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The Cal State Fullerton Grand Central Art Center artist-in-residence program is an ongoing project. Each year the university invites three artists from around the world to live and work at the art center for a period of one week to four months. The length of stay and specific projects the artist works on are negotiated with each artist. The artist lives and works in proximity with the twenty-seven Cal State Fullerton visual arts graduate students who also live and have studios in the art center.
City Artist-in-Residence Program (CAIR) is an artist-led organization that works locally and relationally to develop creative strategies for increased community connection, civic pride, and equitable participation in rural places. The organization believes in the power of rural creativity in activating solutions to address community challenges. Collaboration with local artists, residents, and community champions on deeply place-based projects is crucial for the organization to keep the core values at the heart. The City of Granite Falls and the Department of Public Transformation have launched the Granite Falls City Artist in Residence (CAIR) program - the first of its kind in a small-sized town in the country - fostering cultural work that sits at the intersection of civic, social, and place-based practice in a rural setting. The program is currently accepting applications from interested local, regional, and national artists to be embedded in the City of Granite Falls (pop. 2,897) for 6-12 months to design and implement arts and cultural strategies to increase civic participation and community engagement in City policy-making, planning and public processes. Program and application details are available online . Applications are due by April 26th at 11:59pm CST.
Graves Mill Farm, founded in 2020, supports nonprofits through hospitality. They have been environmentally, agriculturally, culturally, and community focused. Starting this residency represents an extension of their outreach into the arts
The mission of Graylag Nature Preserve is to connect people and communities to nature by protecting forested lands and watersheds, preserving open space, and offering educational programs and residencies. At Graylag, individuals, families, and groups can immerse in the natural world, discovering deeper connections with nature, themselves, and one another. Visitors can come for a week, several days, or a few hours. They can take a break from technology and learn from the natural world that surrounds us. Graylag Nature Preserve Inc. was established in 2019 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The Graylag Artist Residency is a dynamic program designed to foster the intersection of creativity and nature. Located in the scenic Graylag Nature Preserve in rural New England, this residency offers artists an immersive environment where creativity can thrive in direct connection with the natural world. Through this residency, the organizers seek to cultivate a vibrant exchange of ideas between visiting artists and the local community. By providing artists with time and space to create, reflect, and collaborate, they offer a rare opportunity for artistic growth and community engagement. This residency is more than a retreat—it is a catalyst for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and inspiration. The organizers believe that creativity flourishes in relationship with the land, and they invite artists to explore how nature informs their work while also contributing to the community through shared experiences. Whether through workshops, talks, or new ways of engaging with the environment, artists will play a vital role in strengthening the ties between art, nature, and conservation. 2025 marks the launch of the Graylag Artist Residency. As this is the inaugural year, they are looking for artists who are not only excited to immerse themselves in their work but also open to the opportunity to help shape the foundation of this program.
Green & Away is a tented sustainable non-profit events venue based in Worcestershire, available to hire for conferences, courses, celebrations and eco-camping. Established in 1990, they are also an educational charity and aim to inspire and encourage environmental and social change through experiential learning and sustainable living in practice. This placement provides an opportunity for an emerging artist to develop and demonstrate their art at a leading environmental venue. The successful candidate will have a lot of independence over the course of their residency, and the organisation is open to your ideas for what you want to create on the site. You will, however, be encouraged to contribute an interesting piece of environmental, ecological, or land art, working with natural or recycled materials, which will be either permanent or present for the duration of the season and which will add to the atmosphere of the site. The ability and willingness to explain and educate volunteers and visitors to the site about your work and to collaborate on other creative projects is also desirable.
Greylight Projects is a platform for arts and culture that focuses on the development and presentation of visual and contemporary art projects. Greylight Projects aims to encourage collaboration and connection among artists, bringing creators together and facilitating conversations. Open call for one residency of three months (1 January – 30 March 2026), organized by Greylight Projects (Heerlen, NL) in collaboration with the international dance festival schrit_tmacher. The residency offers space for visual artists, dancers, choreographers and performers to deepen their practice and expand their network. Guided by open curiosity, Greylight Projects and schrit_tmacher Festival invites makers to reflect on relationships within themes like: technology, humanity, environment and society. The residency is aimed at artists whose work engages with these questions through forms such as research, dance, performance, installation or other media. The residency encourages interdisciplinary approaches and forms that expand conventional boundaries of art and performance and practices that explore storytelling, personal or collective narratives, untold stories, revealing experiences that are often overlooked or unspoken. They welcome artists who are open to sharing their process with peers and the public. There are no restrictions in discipline or medium, as long as the practice resonates with the context of the program.
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The FIELD KITCHEN ACADEMY is an interdisciplinary educational residency programme that gathers artists/ creative minds, a resident chef and prominent experts from different fields together around a kitchen table through mind-opening acts and actions. Ten residents will be selected to join the upcoming FIELD KITCHEN ACADEMY between 31 July - 24 August September 2022. Curated by Ece Pazarbasi, the third edition of the Field Kitchen Academy will be realised under the title of Voice as Object, Object (H)as Voice. During 3,5 weeks, the Field Kitchen Academy will host public events (the Field), closed working sessions (the Kitchen) and conceptual cooking actions in Wüsten-Buchholz, Perleberg; app. 1,5 hrs away from Berlin. With three modules, the residents will have the opportunity of pursuing processes of experimentation, discussion, trial and error, progression of knowledge, know-how and creativity together with Sam Auinger, Graham Harman, Saadet Türköz, Hans Rosenström, Martin Riches, Zeynep Bulut, Brandon LaBelle, Ji Woo & Sun Woo (Zen Masters) and guest ventriloquist during the first 3 weeks. The last half week will be the ‘simmering’ period where the residents are expected to do NOTHING.
The Jobel Group, founded in Rome in 2000, carries out cultural promotion activities with particular attention to the language of theatre and live performances. These actions are divided into projects with a didactic theme (laboratories, workshops, seminars) and production (production of scenic works characterized by elements of research, innovation and multidisciplinary, distribution and organization of cultural events). Since 2011, a number of cultural exchange projects have also started with other countries. Since 2015, he has been the holder of residency projects that have received recognition from the Lazio Region and the mibac. Gruppo Jobel – Art for Earth believes that art and creativity can play a critical role in order to produce the global mindset needed to achieve the goals, inspiring, energizing, shaking, and spreading commitment and information among local and international communities. For this reason, it promotes the incredible value of art, mainly supporting the expression of young generations of creatives to develop broad engagement about social and environmental topics, in collaboration with partners committed to sustainability all around the world. The residency is a creative hub with international artistic prestige, endorsed by the Italian Ministry of Heritage and Cultural Activities. It was designed as a small hilltop village, with guest rooms, canteen and studios for creative activities and cultural research. It is open to professional artists or advanced students interested in Gruppo Jobel – Art for Earth®’s mission .
GRUUT seeks to connect artists from different disciplines and support artistic creation. Conceived as a research laboratory, this cultural project offers talks, workshops and other events in Brussels, as well as artist residencies at Château de Gruuthuyse (Oostkamp). The aim is to question the broad spectrum of the creative process and to promote diversity, both within GRUUT’s artist network and in the diversity of their practices. GRUUT organises two residencies a year, during the summer, at Gruuthuyse Castle in Oostkamp (Flanders). Following a call for artists, eight artists from different disciplines are selected to develop a personal project. They’re interested in what the artist wants to explore and innovate in their practice, as well as assuring diversity in the group and the artistic mediums. During the residency, each artist have their own room but can also work in shared common spaces. They are free to find the level of isolation or collectivity they need. Meals mark the pace of the day and bring the group together. Some afternoons and evenings hosts collective activities or discussions, held by the residency coordinators or the residents themselves ; a participant sharing their work, a creative exercice to unlock inspiration, or group discussions to share our process, our struggles and our breakthroughs. In addition to the summer residencies, GRUUT organises also a mini-residency called LAB : the LAB lasts three days over a weekend, and takes place only during the day, in Brussels. The shorter format, that aims to be more accessible, focuses on artistic creation without the pressure of a result. To activate the six participating artists' spontaneity, a common theme is unveiled the day before the LAB. The aim of these residencies is, on the one hand, to enrich the professional network of each participant and allow new collaborations to emerge, and on the other hand, to stimulate artistic research.
The GuestRoomMaribor residency programme invites visual and interdisciplinary artists to apply for artist residencies that will take place in Maribor (Slovenia) in the period of 2022 and 2023. Several dates are available for one-month honorary residencies in spacious apartment studios of Vetrinjski mansion in the centre of Maribor. Successful applicants will also get an opportunity to present their newly created work in their gallery space. GuestRoomMaribor is Maribor-based programme established by NGO Pekarna Magdalenske mreže that has been offering residencies for Slovenian and international artists in Maribor since 2011. They focus on contemporary visual art practices while their programe mainly supports socially engaged, hybrid and experimental projects, as well as projects that relate to the local social, cultural, historical or political context. The aim of the programe is to open up creative processes, foster dialogue and direct contact with local communities, question established presentations of artworks and encourage collaboration with local artists and producers. In terms of content, priority will be given to projects that: (self) critically reflect the involvement of contemporary art in social, economic, technological, and environmental processes and power relations try to suggest non-normative ways of acting and thinking about the social and/or natural phenomena, including the artistic ones are research-oriented or understand the research process as an integral part of the artistic-creative process without reducing the latter to the research of the artistic medium or the visualization of data establish a reflective attitude towards the environment in which they are placed; in this case with the specific social, cultural, historical, or political context of the local community respond to the space in which they are placed in the process of creating or presenting the project.
The Gushul Studio and Cottage were opened in 1988 for professional artists interested in working in the Crowsnest Pass for one to three month residencies. The facilities were completely renovated by the Alberta Historical Resources Foundation in the early 1980s to acknowledge Thomas Gushul's work as a pioneering photographer of the region.
Gyeonggi Creation Center (GCC) is an art sponsorship organization to support creative activities and researches by domestic and overseas artists. With a variety of facilities such artists’ studios, art and crafts workshops, artwork storage, a theater and a number of multi-purpose halls, GCC hosts exhibitions and open-studio events, community based art programs, art education, and international exchange programs. GCC acts as a platform to gather artists, curators and theorists from all over the world for international exchange and as an experimental and progressive contemporary art center to collectively engage and cultivate synergy among artists of various genres. For the Residency Studio Program, GCC selects resident artists through invitations and open applications from artists, curators, and theorists working in visual and media arts. Programs: Creative Residency Program : Artists in visual art, Design, Architecture, literature, Dance, Performing Arts, and media arts Research Residency Program : Independent and alternative space curators, producers for theater and music, researchers and critics.
As the origin of innovation in Hungarian fine arts, they provide a space to reinterpret historical artworks, to receive, create and present new ones, and to participate in interactive art and community events. The organisers believe that art truly belongs to everyone, so they encourage all of the visitors to create, discover and inhabit the living space of contemporary art! At Hungarian Art & Business (HAB), they represent a unique cultural platform that focuses on Hungarian contemporary art: a truly diverse and vibrant scene full of talented artists who push and reimagine the boundaries of art every day. HAB is also a playful acronym that reflects the hub function of the space. As an innovative cultural centre, they offer a social meeting place that can connect visitors with art and with each other. HAB (Hungarian Art & Business) / MBH Foundation for the Support of the Arts recidency programme welcomes artists who would like to spend time in a villa in downtown Budapest, making art, getting to know the cultural and artistic scene of the city. They extend an invitation to artists to participate in their artist residency program, offering a 6 to 8 weeks immersive experience dedicated to their craft. They are committed to provide essential materials and resources, ensuring that artists will have everything they need to create freely and without constraints. The core duration of this residency program spans from 6 to 8 weeks, during which selected artists will be granted access to a fully equipped workspace tailored to meet the specific needs of their artistic projects. Moreover, artists will have the unique opportunity to become part of a vibrant artistic community, fostering collaboration, and networking with like-minded individuals. They welcome applicants in four time periods: April-May; June –July; August – September; October-November. Dates are flexible, suggested duration 6 to 8 weeks.
Hackn3t is an online and physical residency program with the goal of showing the everyday practice of (digital) (new) media artists, coders or other tech creatives. Everyone is invited to apply with performances, artist talks, lectures, workshops (...) that will take place on hacklab01’s own infrastructure and will be archived on the web under a permissive licence or presented in the physical venue of klub MaMa in Zagreb. Grants (artist fees) are awarded for each residential stay in the maximum amount of 300EUR payable by invoice. The amount depends on the type of engagement and the duration of the residency. As the organisers do not want to limit the formats but to encourage the diversity of applications, please specify the desired fee in your application. Examples of funds awarded: single evening performance or artist talk: 50 EUR multi-day workshop with a performance (example here): maximum amount. No specific theme is set - new media and hacking are the guiding principles, but all applications will be considered. Hackn3t uses its own VPS server infrastructure and a free software solution (BigBlueButton) to display content. Selected applicants will be obliged to provide an adequate internet connection (min 1.5 Mbit upload, 5 Mbit for HD content), and to dedicate time to get acquainted with the platform before the start of the residency.
Turkey
halka art project invites visual artists, writers, musicians, performers, story tellers, curators, poets, cultural researchers among others to apply to its residency programme. The weekly residency fee for a single artist is €375 and €550 for artist dous or couples who want to share a private room. On the other hand, halka art project is happy to announce that it is not an artist hotel. We expect to see the end result of each residency periods. For stays longer than a month we organize exhibitions for the local audience and art circles. For shorter visits we encourage our artists to hold an artist talk to share their experience so that the residency term would not be an exotic trip to Istanbul. Our team of curators, art managers and artist assistants help our residents in every step of the realization of their projects on day to day basis. We use our network for the promotion of the residency projects and for our guests to meet with the local audience and professionals.
The Residency program at Hangar encourages dialogue, exchange and experimentation. The program is non-prescriptive and process-based, allowing visiting artists to develop projects in response to their new environment, or to conduct research benefiting from Lisbon´s resources. The Residency Program is firmly established in the Lisbon art scene, promoting diverse cultures and practices through international and experimental projects. Hangar develops several International Residency Programs that give non-resident artists in Portugal or Lisbon the opportunity to live and work in Lisbon for a period of one month to three months (longer periods can be arranged.) The program aims to facilitate the international exchange and the exchange of ideas through artistic practice in the areas of visual arts, performance, photography and video. Through strategic partnerships in the international art world and institutions linked to cultural production and artistic research in various countries, mainly through the Triangle Network, Hangar program aims to strengthen the existing exchange between Portugal, Europe, Africa and South America. HANGAR is an Artistic Research Center, located in the area of Graça in Lisbon. HANGAR includes several platforms for action, including a center of artistic residences, studios for artists, an art education center, an exhibition and a public program. From the concept of unification of certain geographies, cultures and identities, HANGAR seeks to organize and produce the development of cross-disciplinary artistic projects in the Visual Arts, integrating public presentations and taking Lisbon as the focus of intervention. HANGAR is an independent space run by artists and curators. It is a place for experimentation, research and reflection on artistic practices. The space is a point of convergence of various areas of contemporary artistic processes. HANGAR aims to act as a catalyst of experience in the connection between artists, researchers and other artistic initiatives. It aims to encourage discussion of emerging contemporary art, stimulating the development of artistic and theoretical practices motivated by experimental and shared experiences.
Rural region, United States
Artists, writers, composers and art theorists are all invited to send their application form along with their project for short term residency. A stay at the heARTbreaker residence offers an efficient platform for the contemporary art originating in the activities of the sam83 gallery. Calm environment; enabling artists to concentrate on their work in close proximity to nature.