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Ocean City, United States
Watkinsville, United States
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October Hill Magazine believes strongly in the need for a digital platform from which new and aspiring writers can express their creativity. The editors believe in honoring new talent and publishing the very best of new literary and...
Oddball Magazine is an eclectic online lit magazine with comic strips, music reviews, theater criticism, pop culture poetry, flash fiction, breaking news, tribute pieces, and more.
Intercultural ODYSSEYS Costa Rica is a civic, social and non-governmental organization (NGO) founded by Royce Clay Slape Seiger, himself a lifelong artist, in the belief that creating and sharing art across borders is a powerful tool for opening up human hearts and challenging the barriers that separate them. They have proudly hosted artists from as far abroad as Newfoundland, Canada, Australia, Sweden, Switzerland, France, Germany, Portugal, Argentina, Mexico, U.S.A. and England (including from the remote island of Guernsey, of the English Channel islands) - and growing. Though Spanish is the local language, English is spoken widely, and they've hosted artists who spoke neither. Those are the kinds of challenges the organizers love. So if you can imagine your project and have the professional skills to make it happen during your residency, they do everything possible to provide you with the uninterrupted time, space and inspiration you need.
Off Tropics is a self-directed residency in Chiang Mai, Thailand, designed for artists, curators, producers, cultural organisers, writers, researchers, composers, filmmakers, and cultural practitioners seeking time, focus, and space for sustained work. Situated in a quiet residential area surrounded by greenery, the residency combines accommodation with a private studio environment suitable for writing, composition, research, editing, sound work, and small-scale artistic development. Founded by artists working internationally across sound, performance, and moving image, Off Tropics emerged from a desire to create the kind of place often missing between commercial accommodation and institutional residencies: an affordable environment where concentrated work, rest, and reflection can coexist. The residency is intentionally flexible. Residents may use the space for artistic research, project development, writing, remote work, or simply as a temporary base from which to engage with Chiang Mai's cultural landscape. Depending on availability, informal studio visits, artist conversations, introductions to local practitioners, and additional artistic or technical support may be arranged separately. Off Tropics prioritises autonomy, long-form thinking, and the conditions necessary for meaningful creative work.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The Office for Contemporary Art Norway is a foundation created by the Norwegian Ministry of Culture and the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the aim of strengthening the position of contemporary visual arts and production from Norway and of stimulating and facilitating exchange between Norwegian and international art professionals and institutions. The International Studio Programme in Oslo is available by invitation only for international artists, curators and cultural practitioners in connection to specific research and project work within Norway. The programme provides residents with accommodations and a studio. Residents are encouraged to engage with the art scene and to establish temporary and permanent exchanges with artists and other art professionals throughout the country.
Salt Lake City, United States
Mexico
The mission of Ofi Press Magazine is to promote superb work from all over the world as well as translated work from Mexican poets.
Ogden, United States
Worldwide
Oharano Studio is an artist-run studio and residency space located in Oharano, a rural area in southwest Kyoto. The studio operates at the intersection of contemporary artistic practice, everyday rural life, and long-standing local traditions. Oharano Studio has hosted and supported a wide range of practices, including performance art, sound and music art, sculpture, and site-responsive work. Activities often extend beyond the studio itself, through collaborations with nearby Buddhist temples, local farmers, artists, and independent studios. These relationships are not symbolic partnerships, but part of daily life in the area, shaped by trust, repetition, and shared time rather than formal programming. This is not a cultural showcase or a guided experience of the city’s tourist routes. Instead, the residency offers artists a chance to encounter Japan through lived rhythms: farming schedules, temple calendars, seasonal labor, weather, silence, and conversation. Art here is not separated from life, but rather happens alongside it. For international artists, Oharano Studio provides access to a Japan that is rarely visible online, one where contemporary art coexists naturally with spiritual practices, agricultural work, and small-scale local economies. The countryside setting is not treated as an aesthetic backdrop, but as an active collaborator, sometimes generous, sometimes demanding, always present. Ohara no Studio welcomes artists who are curious about place-based practice, community exchange, and slower modes of working, and who value depth of experience over visibility. The studio is especially suited to artists who see research, listening, and presence as integral parts of their practice. The residency at Ohara no Studio is a self-directed, research- and production-oriented stay designed for artists who appreciate autonomy and simplicity. Residents are invited to develop their own practice while living close to the land and the local community. There are no predetermined production requirements, allowing artists to focus on research, experimentation, or slower forms of making. At the same time, Oharano Studio actively welcomes the possibility of public moments, such as exhibitions, performances, workshops, or informal gatherings, when these align with the artist’s interests, needs, or the natural outcomes of their research. Such events are developed collaboratively and in response to the context, rather than imposed as obligations. The residency is particularly suitable for artists interested in: - Rural, ecological, and place-based practices - Process-oriented research in sound, performance, sculpture, or material work - Working in dialogue with Buddhist spaces, agriculture, and seasonal rhythms - Slow modes of making that are grounded in listening, observation, and presence - Collaborative possibilities that emerge from everyday life rather than formal programming
Crystal Lake, United States
Oklahoma City, United States
Old Pal is an online magazine based out of Portland, Oregon, since 2018. The magazine has published work that includes experimental writing, the hybrid genre, and critical inquiries from the Portland local community and beyond. It...
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