Social Engagement

El Graner – Arts Factory in Barcelona has launched its 2026 international residency call for artists, groups and professionals working in dance and the performing arts.

Basca Theater is looking for two international artists to spend two weeks in Timisoara, Romania, and have cultural interventions in the city, at the beginning of November 2025.

PartArt4OW is looking for interdisciplinary and intersectorial projects mixing art, science and participatory practices in innovative ways.

Today Art Initiative (TAI) is is calling for applications from international artists to participate in the first edition of the OASis Residency in Talin, Armenia, taking place in autumn 2025.

Counter Balance is a new residency format for research and creation as part of the first edition of the Tanztriennale in June 2026 in Hamburg.

Galerija Siva in Zagreb, Croatia, invites artists to submit exhibition and residency proposals for the 2026 programme cycle. They are seeking works that emerge within the context of contemporary, experimental, and interdisciplinary art, as well as practices rooted in street art, illustration, design, comics, and other unconventional forms of expression.

The Goethe-Institut Project Space (GPS) programme grants seed funding to three artistic projects that are realised in rural and peri-urban parts of South Africa, Lesotho and Eswatini between February and November 2026.

En Tránsito de Temuco, through the Iberescena project, invites companies to participate in the third Residency-Laboratory for the creation and experimentation of performing arts held at the Espacio de Creación Artística Txawün, Chile.

MASS (Model of Architecture Serving Society) Design Group’s African Design Center (ADC) Fellowship is a twelve-month hands-on residency programme in Kigali, Rwanda, for nationals of an African country. This programme is designed to foster and incubate future African architects and designers by imparting essential tools, mentorship, and resources.

Fondazione Campania Welfare (FCW) is launching the first round of art residency as part of the OASis (Open Art Spaces in Synergy) European project co-funded by the European Commission. The residency will take place at Parco San Laise, a former NATO base in Naples currently being transformed into a public cultural hub and hosting dozens of NGOs working in music, theatre, cinema, and visual arts.

The Culture Directorate Malta welcomes applications from international artists (not residing in Malta) to benefit from an Artist in Residency programme and develop their work in Malta over a maximum period of one month taking place between 1 October and 5 December 2025. The Artist in Residence theme for 2025 – Pax Kultura – aims to provide a platform for reflection, innovation, and connection across different artistic fields with the overarching aim of providing a point of encounter between the arts, culture, and peace.