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- Tabakalera: Art, Science, Technology and Society Residency Programme 2025 (Spain)As a centre for creation, Tabakalera has an international residency programme to support artists, creators, and cultural agents. This programme aims to support production processes and provide support on both a conceptual and production level with a residency in Donostia/San Sebastián (Spain) from 28 April to 8 June 2025.Closed
- Arts Council Korea: APE CAMP 2025 for Young Artists, Producers and Engineers (South Korea)The Arts Council Korea (ARKO) invites young Artists, Producers, and Engineers under the age of 39 or under from diverse fields worldwide to participate in APE CAMP 2025, 24–27 May in Seoul, South Korea.Closed
- Creative FLIP: Cross-Sectoral Pioneers Programme 2025 for Cross-disciplinary Collaboration in EuropeCreative FLIP is launching the Cross-Sectoral Pioneers Programme to support innovative projects through cross-disciplinary collaboration. The programme is looking for 10 innovative pairs from the Cultural and Creative Sectors (CCSI) and beyond to team up, create and explore new possibilities together.
- TaikaBox: ODHX Oulu Dance Hack 2025 for Nordic and Baltic Region (Finland)The tenth Oulu Dance Hack will take place in Cultural Centre Valve from 19 – 23 May 2025 in Oulu, Finland. TaikaBox is currently looking for applications from dancers, choreographers, musicians, coders, media artists, designers, engineers and any professionals who work with technology and the moving body.Closed
- EU Dance Hack: Bucharest Dance Hack 2025 (Romania)Developing Art (Romania), Taika Box, (Finland), and Central Europe Dance Theatre (Hungary), are calling for applications from artists, coders, designers, musicians, dancers, new circus performers, choreographers, and people working at the cutting edge of art and technology, for the Bucharest Dance Hack, 7–11 April 2025 in Bucharest, Romania.Closed
- STARHAUS: Arts and Technology Residencies (Norway, Romania)STARHAUS, a project funded under the Horizon Europe programme, is calling for EU-based SMEs for their Arts and Technology Residencies, to work with the project’s technology partners.Closed
- CULTURHUB: Virtual Art House Online Residency and Exhibition (Online)CULTURHUB, a project by Art House Turku (Finland) and funded by NextGeneration EU, is calling for applications for their digital co-residency and online exhibition event ‘Extra Live’.Closed
- Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics: INHABIT Artist in Residence 2025–2026 (Germany)The INHABIT artist in residence programme of the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics invites artists from the performing arts and music to collaborate with the Institute’s team of scientists and researchers.Closed
- CERN/Copenhagen Contemporary: Collide Copenhagen Residency 2025 (Switzerland, Denmark)Artists and collectives from any country are invited to submit a proposal for a fully funded, two-month residency split between CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary.Closed
- Ligeti Center: Artists and Scientists in Residence 2025 (Germany)The Artists and Scientists in Residence programme is inviting artists and scientists to realise an interdisciplinary artistic-scientific project at ligeti center in Hamburg, Germany, from March to mid-April 2025. In close cooperation with the labs situated at the ligeti center, the focus will be placed on experimental work with technologies developed at the ligeti center.Closed
- Dresden University of Technology/The Schaufler Foundation: Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden 2025 Residency (Germany)The Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden – a joint project of the TUD Dresden University of Technology and The Schaufler Foundation – is offering a six-month Artist in Residence at the interface of art and science for the year 2025, which is connected to the university’s Office for Academic Heritage, Scientific and Art Collections.Closed
- Pro Helvetia: She Got Game Mentoring for Women in Interactive Media (Online)A mentoring and networking programme for women in the interactive media sector, ‘She Got Game’ aims to promote equal opportunities in the video games scene. It is directed at female game developers from Switzerland and the regions overseen by Pro Helvetia’s liaison offices and will take place over six months in 2025.Closed