Directory
Loading the directory…
Finding organizations and publications.
With your consent we measure which opportunities and flows are useful so we can improve them. We do not sell data or run advertising. Privacy notice
Directory
Loading the directory…
Finding organizations and publications.
Directory
Explore residencies, journals, presses and arts organizations worldwide.
4,561–4,608 of 11,143 profiles
Wismar, Germany
The Hole in the Head Review is a vibrant online journal of poetry and art that is attracting an international audience and submissions from new and established poets. One reader described them as such: “I found it terrifically gratifying...
United States
Holes in the Wall Collective invites you to spend 360 minutes in an unlikely residency space somewhere in the five boroughs of NYC. An office, a workshop, a grocery isle, the recycling plant... to leave your routine for One Day. Six hours. 360 minutes. To work creatively on a project. Something you are writing, researching, creating, observing. At any part of your process. How it works: You apply. If accepted, we match you (and your work) to a residency space somewhere in NYC. We confirm the date. We give you 6 hours, coffee and an introduction with your space. Sometime during your residency, you give us one blog post that says something about your 360 minutes. An image, a haiku, a paragraph, an animation. We then host a public event at the end of the year to bring together all the residents & their work. It’s free to apply and to participate. Residencies held on select Saturdays & Wednesdays starting in May. apply at https://www.holesinthewallcollective.org/360-residency
Hollow and Sky seeks poetry, prose, and visual work shaped by attention, memory, silence, and engagement with the natural world. The journal is drawn to work that listens closely to interior life, lived experience, and what often goes...
Queensgate, United Kingdom
Home Planet News wants good poems and stories—no stylistic preference. HPN also features thematic groups of visual art as well as recordings of original songs. Although Home Planet is primarily a journal for poetry and...
Situated in the center of Barcelona, homesession has initiated a residency programme dedicated to visual artists. Run by a curator and an architect from France, homesession hosts each year up to 10 artists from all over the world. The idea of this residency is based on a real integration to local life: the programme provide a flat and a studio and sessions with homesession’s curators for individually-tailored residency development. Homesession is an independant organisation that offer up to 4 grants a year, that cover accommodation and studio. The artists who are selected are interested in experimenting new ways of producing and discovering the city.
Homeward Books publishes books that defy the constraints of genre. It is primarily interested in literate, incisive speculative fiction—science fiction,...
Indonesia
Run by HONF Foundation - a laboratory for arts, science and technology, the AiR HONF Artist-in-Residence programme for international artist, technologist, designer, engineer and scientist is based on inter-disciplinary, collaboration and community based project, with the aim of building a dialogue, knowledge sharing, and fostering innovation between foreign artists and practitioners with local communities as well as looking for a creative solutions for today’s urgent needs through arts, science and technology. Resident artist receive a facility to work in HONFablab, the first Fablab in South East Asia with fully equipment, a studio, as well as to present their work at HONF’s Gallery. The artist in residency programme will do an arrangement for the resident artist to present their work publicly through exhibition, performance, projections, public discussions. Please send a cv, portfolio, and short description of your project to honfresidencyprogram@gmail.com for applying this program.
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Hoot is a magazine on postcards. It publishes standalone pieces of writing under 150 words, with art to match. The idea is that current, quality literature should be shareable and accessible and that there is no reason why people can’t...
HOP Projects CT20 (C.I.C) is an independent, cross-disciplinary and experimental platform for the production, exchange and distribution of the visual arts, installation art, architecture, design and performance. Established in September 2017, it is a non-profit organisation based in the heart of the Creative Quarter in Folkestone, UK. It is committed to a unified vision of bringing together the visual arts with theatre, performance, spatial installations, sound and technology that prioritises the development of ideas above pre-defined genres or disciplines. It believes in the urgency in new modes of expressions and pioneering practices that can tear down the barriers between the audience and the ‘white walls’, making contemporary art relevant and far-reaching to a wider audience. HOP Project’s International Artist Residency provides an open, supportive and stimulating environment to national and international creative practitioners across all art forms to realise a project, undertake research, develop and expand their practice in Folkestone. The residency, normally completed between one month to three months, will focus on production, experimentation, critical discourse, networking, and local participation. Staying at HOP Projects, participants will become part of a thriving artistic community with an active exhibition and event program will easily and swiftly become well-acquainted with creative professionals working at the cutting edge of cultural productions. Residents will be provided with high quality live/work accommodation centrally located within the Creative Quarter in Folkestone, with access to the public-facing project space at HOP Projects HQ. Through the residency HOP hopes that artists can use the time to explore new paths within their practice through engaging with Folkestone’s thriving contemporary art scene.
Since 1987, Hordaland Kunstsenter has hosted an artist in residence programme, offering an apartment and a work space for the residents. The guests receive a scholarship, and traveling expenses are paid. Residencies usually last for a month. The residency is open to international artists, curators, critics, art researchers and other art professionals. The residency is supported by Hordaland County Council. It is Hordaland Kunstsenter's objective to strengthen and further artistic cooperation both within the local arena and internationally. The centre hosts regular seminars, talks and exhibitions, and participating residents are also expected to give a public presentation related to their practice in a format of their choosing. In 2022, Hordaland Kunstsenter will focus its artist-in-residency programme on curatorial practices in all iterations; for those working independently, interdependently or as part of an institution. This year the residency program will function as an opportunity to encourage institutional collaboration, international exchange and initiate discussions on how to support one another in terms of working models, perspectives and tool building. This residency model opens up a wealth of resources for both regional artists and invited residents, expanding their international networks and invites new perspectives from practitioners engaging in dialogue with the Bergen cultural scene. Applications across various curatorial disciplines will be accepted, including, but not limited to those in publishing, dance, visual arts, social practice and performance. The residency program is structured around the availability of the selected candidates and there are no concrete time slots. The first residency is anticipated to be set around February 2022 and on average 7 residents per year are hosted. The majority of residents are invited to undertake a month long stay in Bergen.
Host’s mission as an independent, intersectional feminist press is to publish groundbreaking poetry by women writers, BIPOC writers, LGBTQ+ writers, writers of a lower...
Missa is new. If a call is wrong or missing, tell us.