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Ars Electronica: Artists at Risk ‘State of the ART(ist)’ 2026 (Online, Austria)State of the ART(ist) is a collaborative initiative by the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs and Ars Electronica, dedicated to supporting artists working under existential threat. Whether shaped by political repression, war, digital surveillance, social inequality, or environmental disaster, the initiative responds to the increasingly precarious conditions under which artistic practice takes place in many parts of the world.
Rivers of Democracy: 2026 Residencies (France, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary)Across three distinct routes—from a drifting boat residency through the canals of France to a cycling expedition connecting Vienna, Bratislava, and Budapest—participants engage in a tapestry of experiences. These include water quality testing, participatory artistic interventions, storytelling, and hands-on workshops on the rights of nature.
VORBRENNER: Experimental Interdisciplinary Projects 2027 (Austria)VORBRENNER is a contemporary art platform that promotes process-oriented work across all disciplines and genres. It offers short-term opportunities for collaboration for both collectives and individual artists in search of new insights and contemporary forms of expression that engage with an interdisciplinary concept of art and science.Closed
Camera Austria/Kulturvermittlung Steiermark: 5th Graz Residency for International Photographers (Austria)Camera Austria and Kulturvermittlung Steiermark are collaboratively offering a scholarship for international photographers in 2026.Closed
GRUND1535/Positive Futures Festival: Sound and Performative Residency 2026 (Austria)GRUND1535 and Positive Futures Festival (PFF) announce an open call for artists working at the intersection of sound, voice, and performance to apply for a residency in Tyrol, Austria, taking place from 1–26 October 2026.Closed
Verein K: Visiting Curators Vienna 2026 (Austria)Verein K has announced the call for applications for the residency programme Visiting Curators Vienna 2026. For its eighth edition, four international mid-career curators will be selected based on the quality of their previous work and the strength and relevance of the exhibition project(s) they submit.Closed
Summer Sessions: Art and Technology Residencies 2026 (Netherlands, Italy, Croatia, Germany, Slovenia, Austria, Romania)The Summer Sessions are short-term international art and technology residencies for emerging artists and designers.Closed
International Summer Academy of Fine Arts 2026 Scholarships (Austria)The Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts is inviting applications for the 2026 course programme, in Salzburg, Austria, between July and August 2026.Closed
Wiener Festwochen: In the Field Programme for Emerging Artists and Cultural Workers 2026 (Austria)The Vienna Festival (Wiener Festwochen) | Free Republic of Vienna is calling for applications for fifteen scholarships for artists and cultural workers from Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Slovakia and Hungary under the heading In the Field.Closed
European Media Art Platform Residency Programme 2026European Media Art Platform (EMAP) returns in 2026 with a residency programme for artists and collectives in 15 countries. EMAP invites artists, artist duos, collectives, and artistic collaborations working in digital, media, robotic, and bio art to apply for a two-month production residency in 2026.Closed
AIR InSILo: 2026 Residency on Place (Austria)For this edition, AIR InSILo invites artists to take part in a residency curated by Agata Ciastoń in Hollabrunn, Austria. The residency will focus on working with place as a field of relations, encompassing matter and memory, body and landscape, and local and cosmic time.Closed
Salzburg Global Seminar: Creating Futures Rethinking Cultural Institutions, Infrastructure, and Investment (Austria)Creating Futures: Rethinking Cultural Institutions, Infrastructure, and Investment convenes 45 institutional leaders, cultural funders, policymakers, private sector stakeholders, and creative economy actors for a global exchange on the future of cultural infrastructure.Closed
