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St. Louis, United States
Open Books Press is dedicated to publishing quality books. When they’re open for submissions, they accept adult nonfiction, and fiction for all ages (including some YA and...
Italy
Open Doors Review is a literary magazine based in Italy that publishes literary fiction, poetry, and thought-provoking essays in English or Italian. Whatever your connection to Italy (whether you live here, have Italian ancestry or...
Open Letter is one of only a handful of nonprofit publishing houses dedicated to increasing access to world literature for English readers. Publishing 10 titles in translation...
Platform for Interdisciplinary Practice Open Place (Open Place) is an artistic initiative that aims to facilitate discussions and exchange of opinions, ideas, and experiences between artists, curators, and various social groups across Ukraine and other countries. The platform organizes meetings and conducts joint events to foster the development of art, politics, and socio-cultural transition. Open Place supports artists and their outreach to various social groups across Ukraine and abroad. Embracing the diversity of ideas, methods, and actions in visual arts, design, performance, media art, architecture, research, social action, and economics, Open Place has been developing grassroots and social engagement practices since 1999. Art residencies are an important part of Open Place’s activities. Open Place supports interdisciplinary projects aimed at the expansion of art-making concepts and the engagement of new groups of people in the creative process. They are interested in the experience of international colleagues working with socially minded practices and how they use participatory art and engage different social groups. Open Place works on researching practices of collective coexistence, building horizontal structures, and peer-to-peer learning. A significant part of Open Place’s activities is aimed at building connections between different social and professional groups, different contexts, and different types of knowledge. The goal of the residency is to exchange knowledge and practical experience, examine the specifics of various local contexts, and develop new methods in the field of socially engaged art. Open Place is attentive to the ideas and practices of its residents. For its part, the residency program helps artists to explore the context and forge links with the artistic and research milieu upon their needs. They are particularly looking for applications from artists and curators who are interested in development and transformation of contemporary interdisciplinary practices, focused on working with communities, and the topic of inclusion.
New York City, United States
OPEN is a self-managed artist residency located at Château de Kerminy in Brittany, France. The residency is set in a unique rural environment that combines historical heritage (former botanical park), biodiversity (wetland, forest, prairie, etc.) and creation. Kerminy is a hybrid space that connects artistic creation, agroecology, and traditional craftsmanship. It functions as a learning territory dedicated to creative, ecological, and social transitions. Kerminy actively promotes experimentation, knowledge sharing, and community engagement through artistic residencies, workshops, and research programs (art, science & territory). The site is integrated into the cultural and ecological landscape of southern Finistère, enriched by local partnerships such as art schools, universities, research labs, the farming community, French institutions, and other cultural structures in France and abroad. The residency is open to artists, researchers, and cultural practitioners of all disciplines seeking an immersive and collaborative environment. There is no selection process; the residency is accessible to anyone willing to contribute to operational costs (minimum contribution of €20/day + some time dedicated to site maintenance). The residency duration is flexible, ranging from a few days to 2 months.
Operanova is a cultural centre and artist residency located in Villanova, a rural hamlet 7 km from Orvieto in Umbria, central Italy. Housed in a restored former wool factory, the residency opened in 2023 and operates as a non-profit association (APS). The building offers two self-contained residential apartments (120 m² and 45 m²), dedicated studio and exhibition spaces, a workshop equipped for iron and wood, a library of around 4,000 volumes (art, architecture, philosophy, humanities), and a communal kitchen. The space houses the archive and studio of artist Pietro Fortuna. Residencies are open to artists, writers, filmmakers, researchers and academics across all disciplines. The residency particularly welcomes practitioners whose work engages with landscape, ecology, cultural heritage or interdisciplinary inquiry. Stays are flexible (typically 2 weeks to 3 months, year-round). A contribution to accommodation costs is requested; reduced rates are available for institutional partnerships. Since 2023, Operanova has hosted emerging French artists through the Nouveau Grand Tour programme (Institut Français Italia) and established a formal partnership with Villa Massimo (Deutsche Akademie, Rome). The programme includes public events in art, cinema, science communication, music and somatic research — residents are integrated into this cultural life if they wish. Orvieto is 90 minutes from Rome by train. The surrounding area includes the Monte Peglia UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and Lake Bolsena.
Indianapolis, United States
Orange County, Florida, United States
Houston, United States
Inspired by the small plot of apple trees near Cambridge, England, where writers have gathered for years with their books and pens, the Orchards Poetry Journal is released biannually, in print and online.
Portland, United States
Oregon Humanities is a magazine about the experiences, ideas, and beliefs of Oregonians. In each issue, Oregon writers, artists, and readers explore diverse perspectives and challenging questions relating to the place we live and the...
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