Collaboration & Networking

SCI_ART 2026 convenes artists, scientists, and research institutions from Canada and the European Union for a transnational Artist-in-Residence programme and festival taking place in Western Canada, from 22 September to 8 October 2026 across Vancouver Island, Vancouver, and the Okanagan.

NEMO is calling for applications from young museum professionals based in the Baltics and the neighbouring country Poland for the travel grants support participation in the NEMO European Museum Conference 2026, ‘Human after all – Museums in the wake of AI’, taking place 11–13 October 2026 in Vilnius, Lithuania.

This scholarship enables cultural practitioners from countries on the DAC list to stay with host institutions. The purpose is to enable scholarship holders to deepen their professional knowledge transnationally, to introduce new perspectives and to build long-term cooperation through exchange. The focal areas are:

Dreaming New Worlds is a Pan-African art and technology initiative to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration between artists, scientists, and creative technologists.

This project is designed to promote, expand, and innovate the contemporary dance repertoire for dancers from around the world, of all nationalities and ages. Through culture, the activity aims to artistically connect the Castelló region, thanks to the collaboration between Fundació Caixa Castelló, the City Council of Sant Mateu, and Diputación de Castelló.

Shared Futures call selects 3 cultural facilitators, referred to as Social Dreamers, with an active role in facilitation, vision-building and stakeholder dialogue.

One Caucasus is calling for applications from international musicians for their One Caucasus Music Academy 2026, which brings together music, collaboration, and connection to Georgia from 13 to 22 August 2026.

European Solidarity Residency (ESR) is inviting early-career curators and cultural professionals residing in Creative Europe countries—especially those from underrepresented backgrounds—to join the 2026 cohort across Budapest, Dubrovnik and Lidice (14 September–13 October 2026).

Wonju City of Literature offers an opportunity for one writer from a city of literature to come to Wonju and stay at Toji Cultural Centre for eight weeks.

The EU–Japan Fest Japan Committee supports individuals and organisations who want to develop projects between Japan and a European Capital of Culture.