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PERFORMNORD 2027 Nordic Performance Art International Platform (Denmark)PERFORMNORD, the first international platform for performance art from the Nordic countries, is being held in Copenhagen, Denmark, 2-12 September 2027. They are now inviting artists in the Nordics working with performance art to apply. PERFORMNORD is a Danish-Nordic initiative and is backed by Nordic national art agencies.- Northern European Mobility Opportunity Grant 2026 for Artists in the Nordic Countries, the UK and IrelandThe Northern European Mobility Opportunity (NEMO) is a programme for mobility and artistic exchange. It is supported by the Nordic Culture Fund and the arts funding agencies of Ireland, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The programme focuses on individual artists and arts practitioners in the early stages of their careers.
European Festivals Association: European Festivals Fund for Emerging Artists #5The European Festivals Fund for Emerging Artists (EFFEA) is back with its fifth call, supporting festivals to work together and create opportunities for emerging artists across borders. Applications are open for residencies taking place in 2027.
Liepāja – ECOC 2027: Call for the Festival ‘Atmospheric Waves’ (Latvia)“Atmospheric Waves” seeks original concepts and ideas for sound art works that respond to the wind and climate conditions of Liepaja on the western coast of Latvia. “Atmospheric Waves” is a festival dedicated to embracing the many aspects of wind through the diverse fields of sound art, public engagement and sensorial cultures of listening.Closed
Bagri Foundation: Grants for Promoting Asian Culture (UK, Europe)The Bagri Foundation offers grants to non-profit arts organisations actively engaged in the cultural sector, supporting artistic projects that promote traditional and/or contemporary Asian culture. There must be a confirmed public outcome in UK or Europe.
Tartu City of Literature: Residency for Writers and Translators Autumn 2026 (Estonia)The call for applications for the Tartu UNESCO City of Literature International Residency (15 October – 15 December 2026) is now open.Closed
Time for (S) Heroes: Sustainable Design Residency for Multidisciplinary Teams (Finland, Spain)Time for (S) Heroes design journey is inviting curious individuals at the early stage of their careers with advanced skills in fashion, costume, art installation, or other design approaches to submit proposals that challenge traditional approaches, experiment with new mediums, and contribute to a more sustainable and immersive creative landscape.
National Gallery of Iceland/CUSP: Residency for Time-based Media Artists 2027 (Iceland)The National Gallery of Iceland is calling for applications from artists working in complex media or emerging technologies (generative AI, custom sensors, sound, software-based, blockchain, physical and digital hybrid, etc) for the artist residency in relation to its CUSP programme, a European cooperation project funded through Creative Europe’s Culture grant.Closed
Julie’s Bicycle/in futurum: International Touring and Environmental Responsibility Programme 2026 (Online, Denmark, Norway, United Kingdom)The International Touring and Environmental Responsibility programme (ITER) is calling for applications from arts organisations and individuals based in England, Denmark, Scotland and Norway to take part in developing sustainable, inclusive and just models for international touring. The seminars will run weekly from 1 October until 10 December 2026.Closed
Nordic Council of Ministers: New Programme Nordic Currents 2027–2028 Open CallThe Nordic Council of Ministers invites project proposals as part of Nordic Currents, a new international culture initiative to take place in 2027–2028.
National Gallery of Ireland: Curatorial Fellow (Ireland)The National Gallery of Ireland is calling for applications for their Fellowship Programme, which supports the Curatorial Department in planning and realising a comprehensive, scheduled rehang of the collection.Closed
DRIFT: Wave 2 for Mid-career Choreographers (Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Tunisia and Ukraine)DRIFT (Dance and Research in the Future Time) is a Creative Europe cooperation project supporting the international development of 10 mid-career choreographers through a structured programme combining artistic research, residencies, mentoring, international showcases and potential co-production and touring opportunities.Closed
