Music & Sound

Who Walks Here is a 28-day residency in May 2027, hosted at OvestLab, Amigdala’s civic centre in the Artisan Village, Modena, Italy. The open call invites three artists to explore the neighbourhood’s ongoing transformation through a transfeminist urban lens, in dialogue with local communities.

The Hamburg Ministry for Culture and Media is inviting applications for 8 three-month residencies in 2027 and 2028 in the Westwerk artists’ centre in Hamburg, Germany.

The group exhibition Granite and Gravity (18 September – 31 October 2027) explores connections between the deep bedrock beneath the Germany-Czech Republic-Poland border triangle and the universe.

The International Touring and Environmental Responsibility programme (ITER) is calling for applications from arts organisations and individuals based in England, Denmark, Scotland and Norway to take part in developing sustainable, inclusive and just models for international touring. The seminars will run weekly from 1 October until 10 December 2026.

The INHABIT artist-in-residence programme of the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics invites artists from the performing arts and music to collaborate with their team of scientists and researchers.

TOURBUS EUROPA is a European collaboration co-funded by Creative Europe, exploring new ways of organising international touring and collaboration in the field of contemporary and experimental music. The programme uses data-informed insights to identify potential touring routes, connections, and opportunities across Denmark, Sweden, and Germany. The purpose of the project is to explore how such insights and tools can support artistic and strategic planning and decision-making for touring artists and bookers.

The 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.

The 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.