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CopenhAustin: International Residency for Queer Performance Artists or Organisers 2025 (USA, Denmark)

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CopenhAustin is an annual arts residency exchange programme of one queer performance artist/organiser based in Texas and one queer performance artist/organiser based in Denmark.

The purpose of this residency programme is to support artistic development, facilitate cultural exchange, and encourage environmental sustainability practices in the larger arts community. A unique dimension of the call is a commitment to the intersection of LGBTQIA+ issues and environmental sustainability practices. Residents are given the time, space, freedom, and financial support to concentrate on developing their work.

This residency program is funded and has a fixed duration of one month. In the inaugural year of the CopenhAustin, 2024, the selected residency artists made a total of eight public appearances, four in Denmark and four in Texas. Artists are expected to contribute to public programming, including but not limited to, performances, workshops, and panel discussions.

CopenhAustin is a collaborative programme organised by Unlisted Projects, Warehouse9, and The Museum of Human Achievement.

Proposed residency dates are:

  • 5 June – 3 July 2025: Texas artist in Denmark.
  • 1–30 November 2025: Danish Artist in Austin.

This residency will support artists through:

  • 3,000 USD artist stipend, 1,000 EUR per diem, production costs support, lodging, and travel expenses.
  • Artists will be provided with a working stipend, studio, and living accommodation, and all UP & MoHA resources, including but not limited to documentation, production, and technical support.
  • Professional development via 1-on-1 mentorship and community building
  • Supporting the creation of new work
  • Public distribution of art and process through exhibitions and workshops
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