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Eastern Structures picks up where Contemporary Ghazals left off, publishing English-language examples of the Middle Eastern form, but now also Korean sijo and Japanese tanka—the latter rendered exclusively in the five-seven-five...
This magazine is for bilingual (and trilingual) readers and writers. All texts on this site are published with translations—into English if the text is in Russian or Ukrainian, and into Russian or Ukrainian if the text is in English.
Ebony Tomatoes Collective is a literary organization for personal and political liberation run by a Black queer collective. Its platform includes up to three print issues annually, a monthly newsletter, and low-cost events and workshops...
ECHANGEUR22 is a non-profit association that supports emerging contemporary artists along with a residency programme that aims to bring together artists from different countries and cultures, with a focus on encouraging artistic encounters. The objective of the residency is to encourage artists to create or experiment together. It offers them technical and financial means to test, produce and develop new ideas with a transcultural dimension while establishing strong links with the host area. Since 2015, the ECHANGEUR22 residence has had the opportunity to welcome more than a hundred artists from Europe, Brazil, Japan, and South Korea and to organize circulation projects between these 4 countries. ECHANGEUR22 launches today its 6th edition of artistic residency. This call is addressed to artists of all mediums, without an age limit. L'ECHANGEUR22 will host simultaneously: One French artist One Japanese artist One Brazilian artist One South Korean artists living and working in Daejeon Residencies focusing on creation and experimentation provide artists or groups of artists from different cultures and disciplines with technical means to create and produce new art, conduct original research, and engage with the public through presentations that showcase the various stages of the creative process leading up to a finished work. Theme: Mobility - During the residency, artists will be asked to question their own work according to the notion of circulation and mobility in art.
Eckerö Post & Customs House was built by the Russian Tsar, who through the building's impressive dimensions wanted to show Sweden which superpower Russia was and also provide a view of the expansive Russia that could be larger. Finland and the Åland Islands came to belong to Russia after the war in 1809 until 1917. The building is currently one of the best preserved buildings by architects Carl Ludvig Engel and Carlo Bassi. During the period of 1953 - 1994 the building served as the state holiday home for postal and telecommunications officials. The fact that the Åland postal service became an independent business company ended this vacation activities1994. The building passed into the possession of the Government of Åland in 1994 and now serves as a cultural building with a cafe and museum as well as cultural happenings. Out on the cliffs of the sea is a memorial to the more than two hundred men who perished in the mail voyages across the Åland sea. Queen Christina´s mailroad 1638 goes between Sweden and the Åland Islands and was for several hundred years the connecting link between the mother country Sweden and the eastern provinces of Finland and the Baltics. An Artist in Residence was founded in 2006 in the building. The Government of Åland provides a guest apartment that will be moving from the main house to the southern wing of the historical Eckerö Post & Customs House, starting from year 2021.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Each issue of Ecotone brings together the literary and scientific, the personal and biological, the urban and rural.
The Edeiken International Arts Foundation (EIAF) is proud to announce the open call for its 2026–2027 Artist-in-Residence (AiR) Grant Program, hosted at 7artscafe, a premier multidisciplinary cultural hub in Yokohama. Now entering its second year following a highly successful inaugural cycle, the program provides vital support for professional international musicians, composers, sound artists, and interdisciplinary creators. The program awards a $10,000 USD grant to one selected artist or ensemble (up to four members). This comprehensive funding supports a one-month residency in Yokohama, covering travel, housing, living expenses, and project development. The initiative is designed to foster artistic innovation, cross-cultural dialogue, and community engagement through the exploration of contemporary sound and experimental performance. During the residency, the selected artist will engage with Yokohama’s creative community through a series of public events, including workshops, open rehearsals, lecture-demonstrations, and collaborative sessions. The residency will culminate in a final public concert or sound installation at 7artscafe, further enriching Yokohama’s vibrant cultural landscape. Eligibility & Timeline: The program is open to professional musicians and sound-based creators aged 25 or older who reside outside of Japan. Applicants must have a minimum of five years of professional experience and demonstrate active artistic practice within the last 24 months. Please note that this cycle is dedicated exclusively to music and sound; visual artists are not eligible for the 2026–2027 program. • Application Deadline: March 1, 2026 (17:00 JST) • Announcement Date: March 15, 2026 • Residency Period: Scheduled between April 2026 and March 2027
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Edmonds, Washington, United States
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