Asia

Living Arts International (Mekong Cultural Hub and Cambodian Living Arts), with SH|FT and ArtsEquator, are calling for applications to host a 90-minute workshop, seminar or other form of interactive session as part of the Safe Havens Meeting 2026 entitled ‘SEA Differently: An Asian Lens on Artistic Freedom’, which will be held in Siem Reap, Cambodia, 2–4 December 2026.

The Artist Residency Grants invite both local and international artists to create new work and engage with the Ras Al Khaimah community. Inspired by the Emirates, these artists produce works and share their expertise through workshops. Open to all creative practices, the programme offers six-month residencies that culminate in an exhibition and a collaborative public art installation.

The Institut français de Turquie and the Goethe-Institut Izmir, in collaboration with their local and Mediterranean partners, is calling for applications for the artistic residency programme Deniz Villaları : Ecological Crossings.

Tokyo Arts and Space (TOKAS), operated by a division of The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, offers artist-in-residence programmes for international creators working in various creative fields to stay, engage in creation and conduct research activities in Tokyo.

One Caucasus is calling for applications from international musicians for their One Caucasus Music Academy 2026, which brings together music, collaboration, and connection to Georgia from 13 to 22 August 2026.

Wonju City of Literature offers an opportunity for one writer from a city of literature to come to Wonju and stay at Toji Cultural Centre for eight weeks.

The EU–Japan Fest Japan Committee supports individuals and organisations who want to develop projects between Japan and a European Capital of Culture.