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EUNIC: Residencies on Collective Care in Balneary Resorts for Artists from Czech Republic, UK, Germany, Poland, Spain, and Romania (Romania)SLEEPING BEAUTIES is a multi-residency project designed and developed by EUNIC Romania. It involves six cultural institutions operating in Romania – the British Council, the Czech Centre, the Goethe Institute, the Cervantes Institute, the Polish Institute and Fundația9 – each engaged in supporting one residency.
OASis: Lisbon Artistic Residency Programme 2026 (Portugal)The residency, lasting five working days (between 31 August and 25 September 2026), is intended for the final development of the selected projects.
One Caucasus: OASis Art and Education Residency Programme 2026 (Georgia)Art and Education is the residency programme organised by the One Caucasus NGO under the OASis (Open Art Spaces in Synergy) programme. The call is for filmmakers, visual artists, animators, choreographers, and interdisciplinary practitioners who merge art and education and who want to work with local communities in Georgia.Closed
Henrik Igityan National Centre for Aesthetics: Residency for Artists from Georgia, Iran, Italy, France, Germany and Japan (Armenia)Henrik Igityan National Centre for Aesthetics (NCA) invites Iranian, Georgian, Italian, French, German and Japanese independent artists and art organisation representatives to submit project proposals for ‘NCA Cultural Crossroads: Artist Residency Program – Open Call for Artists from Georgia, Iran, Italy, France, Germany and Japan’ programme.Closed
Moleskine Foundation: Creativity Pioneers Fund 2026The Creativity Pioneers Fund invests in, connects, and supports cultural and creative organisations that advance bold, unconventional practices towards a more just, inclusive, and equitable world.Closed
Burgas 2032 Foundation: Proposals for the European Capital of Culture Bulgaria 2032 (Bulgaria)The Burgas 2032 Foundation invites all interested parties to prepare and submit proposals for creative and artistic ideas to be included in the cultural programme that Burgas, supported by the region, will present for the bid for European Capital of Culture Bulgaria 2032.Closed
Magic Carpets: Residency at Jam Factory Art Center 2026 (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.Closed
BUTONG CIRCLE Center of Contemporary Art: BUTONG International Young Artists Drifting Programme 2026 (China)The BUTONG International Young Artists Drifting Programme 2026 offers a 15- to 30-day residency and is open to emerging artists worldwide at Beidaihe, BUTONG International Art District, Qinhuangdao, Hebei Province, China.Closed
L’Europa è di Casa: Artist Facilitators for Turin's European Capital of Culture 2033 Candidacy (Italy)L’Europa è di Casa is a project of artistic-cultural co-design and participatory curatorship that places territories and citizens at the centre of designing Turin’s candidacy dossier for European Capital of Culture 2033.Closed
Künstlerhaus Marktoberdorf: Museum Experimental Exhibition and Programme 2026 (Germany)The Künstlerhaus Marktoberdorf is launching its first open call for submissions to enliven the museum’s spaces with an eight-week experimental exhibition and an accompanying programme for visitors in the summer of 2026. This open call seeks to have an external team of artists and/or curators design an exhibition space within the museum to realise a contemporary and experimental art project.Closed
Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb: International Residency 2026 on the Local Environment (Croatia)Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb invites artists to apply for the international one-month residency, planned to be held from 20 September to 20 October 2026.Closed
AFIELD Transitional Justice Grant 2026 for Europe-based ArtistsThe Transitional Justice with Artists (TJA) programme supports six Europe-based artists or practitioners with initiatives that engage deeply with truth, memory, repair, and accountability, to imagine justice beyond legal frameworks.Closed