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PLACE Network: Emerging Leaders Artivism Alliance In Motion! Grant for Europe, Africa and MENA RegionsArtivism Alliance: In Motion! is an open call supporting artivists of all ages to develop cross-border projects that combine artistic creation with social impact. It is open to groups with experience in artistic creation for social justice who are committed to collaborative, cross-border work.
Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Connect and Create Professional Mobility in Performing Arts 2nd CallThe Connect & Create Professional Mobility call for projects aims to support the mobility of performing arts and music professionals from Sub-Saharan African countries and European Union Member States.
Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Connect and Create Circulation of Performing Arts and Music 2nd CallThe Connect and Create Circulation of Performing Arts and Music call aims to support the dissemination and circulation of African artistic creations in Africa and Europe, through financial assistance for organising tours or programming within major international events.
Revitalizing Rituals Research-creation with Local Communities (Tunisia, Hungary)Revitalizing Rituals invites artists from all disciplines — sound, movement, visual arts, installation, performance and transdisciplinary practices — to take part in a research-creation journey across two interstitial landscapes: Bhar Lazreg in Tunisia and the transforming wetlands of Somogy County in Hungary.Closed
DRIFT: Wave 2 for Mid-career Choreographers (Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Tunisia and Ukraine)DRIFT (Dance and Research in the Future Time) is a Creative Europe cooperation project supporting the international development of 10 mid-career choreographers through a structured programme combining artistic research, residencies, mentoring, international showcases and potential co-production and touring opportunities.
EL SPACE: Mediterranean Futures Residency 2026 (Tunisia)EL SPACE has announced the inaugural edition of the Mediterranean Futures Residency, a selective two-month international residency (1 October – 30 November 2026) in Tunis, Tunisia, bringing together artists, designers, architects, and creative technologists whose practices engage with cultural heritage, memory, and contemporary technological transformation.Closed
DIGIT-ART LAB Residency 2026 (Tunisia)Association de Volontariat, Echange Culturel et action des jeunes are seeking five individual digital artists and visual practitioners to join them in Nabeul, Tunisia, for a 90-day immersive residency from 21 September to 20 December 2026.Closed
British Council: Connections Through Culture Grants 2026The British Council is calling for applications from artists or organisations for their Connections Through Culture (CTC) grants programme, which supports creative collaborations between the UK and select countries.
Culture Moves Salone Third Mobility Fund Call for Mobility in AfricaThe Culture Moves Salone programme has launched the third call of its Mobility Fund, offering new opportunities for Sierra Leonean cultural and creative professionals to expand their work across Africa and strengthen the country’s creative ecosystem.Closed
Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: Hub Festival Grants in West Africa 2nd CallThe Goethe-Institut invites the festival organizers in West Africa, to apply for grants under the project ‘Africa-Europe Partnerships for Culture: West Africa’.Closed
Anna Lindh Foundation: Projects for Mediterranean Capitals of Culture 2026 Second Call (Italy, Morocco)The Anna Lindh Foundation (ALF) has published a second call for proposals to support artistic projects in the two Mediterranean capitals of culture and dialogue for 2026, Matera (Italy) and Tetouan (Morocco).Closed
Expertise France: Curator Artists Residency Job (Ghana)This assignment relates to the West Africa Fusion Artist Residency, a high-impact programme designed to foster creative collaboration, cultural dialogue and professional development among artists from Ghana and other West African countries.Closed
