Lisbon’s vibrant underground artistic community. Engage in our eclectic program of events, schedule of workshops, while collaborating with community members. Duration of residency It is possible to stay from 1 month up to 3 months or longer on request. Accommodation Residents stay in a private room in an apartment shared by all residents in close proximity to the studio. The apartment is fully furnished and the association ensures a bi-weekly cleaning of shared spaces. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance We offer residents the possibility to explore techniques, concepts, ideas, and collaborations, and to develop any project either specific to the residency or ongoing. Throughout, you will receive friendly guidance and peer-to-peer support from our welcoming community and the Prisma AiR team. 1-1 consultations with artist members of the team can be requested. The residents will have the opportunity to get to know Lisbon's art scene through gallery visits, exhibition openings, talks and open studio visits. During the last week of the program we give our residents full autonomy to take over the space, be it through a final showcase of works, talks, workshop, open studio, or performance in the Prisma space.Studio / Workspace Open plan atelier space (70m2) shared between residents and the weekly programming of events.Fees and support The residency includes: - Private room for Artists-in-Residence within a shared apartment. - Open plan atelier space (70m2) - Availability for 1-1 consultations and ad hoc support from our residency team. - Group discussions and creative flow sessions. - Access to the association’s program of events either for free or occasionally discounted prices for residents. - Possibility of utilizing the space to the desire of the residents for the last week of each month to put on events in the form of showcase, open studio, workshop, performance or similar. Residency fee: - 900 Euro incl. access to studio space, residency support and accommodation - 350 Euro incl. only access to studio space and residency support, excl. accommodation Expectations towards the artist WE ARE LOOKING FOR: Community-minded participants, keen to become immersed in our project. Must be self-directed and willing to embrace the sometimes chaotic nature of an urban cultural space like ours. This program is available to all cultural practitioners and we, as a community, will stand by your side to guide you through this journey.You will make the most of this opportunity by spending time in the studio and participating in weekly discussion and cross-pollination sessions. You are willing to engage and share knowledge through talks, workshops, exhibitions etc. Application information Applications must include: - Letter of motivation including a brief description of current practice, statement of intent (non-binding), and goal of the residency (500 words max.) - Portfolio (max. 10MB total) - CV is optional - Please include preferred dates and duration of the residency - All applications should be written in English What we will consider: - Relevance of creative direction - Your overall disposition and desire to engage with our community - Our perceived capability to enhance your practice and reap the benefits from a residency at Prisma

Nectar

NESTING RESIDENCY Deadline: 31 Dec 2027 Country: Spain Nectar’s Nesting Residency is a flexible, year-round program designed for artists, writers, curators, researchers, designers, architects and cultural practitioners seeking uninterrupted time and space to develop their work. Nestled in a rural property surrounded by Mediterranean landscapes, the residency offers a peaceful environment where creative practice can unfold at its own pace. Whether you are starting a new project, completing ongoing research, writing, experimenting, or simply looking for time to reflect, Nectar provides the ideal setting to disconnect from everyday routines and reconnect with your practice. Unlike many residency programs, the Nesting Residency allows participants to choose the dates that best fit their schedule, making it an ideal option for independent professionals looking for flexibility throughout the year. Location: Tarragona, Spain Duration of residency Minimum stay: 1 week (6 nights/ 7 nights) Maximum stay: 3 weeks Applications are accepted throughout the year, subject to availability. Accommodation Private accommodation Private Bathroom Private kitchen Disciplines, work equipment and assistance The residency is open to visual artists, writers and poets, curators, researchers, designers, architects, filmmakers, musicians, cultural practitioners, creative entrepreneurs, and interdisciplinary practitioners.Studio / Workspace Indoor and outdoor studios and workspacesFees and support Residency Fee_ €250 per person / week The residency fee includes: -Private accommodation -Private bathroom -Exclusive access to a spacious outdoor kitchen -Indoor and outdoor studios and workspaces -Access to Nectar’s tools, materials and equipment (subject to availability) -High-speed Wi-Fi -Shared gardens and communal spaces -Basic technical support throughout your stay -1 hour of curatorial and technical support Additional guest fees: -Extra adult: €125 per week -Child (5 years and older): €70 per week Children under 5 years old can be accommodated upon request. Maximum two adults and one kid Food options: Residents may choose the option that best suits their needs. 1) Self-Catered (included) Residents purchase and prepare their own meals using the fully equipped private kitchen. 2) Grocery Service (+€20/day) = 140€ x week Prefer to focus entirely on your work? Nectar can take care of the grocery shopping before your arrival, providing a fully stocked kitchen with fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, locally sourced products and everyday essentials (bread, pasta, rice, legumes, milk, eggs, coffee, tea, olive oil, spices, etc.). Residents prepare their own meals at their own pace. Optional Professional Support: For residents wishing to make the most of their stay, Nectar offers optional professional mentoring services. **Curatorial Mentoring** €120 -A personalised curatorial session including tailored feedback on your project and artistic practice. -Depending on your needs, this may include: -Conceptual development -Portfolio review -Exhibition strategies -Writing and editing artist statements -Catalogue texts -Grant application advice -Project development **Professional Visibility Package** €120 -Designed for artists preparing future exhibitions, publications or funding applications. Includes: -Professional photographic documentation of your work and/or creative process -Advice on portfolio presentation -Guidance on communication and online presence -Personalised introductions to relevant curators, institutions, collaborators or professional networks whenever appropriate Expectations towards the artist Nectar is more than a place to stay. It is a space intentionally designed for focused creative practice, meaningful conversations and slower rhythms of living. We believe that research, rest, experimentation and reflection are valuable forms of artistic practice. Residents are not expected to produce a final exhibition or public outcome. Surrounded by nature, yet connected to an international network of artists and cultural practitioners, the residency offers the time, infrastructure and support needed to deepen your work without the pressure of production or deadlines. Whether you come to write, research, create or simply think, Nectar offers the conditions for ideas to grow. Application information How to apply: We welcome applications throughout the year. To apply, simply send us an email at [email protected] with the subject line “Application – Nesting Residency”, including: A short bio or CV A few words about your current practice A brief note describing what you hope to explore during your stay at Nectar Your preferred dates Whether you will be coming alone or accompanied (partner, friend or child) Feel free to include your website, portfolio or Instagram if relevant.

arthereistanbul

Custom-Made Residency Program Deadline: 12 Jan 2029 Country: Turkey arthereistanbul is launching its Custom-Made Residency Program and welcomed the first residents since 2015. These residencies of one to three months (or more) can be for research, reflection, project’s writing or development, without the pressure of production. The Custom-Made Residency Program is opened to artists, researchers, curators, writers, from all backgrounds and all kind of experience in various disciplines of arts and culture. The project and its adequacy with arthereistanbul’s vision and territory will determine the participation in our residency program. The purpose of this Custom-Made Residency Program is to allow artists / researchers / curators / art professionals to work on the first steps of their project. This can consist of writing a first draft, leading a research, looking for archives, gathering elements for an art project, or work on a small production. A custom made package is put together for each artist or group of artists. There can be an individual accompaniment by artehereistanbul team and other external specialists, if required for the artistic work process. arthereistanbul team can also offer her support and advice on administrative matters and help in finding partners. APPLICATION PROCESS / Selection: – Send us an email to check the availability calendar or receive the application form or download it from our resartis´ page; – Fill in the application form and send it along with the requested documents; Terms and conditions: Please do not send any deposit before your project idea has been officially approved. Since our physical and managerial capacity has limits, once we select a project we count on your commitment to stay as long as you declare in you application. Reservations are completed when 30% of the total fee is transferred to arthereistanbul. This is non-refundable. The rest is due to be paid upon the arrival to the residency. Fee is 20% VAT (TAX) included. Download our application form! Duration of residency from 1 to 3 months (or more) Accommodation Accommodation in Kadiköy, in the neighborhood of Rasimpasa, nearly arthereistanbul and the studio space, which consist of a two rooms of 20 – 30 sqm in a shared flat of 85 to 110 sqm of living space, well equiped kitchen, and all neccessary services like: hot wateer – heating – washing machine – TV – Satellite service – shower – toilet – terrace overlooking istanbul sea side, internet access. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance arthereistanbul welcome all type of modern and contemporary art from painting to Media art, Music to photography, performance art, writing, curating and research topics.Work equipment and services: Exhibition space – work studios – 3D printers, electronics, new media Lab – Wood working tools, – Basic office material (papers, markers, tape…), – Technical material (cables, speakers, beamer, screen, projector, video players – DVD/blueray, midi keyboard, etc), – non-professional printer, Music room equipments, Darkroom equipments– internet access. – coffee / tea.Studio / Workspace arthere consist of four floors with back garden, resident enjoy a shared Studio space of 60 sqm on the upper level, and another of 25 sqm. our exhibition space is on on the ground floor which overlook the street and used as exhibition and working space. in the basement, we have a well equipped music room, shower / toilet in addition to a darkroom, fully equipped which lead to the garden for outdoor activities which include a small room for varied tools.On the forth floor we have our New media Lab (3 printers, electronics, tools) in addition to storing space for equipments and paintings and a 25 sqm working studio.Fees and support Option 1: A residency fee of 1200 euros per month. This price include the accomodation.Option 2: 850 Euros per month. This price do not include accomodation, resident should secure his/her own accomodation. Expectations towards the artist Artist who is staying more than one month can make and end of the residency exhibition, also there is posibility to make optional talk or a workshop. Application information Selection:– Send us an email to check the availability calendar or receive the application form or download it from our resartis page– Fill in the application form and send it along with the requested documents– The application should be sent no later than 2 months before the requested starting date of the residency.Terms and conditionsPlease do not send any deposit before your project idea has been officially approved.Since our physical and managerial capacity has limits, once we select a project we count on your commitment to stay as long as you declare in you application.Reservations are completed when 30% of the total fees are transferred to arthereistanbul. This deposit payment is non-refundable in case of cancellation.The rest is due to be paid upon the arrival to the residency.application form : https://amazon.clikpic.com/arthere/clik_media/arthereistanbul-residency-Application_Form-version_3.pdf

Agriturismo Beatilla (The Beatilla Sanctuary: Art, Earth & Expression)

Colors of Nature – Rural Immersion & Contemporary Art Residency Deadline: 31 May 2029 Country: Italy The Beatilla Sanctuary: Art, Earth & Expression invites international contemporary artists to apply for our seasonal residency program in Mantua, Italy. Located within the innovative and sustainable Agriturismo Beatilla—recognized as one of Italy’s leading eco-friendly farmhouses—this residency offers a unique space where nature, upcycling, and color therapy merge. The program is designed for visual artists, painters, and creators who wish to disconnect from urban routines and immerse themselves in a stimulating rural environment. At the heart of the residency is the professional art studio of contemporary artist Luca Bornoffi, which becomes a shared sanctuary for artistic cross-pollination, research, and production. Residency Objectives – Reconnection: To provide artists with the time and space to reconnect with the natural rhythm of the earth (living beside an ancient woodland and an organic farm). – Exploration: To encourage the investigation of color, eco-design, and the alternative use of recycled materials (upcycling). – Exchange: To foster a deep creative dialogue between the resident artists and the founder’s studio practice. Duration of residency 1 week to 1 months or longer Accommodation What We Offer (Activities & Facilities) – Accommodation: Independent, high-quality private apartments or double rooms, all featuring private bathrooms and fully integrated into the farm’s original artistic environment. – Farm Life Experience: Opportunities to relax amidst the natural vibes of the estate, interact with daily farm life, and savor local, traditional food. – Slow Travel & Culture: Access to a scenic cycling and running track leading straight to Lake Garda, with easy public transport links to explore the historic heritage cities of Mantua and Verona. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Who Can ApplyWe welcome applications from contemporary visual artists, painters, and eco-designers at any stage of their career who are respectful of sustainable living and eager to create in a shared, collaborative environment.Studio / Workspace - Studio Space: Full 24/7 access to the atelier, as well as the freedom to paint and create outdoors across the farm’s natural landscapes.Fees and support Fees & Conditions1 Guest (Single Occupancy): 420 € per week (includes private apartment + art studio use). 2 Guests (Double Occupancy/Couples): 550 € per week (includes private apartment + art studio use). Mandatory Studio Utility Fee: 50 € per week per artist (to cover electricity, water, heating, and workspace maintenance). Expectations towards the artist to be professional and enjoy the good vibes here Application information pls send an email to [email protected] or [email protected]

Not Real Art

Join The Free NOT REAL ART Database For Artists Entry Deadline: May 1, 2030, 11:59:00 PM Eligibility: National Entry Fee: 0.00 California Start Here to Join Our Free Artist Database! ABOUT Submit your work to the Not Real Art program and earn a chance to be featured and have your work promoted: JOIN FREE - BENEFITS Join our database for increased visibility and access to resources: Inclusion and consideration for group and individual exhibitions Be featured on the blog Be featured on the podcast Access to… Join The Free NOT REAL ART Database For Artists > Register & Apply Archive Mode. Call Join The Free NOT REAL ART Database For Artists ended on 5/1/30, 11:59 PM. Call settings are read only. See Current Open Calls Start Here to Join Our Free Artist Database! ABOUT Submit your work to the Not Real Art program and earn a chance to be featured and have your work promoted: JOIN FREE - BENEFITS Join our database for increased visibility and access to resources: Inclusion and consideration for group and individual exhibitions Be featured on the blog Be featured on the podcast Access to our free NOT REAL ART Business School For Artists ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS To be eligible for a Grant the Artist Applicant must: Be a practicing visual artist in a two or three dimensional medium; Be at least 21 years old; Be a resident of the United States or Canada Complete the submission process for the Program through this website and its interface submitting at least three and no more than five works as part of the submission (no submissions will be accepted in any other manner); The submitted works must be the sole work of the artist submitting the work (no collaborations may be submitted); IMPORTANT: Please Watch This Tutorial BEFORE You Start Our Registration Process:

O Castro Art Village

Self-funded Creative Residency in Galicia, Spain Deadline: 07 Jul 2033 Country: Spain O Castro welcomes artists, writers, researchers, thinkers, and creative practitioners of all disciplines for stays of flexible duration, from two weeks to two months. The residency is self-funded: residents cover the cost of their own stay. In return, you get space, solitude, community, and a landscape that inspires you to create your next great work. You will live in a climate-controlled geodesic dome with a full bathroom, surrounded by forest. Dinners are often prepared and shared collectively using fresh local produce. Wine comes from a vineyard below your feet. You will have access to a gorgeous studio loft on site, high speed internet, the daily rhythm of an active creative community, film screenings, forest walks, hammocks on hilltops, a vibrant community of creatives, and the chance to engage with the local rural communities of the Ribeira Sacra. There is no prescribed outcome. What you make here, and how, is entirely yours. Available from September 2026 · Rolling applications · All disciplines welcome → Full details, pricing, and application: https://ocastroartvillage.com/creative-residency-at-o- castro-art-village/ Duration of residency – Minimum 2 weeks – Maximum 2 months * Stays are on biweekly basis (2, 4, 6, 8 weeks) Accommodation You will live in a climate-controlled geodesic dome with a full bathroom, surrounded by forest. You can choose either a private dome to yourself, a shared dome for two, or a shared dome for three. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance All disciplines welcomeStudio / Workspace You will have access to a gorgeous shared studio loft on site, with best possible views of the Miño valley, the vineyards, and the forest.Fees and support Long stays (30 days or more): – Private dome: €45 per day/person – Couples in a private dome: €30 per day/person – Shared dome: €20 per day/person – Family (up to 4) in a private dome: €15 per day/person Short stays (14 to 30 days): – Private dome: €65 per day/person – Couples in a private dome: €45 per day/person – Shared dome: €40 per day/person – Family (up to 4) in a private dome: €35 per day/person Expectations towards the artist Optional participation in maker’s events, workshops, presentation, etc. Application information Just send us an email, a WhatsApp message, or apply directly through our website and we will get back to you: https://ocastroartvillage.com/creative-residency-at-o-castro-art-village/

Residency Applications Deadline: 07 Dec 2035 Country: Iceland Rolling open call – open year round. Duration of residency Mininum stay is 1 week. Accommodation Artists stay in a private room within a shared three-bedroom apartment. The apartment offers a comfortable and welcoming living environment, with shared common facilities that provide opportunities for informal exchange and connection between resident artists. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance The residency welcomes artists working across all disciplines and offers a flexible environment for research, reflection and the development of new work. Dedicated studio spaces are available to guests staying in Rooms 01 and 02, while desk-based workspaces are provided in all three residency rooms. The residency does not provide specialized tools, technical equipment or production materials. Artists are therefore encouraged to bring or arrange any specific equipment and materials required for their practice. The residency team is available to offer general guidance and help artists connect with relevant local resources and networks where possible.Studio / Workspace Rooms 01 and 02 each include access to a dedicated studio space. Together, the two studios have a total area of approximately 45 m². The studios are divided by a partial wall, creating two distinct work areas while maintaining some openness and connection between the spaces. As a result, the studios are semi-private rather than fully enclosed.Fees and support Residency fees are set by the Municipality of Akureyri and are charged per week. Room 01: • 1 person: ISK 39,300 per week • 2 persons: ISK 47,600 per week Room 02: • 1 person: ISK 36,300 per week • 2 persons: ISK 43,500 per week Room 03: • 1 person: ISK 31,000 per week • 2 persons: ISK 38,300 per week Please note that fees may be subject to change in accordance with the Municipality of Akureyri’s official fee schedule. Expectations towards the artist Public presentations, artist talks, exhibitions and workshops are optional and are not a requirement of the residency. Resident artists are welcome to discuss possible public activities or ways of sharing their work with the residency team during their stay. Application information Applications should be submitted by email to [email protected]. Please include: • A brief description of your artistic practice and what you intend to work on or explore during the residency. • A current CV. • A portfolio of recent work, submitted as a PDF or as a link to a website or online portfolio. Please send all written documents in PDF format. To keep applications manageable by email, we recommend a maximum total attachment size of 5-10 MB. Applications are reviewed by the residency team based on availability, the applicant’s artistic practice and the nature of the proposed stay. Applicants will be contacted directly regarding the outcome of their application and, if selected, to discuss possible residency dates.

Venezia Contemporanea

Winter Partially Funded Residency -Live Create and Exhibit in the heart of Venice Deadline: 30 Jul 2026 Country: Italy Create exhibit and sell parallel the Biennale _______________________________________ Due to a last minute cancellation we have vacancy during July 22-29 Email us today We offer partially funded residency in Venice for Artists, Create and present in the heart of the Venetian Ghetto for € 900 Located In an ancient building, in the heart of Venice’s historic Ghetto. La Storta is our long-running creative residency, offering an authentic Venetian atmosphere and a direct connection to the city’s daily rhythm. For more photos and information, visit the link: www.veneziacontemporanea.com/the-la-storta-exhibition-space-venice [email protected] www.veneziacontemporanea.com Facebook Instagram ________________________________________ About the residency The space combines a cozy live-in studio with a street-level gallery featuring a large vitrine window onto a lively campo—providing both quiet retreat with natural visibility to the public and an opportunity to sell your work ________________________________________ Overview The gallery welcomes exhibitions, open-studio events, and process-based displays. Light curatorial support is available, and artists are granted full flexibility to shape their presentations. Note: our resident cat, Campari, may grace you with his presence the residency is therefore not suitable for individuals with cat allergies. Duration of residency Minimum stay: 2 weeks Maximum stay: 6 weeks Accommodation Nestled in a 500-year-old Renaissance bottega in the heart of Venice’s historic Jewish Ghetto, La Storta blends rich heritage with contemporary creativity. Its ground-floor exhibition and living space, with a large street-facing vitrine (window) opening directly to the Ghetto, is surrounded by everyday Venetian life with cafés and shops nearby – offering an authentic and dynamic environment for artists to live, work, and exhibit in the cradle of Venetian culture. The residency welcomes visual artists of all disciplines, writers, and researchers. Residents are encouraged to shape their own experience while engaging with Venice’s art scene and community. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Inclusive and supportive environment open to all disciplines, plenty of art materials, video projectors and more… available, and if needed 2 art supply shops nearby.Studio / Workspace La Storta combines a cozy live-in studio with a street-level gallery featuring a large vitrine window onto a lively campo. The gallery welcomes exhibitions, open-studio events, and process-based displays . We have basic art supply with two art supply shops close by, installment tools and two projectors. Light curatorial support is available for exhibitions.We assist with contacts to services, printshops and exhibition attendance. Artists are granted full flexibility to shape their working hours and presentations. Note: our resident cat, Campari, may grace you with his presence — the residency is therefore not suitable for individuals with cat allergies.Fees and support Venezia Contemporanea in partnership with Galleria ScalaMata offering a partially funded residencies for interdisciplinary artists. Due to a last minute cancellation we offer partially funded residency for € 900 for one week. Standard Partially funded Residency Minimum stay is two weeks. A longer stay is depends on availability Venezia Contemporanea covers 50% of €2,400 per week. Artist’s share is 1,200€ per week. Support: Basic art supply / 2 Projectors. Light curatorial support is available for exhibitions. We assist with contacts to services, printshops and exhibition attendance Not included: Flights, travel fees, Per Diem, and Art supply. We do not receive packages. Expectations towards the artist We value a warm and collaborative atmosphere. Residents are encouraged to focus on their creative work provide feed back to help us improve future programs. Artists retain full ownership and rights to their work. Application information No Deadline! Application for the Partially covered residency is open all year around on a rolling base. Duration: Min. 2 weeks – Max. 6 weeks. A longer stay is possible, VenCon covers one week. How to apply: A few lines about yourself, Your plan for the residency with Links to your work online (No PDF) Your preferable dates Applications and inquiries: [email protected] www.veneziacontemporanea.com Facebook Instagram

RUC

‘In Simplicitate Libertas’ 1-Week UNESCO Site Discovery Deadline: 31 Jul 2026 Country: Italy RUC residency is focused on supporting artists’ development through reconnecting with nature and with the valley’s ancient traditions: the Camonica Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979, is nestled high in the central Alps of Italy. It is renowned for its breath-taking glacial lakes and mountains, Roman archaeological sites, and most especially its prehistoric engravings carved in the rocks. RUC maintains a partnership with the Valle Camonica Center of Prehistoric Studies (Centro Camuno di Studi Preistorici) for academic programs and studies on archaeology and history. In 2016, nearby Iseo lake was chosen by Christo for the installation of the ‘Floating Piers’ in its astonishing beautiful and dramatic landscape. ‘In Simplicitate Libertas’ is RUC’s 1 week residency retreat at Villa Amati during which a small group of international artists will experience the ancestral magic of rural life in a small community. During the stay, in addition to focused studio and en-plein air working time, artists will have the opportunity to take part in workshops and cultural trips to discover the main historical-artistic treasures of the area. Duration of residency The Residency sessions last one week, and artists may stay for a second week by prior arrangement. Calendar of currently open sessions for the 2026 season: July 14-21; July 23-30; August 5-12; August 25-Sept 1; Sept 3-10; Sept 22-29; Oct 1-8; Oct 15-22. Accommodation RUC is a private estate in the hills that is home to a small rural community nestled among vineyards and woods. Artists will be housed at Villa Amati, a distinctive early 20th-century villa offering spacious, bright rooms and studios in a unique set of inspiring common areas. Your room and studio at Villa Amati will be private, while the kitchen, living room, and bathrooms will be shared. You will be accommodated in single or shared rooms. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance RUC welcomes visual artists, musicians, and writers. Artists are encouraged to bring with them the materials they will use during their residency. If this is not possible, materials can be shipped to RUC in advance or ordered from a professional store inStudio / Workspace At RUC, artists will have the opportunity to work outdoors and create their own outdoor studio space wherever they prefer in the garden area. Upon request, artists can also benefit from private indoor studio spaces at RUC: on the top floor of Villa Amati,Fees and support The cost of staying at Villa Amati can range from €550 to €1800. If artists need financial support to cover the cost, RUC is available to provide a letter of invitation to support their grant or funding applications. Expectations towards the artist We have no obligatory requirements for our artists. We like them to be completely free to concentrate only on on their Art, and what they love! That’s how we support them 🙂 However, it is always lovely and welcome, if they wish to share a very unformal talk to present their work to the other residents at the start of their stay, and if they participate, when possible, in the social life of the residency. Application information We accept applications on a rolling basis for the 2026 season. To apply, simply share your resume and a link to your website or social media with us at this email address: [email protected]. We look forward to welcoming you to our community!

PATAGONIA ARGENTINA – 2027 multidisciplinary program Deadline: 05 Aug 2026 Country: Argentina PATAGONIA ARGENTINA is a special multidisciplinary residency session right by Moreno lake shores, in Bariloche, Argentina, designed for creators seeking to explore, experiment, and deepen their creative processes within the breathtaking Patagonian autumn. We will gather in a dedicated, cozy lakeside refuge nestled within a spectacular 2.5-acre park surrounded by native trees, this tranquil property offers direct and private access to the pristine shores of Lago Moreno. Lago Moreno, at the very core of Bariloche’s Circuito Chico, was strategically selected as the canvas for this session. Situated where the granite peaks of the Andes melt into millennial woods, this environment serves as a living laboratory for deep introspection and earthly connection. Perched on the shores of this pristine glacial body of water, the venue provides a scenic haven that beautifully balances the vastness of the Patagonian wilderness with the stillness required for profound individual inquiry. Operating under the premise of freedom of inquiry and exploration of our creative mind and projects over the pressure of a final product, we offer a space for retreat and contemplation—tailored for personal exploration and introspection, yet profoundly rooted in the power of a group sharing experience alongside a community of artists from different disciplines. Inspired by practices of deep immersion and connection in ecological paradises, PATAGONIA ARGENTINA invites residents to embrace stillness as a bridge for profound connection: with the identity of this new territory, with the unique rhythm of the creative process, with oneself, and with the community of creators sharing the space. The Patagonian autumn is the threshold of deep listening, observation and expansion. The forest of coihues and lengas changes its skin before our eyes, inviting us to slow down our pace, understand the cycles of our creative process and thinking, and inhabit a new intimacy with both the natural and human environment. Duration of residency April 15th to May 6th, 2027 3 weeks / 21 nights 2 weeks, please check with us. Accommodation Private accomodation ensuite for each artist in Lakeside refuge nestled within a spectacular 2.5-acre park surrounded by native trees, this tranquil property offers direct and private access to the pristine shores of Lago Moreno. Privacy & Comfort: To allow full intimacy for rest and individual reflection, accommodation consists of simple and comfortable private rooms with private bathrooms for every artist.  The space is designed to encourage deep focus and disconnect from the outside rush. Shared Spaces: The heart of the venue is its large communal lounge, featuring panoramic windows overlooking the lake and the southern mountains. These heated common areas act as ideal spaces for indoor workshops, organic dialogue, and shared meals, creating a balanced natural environment where community living and collective inspiration blossom smoothly. Facilities: Stable Wi-Fi, central heating adapted for the Patagonian autumn, full electricity, outdoor recreational grounds, and a large communal kitchen are fully provided. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance We welcome creators from all disciplines who wish to experience the nature of Patagonia—its golden autumn forests, pristine glacial lakes, and inspiring mountain peaks. This residency is open to visual artists, photographers, filmmakers, curators, writers, researchers, sound artists, and practitioners from any field looking to explore their artistic process, develop specific projects, test new ideas, or research themes inspired by this unique environment.Studio / Workspace Indoors and outdoors. The heart of the venue, besides its endless gardens by the lake, is its large communal lounges, all featuring panoramic windows overlooking the lake and the southern mountains. These heated common areas act as ideal spaces for indoor workshops, organic dialogue, and shared meals, creating a balanced natural environment where community living and collective inspiration blossom smoothly.Fees and support This residency operates through a participation fee. We are an independent, artist-led, non-profit platform and we do not receive regular institutional funding. Contributions cover the real costs of this programme working in a remote environment and sustain our collaborations, accommodation, shared resources and on-the-ground coordination. Full value of the residency: 2980 USD (3 weeks, private accommodation ensuite) Commitment & Financial Coordination To maintain the integrity of our small-group dynamics, we observe the following phases: Initial Confirmation: A 50% deposit is required within 10 days after receiving your successful application letter. Final Balance: The remaining 50% must be fulfilled 60 days prior to your arrival in Lago Moreno, Bariloche. Grants & External Funding: We recognize that many practitioners rely on institutional support. We are fully prepared to synchronize our administrative deadlines with your funding cycles. Because our capacity is strictly limited to 10 participants, it is vital that you outline your funding roadmap (including agency names and expected decision dates) in your initial application. This transparency allows us to reserve your place while your grant is being processed. Flexibility: If you cannot meet these deadlines and need more time or installments, please contact us. WHAT IS INCLUDED: PROGRAM PARTICIPATION: Our program integrates independent practice with field trips to cultural and ecological sites around the Circuito Chico. There will be one curator on site and you will be able to share insights with peers in a setting designed to deepen your creative inquiry. All activities, included or not, are optional, to respect the flow of each participant. Every session is unique, evolving alongside the seasons and the specific synergy of each group. FIELD TRIPS: Through organized group trips to key local sites, participants gain a firsthand perspective on the region’s heritage and ecology. We emphasize time for quiet reflection and landscape immersion, ensuring these visits directly support your personal inquiry and creative process. There will be curated field walks, activities, and daily talks. There will be other excursions we can organize that are not included in the final price. All are optional. ACCOMMODATION: Accommodation consists of comfortable private rooms with private bathrooms for every single artist, included in the standard price. More than just a house, our refuge is a living laboratory where the architecture opens up to the lake and the mountains. It is a space specifically designed for creation and deep focus, woven into the tranquil fabric of Lago Moreno. WORK GUIDANCE: One curator will be on site to offer guidance, support, and feedback within the context of the residency, as each participant works on their project. SHARING EXPERIENCE, WORK & PROJECT PROGRESS: Organic and organized optional talks and sharing sessions will be held to offer participants the opportunity to share works-in-progress and engage in informal group conversations, creating space for mutual reflection and exchange within the group. WELCOME AND FAREWELL DINNER: A welcome dinner and a farewell dinner will be prepared and shared with the group and the curator on site. The rest of the meals are not included, but there will be a large communal kitchen available for participants to prepare their food, as well as several local options nearby. TRANSFER FROM BARILOCHE: Transportation from San Carlos de Bariloche Airport (BRC) to the venue will be available on the starting day of the residence, at one specific time arranged to match all incoming participants. This is one single transfer for the entire group. Other airports, locations, dates, or times different from the official organized one will not be covered. FACILITIES: Stable Wi-Fi, central heating adapted for the Patagonian autumn, full electricity, dedicated workspaces, and full kitchen access are entirely provided. PRE-RESIDENCY SUPPORT AND PLANNING: Personalized assistance both by email, WhatsApp, and a formal video call before your arrival. NOT INCLUDED: Please note the residency fee does not cover international or domestic travel costs, visa fees, or individual materials, production, or shipping expenses. Any additional activities, excursions, guides, or translators outside the pre-programmed schedule are not included. Participants are also responsible for their daily meals (outside the two official dinners), snacks, alcoholic beverages, and any other personal expenses beyond the basic provisions mentioned. Expectations towards the artist Operating under the premise of freedom of inquiry and exploration of our creative mind and projects over the pressure of a final product, we offer a space for retreat and contemplation—tailored for personal exploration and introspection, yet profoundly rooted in the power of a group sharing experience alongside a community of artists from different disciplines. Application information Application form is available upon request to [email protected]. We operate a rolling application process throughout the year with various deadlines. You will receive a decision on your application within 7 days of submission. If you haven’t heard from us within this timeframe, please check your spam folder or contact us via email to ensure your application was successfully received.