India

Invisible Dance: The Body in Friction seeks to explore the hidden choreography of conflict and friction with a three-week residency that will be held at the Conflictorium in Ahmedabad, India, between 10-30 April 2023. Choreographers and interdisciplinary performance artists who are citizens or residents of Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Nepal, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam can apply.

The New School’s Institute for the Cooperative Digital Economy is seeking applications for its 2023/2024 cohort of Fellows that will focus on the nexus of the climate crisis, the digital economy, and cooperatives. Two artists are also sought to join the cohort. The Fellowship programme will run for one year, beginning on 15 March 2023, and will provide Fellows with a stipend to attend the 2023 conference, likely in India.

Arts at CERN and the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia are offering a joint residency for two artists, one from Switzerland and one from India. The residency will take place April - May 2023 in Bengaluru, and September - October 2023 in Geneva.

The BeFantastic Within Fellowship programme is for artists, performers, creative technologists, filmmakers or photographers interested in incorporating Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technologies into their practice. A three-week session online (16 May – 3 June 2022) will lead to three proposals being selected for presentation at FutureFantastic Festival in Bengaluru in March 2023.

Launched by IWM - Institute for Human Sciences in collaboration with the  Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group  (CRG) in June 2020, the Europe-Asia Research Platform on Forced Migration places a particular focus on South Asia and its European-Asian dimension. The programme is inviting up to two participants from Europe engaged in care/protection work to take part in CRG’s Five-Day Camp on Ethics of ‘Solidarity, Care, and Protection’, to be held 23-27 January 2022 in Darjiling, India.

Goethe-Institut and St+art are launching an open call to invite one German and one Indian artist to collaboratively work on two murals – one in Chennai and one in Delhi, India. Applicants must have an Indian or German nationality or have resided in India or Germany for at least 10 years. Project activities run from December 2021 to February 2022.

Manorama Young Printmaker Award invites application from Indian artists under the age of 35 years residing anywhere in the world. The winner of IPMH will receive a four-week residency in the print studio at Artbuzz Studio, Delhi to develop a new body of work. The residency will take place between the months of Jan – August 2021 (unless otherwise negotiated).

Science Gallery Bengaluru seeks interactive, participatory works for Contagion, an exhibition that explores the phenomenon of the transmission of emotions, behaviours, and diseases. Proposals can be for artworks, video, performance, poetry, craft, sound, web-based work, socially engaged work, live experimentation, design, data sharing, etc. Applicants can also propose activities for a public programme around the exhibition. Proposals using digital platforms are especially sought. Deadline: 30 May 2020.

The Singapore International Foundation’s (SIF) Arts for Good (A4G) Fellowship is an annual programme that brings together cross-sector professionals such as artists, arts administrators, creatives and programmers from the education and social sectors for a programme of experiential workshops, learning journeys and networking sessions. The theme of this year’s fellowship will be Creative Empowerment for Children and Youth. Activities will be spread across an exchange programme in Singapore (15-18 September 2020), a planning phase (September 2020 – January 2021), and a final exchange in Chennai, India (1-5 February 2021). The call is open to applicants of any age and nationality. Deadline: 26 April 2020.