Ukraine

The Creative Europe-funded project Magic Carpets is calling for applications from artists from Creative Europe-eligible countries for a residency in Lviv, Ukraine at the Jam Factory Art Center for 30 days between 1 June and 15 August 2026.

ASSEMBLE is a new international arts programme exploring the climate emergency at the intersection of involuntary migration, displacement, conflict and ecological decline.

The IZOLYATSIA Foundation (UA) and Malý Berlín (SK), together with Trans Europe Halles (SE), announce a call for proposals for the seed funding of international cooperation projects for Ukrainian cultural and artistic organisations.

Insha Osvita with support of the Robert Bosch Stiftung in partnership with proto produkciia, Opera Aperta, Asortymentna kimnata and Antonin Artaud Fellowship seeking cultural professionals from Europe who are interested in getting to know the current artistic context in Ukraine and making contacts for future common projects.

LAUDS Factories invites artists/creative people and technology providers to submit proposals for Experiments aimed at exploring and working with LAUDS factories to enhance their usability and uptake, while answering to pressing challenges in the mobility, energy and agriculture/food production sectors.

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.

‘A Discovery Guide for Recovery’ – a project co-funded by Creative Europe – has just launched an open call for six artists (including two Ukrainians) interested in co-designing with Ukrainian communities a ‘non-touristic’ guidebook on the present and future of Ukraine.

The Jam Factory Art Center is calling for applications from theatre and performance creators to develop a new work that will become part of the Jam Factory Art Center repertoire.

Vidnova is calling from applications from organisations and initiatives based in Ukraine and European experts for the Vidnova Placement, which offers support for Ukraine-based organisations and initiatives that are in need and want to host professionals from civil society living in wider Europe.

Insha Osvita and its partners are seeking cultural professionals from Europe (curators, artists, art critics and journalists) who are interested in getting to know the current artistic context in Ukraine and making contacts for future common projects.