China

The Design Trust Fellowship at V&A East is a one-year programme awarding a creative practitioner funding to engage in research at V&A East Storehouse, fieldwork in Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area and China where appropriate, and to produce a new creative work, which will be displayed at V&A East for a six-month season.

Nanjing is offering six residencies from 15 to 30 July 2025 to writers, poets and translators from all UNESCO Cities of Literature.

Hyundai Motor Company has opened the Hyundai Blue Prize+ 2025 calling for exhibition proposals for Hyundai Motorstudio Beijing from emerging curators worldwide engaged with the context of Asia.

The British Council are calling for applications from artists or organisations for their Connections Through Culture grants programme, which supports creative collaborations between the UK and select countries in Asia and Europe.

The A4 International Residency Programme is calling for applications from international artists from any field for the 8–10-week residency sessions in 2025–2026 in A4 Residency Art Center, Sichuan, China.

Sixi AiR Project is calling for applications from international artists for a residency in Nanjing, China, from March to May 2025.

Nanjing City of Literature is offering 6 residencies to writers, poets and translators from all UNESCO Cities of Literature. The residency will run from 30 October to 15 November 2024 and the theme is ‘Life is Better with Literature’.

Designed to support the work of visual artists during the first decade of their careers, the Liu Shiming Artist Grants support the creation or completion of new projects that explore the interplay between traditional cultural or historical influences and contemporary artistic practice. Each year, up to five artists will be selected.

The open call for visiting artists in the 2024 ICCI Art Valley Programme, from 1 November to 15 December 2024 in Shanghai, China, will centre on international artists who work with comprehensive media materials in their art practice.

OCAT Institute in Beijing is pleased to announce the official launch of the ‘2022 Research-Based Curatorial Project’ and is now accepting research-based exhibition proposals from the academic and art circles. The content of projects might include: studies of art phenomena or events, art theories; research on a specific genre, such as painting, moving image, architecture, design, sound art, etc.; or research on regional art.

Xi·Art Museum is located in Lucitopia Town, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province, China. A wall-less open-air art museum, it is planned along a 7km stream in the valleys of Zixi Qingliang Mountain. With a tranquil and pleasant environment, it resembles another time and another world. Lying at the foot of the Wuyi Mountains on their northern side, it is about two hours’ drive from the urban centre of Fuzhou.