Cultural Heritage

Opu Collective invites residents to participate in the creation of a digital interactive map of the Agioi Omologites neighbourhood in Nicosia, Cyprus, from 7 September to 23 October 2026.

Canopia Coop is calling for applications for their 90-day residency for 3 international artists at La Surera (Almedíjar, a village of fewer than 300 inhabitants in Castellón, Spain), a rural community culture hub, from 15 September to 13 December 2026.

MASS is recruiting the next cohort of the African Design Centre (ADC) Fellowship, empowering African architects and designers to lead the continent’s urbanisation. Applicants must be able to relocate to Kigali, Rwanda, from October 2026 to September 2027.

The Centre for Curatorial Leadership (CCL) offers leadership training for art museum curators from all art historical specialties. CCL’s core Fellowship programme provides experienced curators with instruction from Columbia Business School faculty and exposure to real-world challenges faced by cultural institutions today.

A coalition of Amsterdam based Archives, Museums and Historical institutes (Allard Pierson Museum/UB, Amsterdam Museum, Black Archives, IISG, Nationaal Slavernijmuseum, NINSEE, Rijksmuseum, Stadsarchief Amsterdam, UvA, Wereldmuseum) with the support of the Insinger Foundation, offers three three-month long fellowships per year for curators, archivists and historians in the field of slavery history.

The applications for the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures’ Ishibashi Foundation Network Leader Fellowships in Japanese Arts 2026-27 are now open and are looking to select up to seven early career scholars.

NEMO is calling for applications from young museum professionals based in the Baltics and the neighbouring country Poland for the travel grants support participation in the NEMO European Museum Conference 2026, ‘Human after all – Museums in the wake of AI’, taking place 11–13 October 2026 in Vilnius, Lithuania.

This scholarship enables cultural practitioners from countries on the DAC list to stay with host institutions. The purpose is to enable scholarship holders to deepen their professional knowledge transnationally, to introduce new perspectives and to build long-term cooperation through exchange. The focal areas are:

SLEEPING BEAUTIES is a multi-residency project designed and developed by EUNIC Romania. It involves six cultural institutions operating in Romania – the British Council, the Czech Centre, the Goethe Institute, the Cervantes Institute, the Polish Institute and Fundația9 – each engaged in supporting one residency.