Nordic Currents is a newly established international culture initiative convened by the Nordic Council of Ministers, the official intergovernmental body for regional cooperation among Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and the autonomous territories. The programme is scheduled to unfold across 2027–2028, positioning it as a forward-looking platform rather than a conventional open call. Its institutional provenance signals a state-level commitment to cultural exchange, with the Council's longstanding mandate in arts and culture lending the initiative diplomatic weight and long-term infrastructural support. While the call is rooted in Nordic institutional frameworks, its scope is explicitly international. The Council invites project proposals from practitioners working across photography, painting, sculpture, film, dance, and visual art, indicating a multidisciplinary curatorial vision that resists medium-specific silos. The initiative's title—Nordic Currents—suggests a thematic interest in circulation, flow, and transnational dialogue, though the precise curatorial parameters will be defined by the proposals themselves. This is not a prize or a showcase but a commissioning and production platform, implying that selected projects will receive institutional backing to be realised. For the artist, the opportunity lies in aligning with a major regional cultural initiative with a two-year horizon. The Council's involvement suggests access to networks, venues, and audiences across the Nordic region and beyond. However, the absence of published guidelines, fees, and deadlines in the current listing means that interested practitioners must consult the official call directly for binding details. The dossier below reflects only verified information; all specifics should be confirmed with the organiser before submission.