Visual Arts & Design

The Nordic Analog Network is an artist-in-residence program between analog photography darkrooms in the Nordic countries. Selected artists will travel for a three-week period to work in a darkroom in another Nordic country during 2024.

This call for international partners aims to encourage the participation of international arts and culture institutions/organisations interested in establishing a foundation for cultural exchange with Korea.

The Nantes Institute for Advanced Study, is establishing a new fellowship in ‘Arts, Societies and Contemporary Mutations’. In this context, the IEA in collaboration with local partners, Lieu Unique, the Nantes Saint-Nazaire School of Fine Arts and Nantes Métropole, is offering an international artistic and research residency to artists from the global south. This residency, supported by Nantes Métropole – Culture Department, will run for 6 months from 10 September 2024 – 10 March 2025.

Beyond Boundaries is a 21-day intensive residency programme, running 10-31 January 2024 at Fabbrica del Vapore in Milan. The call is open to artists who work in visual arts, applied arts, new media, photography, and performance, who are under 35 (born after 1987), and who come from or are based in Portugal, Norway, UK, Montenegro, Municipality of Milan, or Cyprus.

Athari is a biennial call for applications dedicated to young visual artists, also known as emerging visual artists. The 1st edition of Athari took place in France - Ile-de-France. The 2nd edition will take place on the African Continent. It is open to people of legal age, native from and residing on the African continent.

The Art Museums of Skagen is one museum with three locations in Skagen – all of them with a focus on members of the Scandinavian artists’ colony the Skagen painters, who were active in Skagen from the end of the nineteenth century. Professional Nordic artists may apply for a residency that will run from 28 February – 22 May 2024.

Applications are now open for the Art Hub Residency spring 2024. The residency is open to graduated artists who are EU/EØS citizens or either in possession of a permanent residence permit or entitled in some other way to reside in Denmark for a period of five months.

In 2024, three small islands in the Mediterranean Sea, Ustica in Italy, Alonissos in Greece and Gozo in Malta, will host a 7-day residency programme where artists will work with communities to raise ocean literacy and inspire a more environmentally friendly behaviour, through co-creation and cross fertilisation activities on-site and online. Applicants must be based in a European country.