Europe

The Fellowship supports the Cavendish Arts Science ethos of experimenting, decentring and re-imagining.

Gulbenkian Exhibitions Fund aims to strengthen the visibility of contemporary arts from Portugal and Portuguese-speaking African countries in the UK cultural landscape. Eligible countries are Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Portugal, and São Tomé and Príncipe.

The residency, lasting five working days (between 31 August and 25 September 2026), is intended for the final development of the selected projects.

Trans Europe Halles (TEH) is calling for applications for Duct Tape & Dreams (DTAD), a grassroots mentorship programme for young cultural initiatives and collectives looking for support to take the next step. The programme runs from June to December 2026.

The city of České Budějovice will host the title of European Capital of Culture in 2028 and they now have an Open Call, which aims to enable cultural actors to participate in the ECOC 2028 programme.

As Culture Action Europe prepares the second edition of their flagship publication, the State of Culture Report, they want to hear directly from those shaping the cultural and creative sectors today.

Unlimited has published ‘Going Global’, a guide for navigating the exciting, challenging, and rewarding world of international creative work.

Perform Europe’s experiences – from ambitions and challenges to practical solutions – are now brought together in a new publication ‘Reimagine International Touring’, divided into volumes that address different stakeholders.

The Perform Europe Toolbox is a collection of practical resources designed to support performing arts practitioners, networks and policymakers looking to rethink international touring in their own context.

The Festival of Animation Berlin (FAB) is calling for submissions of animated films and animation projects from for the 8th festival edition, which will take place from 8 – 11 October 2026 at silent green Kulturquartier and City Kino Wedding, Berlin, Germany.

‘Cultural Mobility and Connection: Ireland and the four nations of the UK’ research report captures the importance of artist and cultural professional mobility across Ireland and the four nations of the UK.

The residency at Tihany Abbey, for three to six months between 1 August 2026 and 30 April 2027, focuses on hosting artists whose work responds to the Benedictine rhythm of life, the cultural–spiritual heritage of Tihany Abbey, in the specific landscape of the Balaton Uplands, Hungary, developing site-sensitive works that activate dialogue between monastic tradition, contemporary culture, and the seasonal flow of visitors.