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Online Platform, United States
After Brunch Journal publishes experimental fiction, poetry, essays, and hybrid forms that bend genre, haunt the imagination, and linger long after reading, inviting you to question reality, memory, and the stories people tell themselves...
After Dinner Conversation publishes short stories (1,500 to 7,000 words), of any genre, that ask interesting ethical and/or philosphical questions in a narrative format. You can learn more by watching a video from our...
After Happy Hour ’s tastes are broad and lean toward the weird. They consider fiction in any and all genres and blurs/blends thereof, and prefer poetry with strong emotion and/or a sense of narrative over straight plays with language. For...
After the Art seeks personal review essays that explore the ways reading can enrich the experience of looking at art. Each essay must be about a piece of art as well as a written text.
Dallas, Texas, United States
Under their Bolden imprint, Agate Publishing publishes literary fiction, memoir, and nonfiction. Under their Midway imprint, they publish nonfiction with a particular focus on...
Dordogne-Périgord, France
AGNI sees literature and the arts as integral to the broad, engaged conversation that underwrites a vital society. Their poets, storytellers, essayists, translators, and artists lift a mirror to nature and the social world. They seek...
Ontario, United States
Since 1986 the Department of Culture and Education of the city of Salzburg has offered an artist exchange program. The city of Salzburg co-operates closely with public and private enterprises in Europe and the USA and has, with selected cities, developed a regular mutual artist exchange program. Applicants from other cities and countries can only be considered according to the availability during the requested year and provided that they arrange an exchange under the same terms and conditions for artists from Salzburg.
“AIR 3331” is an AIR (Artist in Residence) program established by Command A – an artist-run initiative that bases its activities in the centre of Tokyo (notably Chiyoda City), with an aim to dive into local communities and cultivate creativity. With a wide range of projects and a diverse network of creators to connect with, the program serves as a strong base for creative practitioners from around the world.
The AIR Celeia programme has been up and running since 2005. The programme encourages the development and promotion of the contemporary artistic and curatorial practices and is based on open dialogue, exchange and cooperation. It is conceived as a two-month residency for international artists and curators. The residency comes with a fee to the artist, space and time, as well as other structural conditions for artists to take on in-depth research, to develop and implement projects, on their own or in a group. It acquaints and connects its residents with local artistic goings-on, as well as those further afield. AIR Celeia residents have the opportunity to present their work in an exhibition venue run by the Centre for Contemporary Arts, which can take the form of a lecture, discussion, performance or exhibition. Selections are based on open calls and invitations.
Open Call for the 2026 Round. Unfolding the Place. Placing the Folds Stage 1 Introduction from AIR InSILo This year, we have decided to introduce two innovations in our approach to the open call. Firstly, we have chosen to structure the call in two stages. The first stage will be open until February 23. At this stage, we do not require a substantial amount of work from applicants. We request that you carefully read the open call concept and the curatorial text, watch a video featuring our co-curator, who designed the call, and write a short motivation letter. In this letter, you should describe the relationship between your practice and the concept of the call, as well as your motivation and the relevance of taking part in the residency. Please also send us your portfolio. Secondly, we are proposing a small experiment: the possibility of applying anonymously. Even though we, as a residency, declare ourselves a solidarity project, we nonetheless respect the right to anonymity as a tool against bias, and are keen to receive feedback on this option. We are interested in learning how many applicants would prefer this form of interaction. We would also kindly ask you to share your thoughts on what kind of anonymity you would like to see in open calls in general. This idea was inspired by the practice of blind auditions in music, which we are attempting to rethink and adapt for a residency open call. Stage 2 Applications selected in Stage 1 will receive an invitation to participate in Stage 2. Selected artists will have three weeks to submit the required materials. Unfolding the Place. Placing the Folds Curated by Agata Ciastoń For this edition, AIR InSILo invites artists to take part in a residency curated by Agata Ciastoń. The residency will focus on working with place as a field of relations, encompassing matter and memory, body and landscape, and local and cosmic time. The concept develops from the curator’s ongoing engagement with archives, territories, and landscapes, and proposes an approach that connects artistic practice with methods of critical observation and spatial analysis. Applicants are kindly asked to read the full curatorial text, Unfolding the Place. Placing the Folds. The residency is conceived as a space for developing or refining ideas rather than producing final works. It builds on research conducted by Ciastoń in Hollabrunn, where she tested various strategies for working with localities and spatial relations. Artists are invited to continue and expand this inquiry, whether by engaging directly with the environment of Hollabrunn or by connecting it to other geographic or conceptual territories. The aim is to examine how different sites, histories, and material traces intersect and inform artistic practice. The residency will take place in collaboration with Agata Ciastoń, who will accompany participants in the development of their projects through discussion and dialogue. The focus will be on the process itself, including mapping, recontextualising, and unfolding relationships between ground, archive, and imagination. This call is addressed to artists whose practices engage with site-specific, process-based, or research-oriented approaches; who examine relationships between landscape, infrastructure, memory, and history; who explore archives, walking, or mapping as artistic strategies; who reflect on the entanglement of human and material histories; and who seek to develop new approaches to spatial, historical, or ecological narratives.
Artist community Nieuw en Meer offers a guest studio for a fixed period of three months (not less, not more) where they welcome artists who work in the field of fine arts (music excluded). (January, February, March / April, May, June / July, August, September /October, November, December) Situated within the beautiful outskirts of Amsterdam surrounded by a park bordering the lake ‘de Nieuwe Meer’ The guest studio offers the ideal environment for reflection and concentration.