Ireland

Motion Chapel, a circus training and creation space in County Roscommon, Ireland has announced an open call for the four-week contemporary circus residency ‘chrúthu’, open to European Residents wishing to spend a month in residency in Ireland from 1-31 July 2024. Motion Chapel are looking to facilitate two groups of 2-3 emerging contemporary circus artists each seeking to collaborate on a common creation or research project.

Dance Limerick offers supported residencies to professional dance artists and choreographers to research and develop work in the beautiful surroundings of St. John’s Church dance space and studio throughout 2024. The residency is for a one or two week period. It supports individual artists or a team of up to 4 artists/collaborators.

Applications are now open to a new residency programme between Beta festival in Dublin and transmediale in Berlin. The two-month residency is open to four artists and will take place in Berlin, Dublin, and online between September and November 2023.

AIR on the Edge is a one-month international artist residency exchange that creates opportunities for artists to engage with rural communities on the edges of Europe. Applicants must live or work in County Galway (Ireland), Fryslan (The Netherlands), Novi Sad (Serbia), Pirkanmaa (Finland), or Ringkøbing-Skjern and mid Jutland area (Denmark). Residencies will take place between September 2023 and June 2024.

Theatre in Palm, an international project funded by Creative Europe, is hosting a Hybrid Residency on 6–17 November 2023. During the 2-week residency you will work with 10 local artists and 20 international artists, both live and online. The residency will end with 4–12 co-produced, new theatre pieces that are shared online with the whole group of 120 artists, plus 12 mentors, and the rest of the online world. Applicants must be resident in EU countries.

MUSAE is looking for artists who can provide critical reflection, and envision future potential and challenges of the topic of Food as Medicine by producing future scenarios and artworks. 10 artists will be selected to participate in a residency programme from September 2023 – April 2024.

This year, CROWD network will select ten dance artists to exchange and collaborate with the support of network partner organisations. Working in pairs, selected dance makers will come together twice, each time for a two-week, focused residency in a new context. Alongside the residencies, between June and October 2023, the entire network will engage in digital, discursive sessions exploring community engagement in dance. The programme is open to artists based in Denmark, England, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, the Netherlands, the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia (DE), or Scotland.

Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre Residency Award 2023, supported by the Crespo Foundation, is open to applications from contemporary visual artists who live outside the county of Cork. The residency will run 22 July - 16 September 2023 (8 weeks).

The Horizon 2020 project WaterLANDS has launched six calls for European artists to engage with restoration works through part-time residencies spanning four years. Residencies will take place at sites in Bulgaria, Estonia, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands and the United Kingdom.

Cybernate is an online and in-person residency programme for three Irish artists and three French artists who specialise in Digital Arts and have presented work in Public Space or wish to present work in the public space. The programme will take place from November 2022 to March 2023 including two 2-week in-person residencies in Lyon (FR) and Galway (IE) respectively.

Greywood Arts and the National Space Centre in Cork, Ireland invite expressions of interest from artists working in any visual, installation, or time-based medium who engage with themes of outer space, technology, and speculative futures in their work to apply for the residency ‘The Invisible Ether’. This residency will run for six weeks from 15 October – 25 November 2022.

Limerick Twenty Thirty are offering a public commission for a contemporary, ambitious and visually strong artwork to complement the development of a new quarter, Opera Square, in Limerick, Ireland. The work will be installed in Q1 2024.