The Twenty Something Project, part of the European Capital of Culture programme, will organise a literary residency on the theme ‘visible and invisible’ in 2023\. The residency, organised by Mesto knjige (City of Books) festival and the Carinarnica Cultural Centre, is aimed at writers, poets, essayists and committed publicists between the ages of 20 and 29 from the following countries: Slovenia, Italy (FriuliVenezia Giulia, Veneto, South Tyrol, and Emilia-Romagna only), Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia, and Germany (Chemnitz and surroundings only). During a 12-day programme, artists will be able to explore writing and literary creation practices. 

  
The Twenty Something project aims to promote the practice of writing in public spaces, focusing on mentoring young talented writers and preparing them to enter the publishing world. Special attention will also be given to helping writers get to know each other, both literary and cultural professionals from other fields, and bringing them to a wider audience. 

**The organisers provide travel expenses up to €300 (up to 650 km, use of train (2nd class) or bus is compulsory, except for people with disabilities)**, accommodation, and pocket allowance for daily expenses (€ 40/day).

Twenty Something Literary Residency (Slovenia)

CUNE Comics-in-Residence Programme (CUNE CiR) gives comic artists and other professionals a chance to explore the culture, the people and the local comics scene of neighbouring countries. Through individual projects and collaboration with local comics actives, the artists can form new professional and personal ties and exchange essential know-how.

In 2023, the programme is accepting applications from comic artists and professionals living in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Iceland.

The residency benefits for the selected artist include a project allowance of 900€, accommodation, and **return travel expenses**.

CUNE Comics-in-Residence Programme 2023

The Dëkandoo Artistic Residence, in collaboration with the Cultural Section of the Spanish Embassy in Senegal, Cultura Dakar, the Instituto Cervantes of Dakar, the Cultural Centers of Spain in Bata and Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, and Casa África launch a call for research and production residencies for exhibition, aimed at artists of Spanish or Equatoguinean origin, as well as all those who identify with these territories and wish to develop a research and artistic creation project linked to the commune of Gandiol and the Natural Park of the Langue de Barbarie.

This five-week residency (beginning 1 November 2023) is conceived as an immersion experience in the local environment that will trigger a creative process in dialogue with the geographical, natural, social, economic, historical or even spiritual context. The call is open to a wide variety of disciplines that can be encompassed within visual art. Proposals that explore expanded artistic media, such as textile art, ceramics, woodworking or recycling, in which design, creativity and innovation play a central role, are strongly encouraged. Work with local artisans and/or artists will also be fostered. As a conceptual objective, the aim is to create works that provide a reflection on the territory and the relationship of human beings with their physical and natural environment, including their beliefs and cultural practices.

As a result of the residency, and in the context of the Partcours 2023 programme, a group exhibition will be held at the headquarters of the Instituto Cervantes in Dakar, which will host the works created during the stay, as well as material documenting the process of creation. The Partcours initiative arose from the desire to promote the activity of art spaces, galleries, museums and foundations operating in the city of Dakar, creating synergies and mobilising the public around contemporary art. With eleven editions held to date, it has become an unmissable event for the cultural sector in Senegal, with an increasingly international projection, and constitutes a true platform for all those interested in art. Through this exhibition, the artistic diversity of the Spanish-speaking world and the networks of Spanish cultural institutions that make the project possible will be highlighted.

Selected artists will receive a compensation of 800 euros gross for the participation and creation of works. A financial endowment will be provided for the production. **In addition, travel expenses and accommodation will be covered by the organisers.** Travel and accommodation in Dakar during the opening of the exhibition will also be covered.

Dëkandoo: Visual Artist Residency (Senegal)

WORTHLESSSTUDIOS is excited to launch our inaugural Artist in Residence program running from September to December 2023\. The residency will be production focused, supporting underserved sculptors and installation artists at pivotal moments in their careers. Over the past three years, WORTHLESSSTUDIOS has provided mission-driven opportunities for artists through their open calls for FREE FILM : NYC, the Plywood Protection Project, and 1-800 Happy Birthday.

This residency will expand on our comprehensive approach to helping artists realize their creative visions while ensuring they have resources to advance their skills and careers. This program will provide support for artists working in sculpture and installation to advance their fabrication and production processes while making a specific artwork. The first cohort will be welcomed to WORTHLESSSTUDIOS' new 10,000 square-foot facility at 7 Knickerbocker Avenue in Brooklyn. Our residency aspires to include Black, Indigenous, people of color, LGBTQIAP+, women, nonbinary, and disabled artists, to fulfill the urgent need for fabrication tools, financial support, technical assistance, and space that so many underrepresented artists seek.

* Access to WORTHLESSSTUDIOS
* $3,000 material stipend
* $1,500 artist stipend
* Personal semi-private studio space within WORTHLESSSTUDIOS (\~500 sqft)
* Culminating exhibition
* Artsy page
* Facilitation of Open Studio days
* Production of Artist Panels
* Access to Materials For the Arts
* Access to technical assistance
* Access to WORTHLESSSTUDIOS’ fabrication facility

  

WORTHLESSSTUDIOS inaugural Artist in Residence

The Dunedin Fine Art Center is offering an online, four-week residency supporting artists of diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences whose work requires digital expression and digital publication. Unlike a physical residency, artists can live and work anywhere in the United States – a nomad residency – hence the term “nomadency.” The project must be conceived of as digital, and digital presentation is integral to the project’s goals. The final pieces will be permanently displayed online.

  
Calls are made three times a year, and each call has a theme or focus. Up to four artists will be selected from each call and awarded an honorarium of $500\. Unless otherwise specified in the call, the artist must be 18 years old or older and not currently enrolled in any undergraduate or graduate degree program. Artist residents are expected to make a serious commitment for the entirety of their residency and work towards the goals established when accepted.

We are proud to be one of the few art organizations offering a digital residency. We are excited about all of the many directions and tools of digital art, including AI. We know AI is one artist tool among many, and we allow its use. This residency also requires honesty and full disclosure, so we ask you to tell us if you are using AI – the same as you would any other digital tool. Artists from the national and local digital scene, and artists of all disciplines who work with and in digital and web-based practices are encouraged to submit a forward-thinking application addressing the current theme of **PLAY** by the deadline of 14 June 2023.

_About the Residency_

* Four-week residency
* $500 honorarium

_Artist Resident Expectations_

* Complete and provide to the Dunedin Fine Art Center the original digital artwork accepted for the residency for permanent online display.
* Deliver one public workshop, talk, or event planned in collaboration with Dunedin Fine Art Center.
* Share evidence of their progress towards meeting their proposed goals with Dunedin Fine Art Center staff throughout their residency.
* Artist residents may live and work anywhere in the United States.

  

Up to four artists will be selected from each call and awarded an honorarium of $500\. 

  
The project must be conceived of as digital, and digital presentation is integral to the project’s goals. The final pieces will be permanently displayed online.

Nomadency Digital Residency

The Fellowship is awarded to five artists working in traditional and experimental photography or any form in which photographic techniques are pivotal. The support for this funding is provided by The Joy of Giving Something (JGS).

The JGS Fellowship for Photography is a $7,000 cash grant open to New York State photography artists living and working outside of New York City.

The JGS Fellowship for Photography

With the support of the European Union’s Creative Europe programme, the AUGE NEXT cooperation project launches four Fellowship Programmes for Digital Artists-in-Residency organised by the project partners in four European countries: Italy, Latvia, Germany, and Greece. 

Each of the four AUGE NEXT Fellowship Programmes consists of a 6-month Prototyping & Production period (1 September 2023 – 28 February 2024) including an Onsite Residency (up to 2 weeks long) taking place in one of the hosting countries. 

AUGE NEXT Fellowship Programmes are designed to support young European artists working in various fields of digital media art: immersive art (XR/AR/VR), data visualisation and sonification, AI/ML, and others.

Each of the four granted fellowships will result in new digital artworks that will be exhibited locally at the respective host institutions, as well as in an international group exhibition at the MEET Digital Culture Center in Milan as part of the closing event of AUGE NEXT.

When applying, the artist must choose a challenge they want to address and the appropriate host institution: 

* Challenge 1: Digital Utopia between human intelligence, AI and Nature: is a symbiosis possible? Hosted by MEET (Milan, Italy).
* Challenge 2: Climate, Immersive Art and Energy. Hosted by RIXC (Riga, Latvia).
* Challenge 3: Nature | Data | Narratives for climate engagement. Hosted by Public Art Lab (Berlin, Germany).
* Challenge 4: Expanded Metaverse: Meta-realities and future scenarios. Hosted by ADAF (Athens, Greece).

Each of the four Fellowship Programmes will provide the selected artists with a fee of €4000 (gross amount, i.e. including taxes if applicable, for creating new digital artwork over the 6-month period). In addition to the fee, the artist will be provided with a production budget (up to a max of €4000, covering the production costs of the digital artwork and showcasing of the artwork in the venue of the hosting institution) and **travel and accommodation budget of up to a max of €2000 for up to 2-week onsite residency in hosting country and up to 3 days stay in Milan during the final event**.

AUGE NEXT Fellowship Programme

We’re looking for individuals who are highly independent, engaged and curious. We do not limit our residency to any specific medium, but rather are looking for diverse artists who can creatively interact with The Mill.

We host three sessions annually and accept 2 – 4 residents per session. Accepted residents receive a stipend of $2,000 for 5 – 7 weeks, a $500 travel grant and private housing. We work with residents to share their work with the community (a gallery show, public workshop or other).

* $2,000 stipend upon completion of the residency
* $500 travel grant
* Private housing
* Gallery show in downtown Vicksburg
* Video documentation
* Membership to the Mug Club at the [Distant Whistle Brewery](https://www.distantwhistle.com/)

  

Fall Session Residency 

As documentary and fictional film projects, especially in their early phases, can start on the basis of very different ideas, sources, protagonists and documentation, we try to keep our application process as open as possible. In general all projects should meet our criteria of eligibility which are: Berlin-Brandenburg with an international twist. We’re supporting artificially strong and thematically relevant projects that are to be created, shot or post-produced in Berlin or Brandenburg by international talent or projects conceived by Berlin and Brandenburg filmmakers who’d like to travel the world with their projects. 

We proudly announce the this year's 2022 winner Kai Stänicke, who could convince the jury with his project "Homecoming ‍ And we're opening for entries as well

From March 1st 2023 until June 15th 2023 (Final deadline) you can hand in your ideas ‍ Applicants can apply with - their CV and a treatment (12-20 pages) - a moodboard (optional) - a rough-cut (optional) - a trailer (optional) 

It'll be possible for you to submit your work from March 1st 2023 until June 15th 2023 (Deadline) 

12,000€

  
The scholarship provides a grant of 12.000€ and includes a residency of up to one month at the Eibenhof Bad Saarow. The time of the stay at the Eibenhof can be chosen individually by appointment. 

HAUS AM SEE Residency

The Leipzig International Art Programme (LIA) is an international artist in residency programme located at the Spinnerei Leipzig (www.spinnerei.de), a former cotton mill and now cultural hub. LIA focuses on being a place for experiment and learning within a strong local artist community and a city rich of traditions. Local and international artists have an impact on each other while exchanging cultural experiences they are shifting the gaze. The founder of LIA, Anna-Louise Rolland, states, “at LIA, we believe that moving outside of our comfort zone leads to new perspectives opening up. International visual artists working together with professional musicians, public space and institutions like museums fits perfectly into this philosophy and this type of collaboration leads to new approaches being developed and new kinds of artistic exchanges taking place”.

free accommodation in an 83 square meter furnished studio incl. curated group show in the residency • coverage of travel and flight, visa and health insurance costs • fellowship 760,00 € per month • curatorial advice by LIA director Anna-Louise Rolland • group show mid January 2024 during the Spinnerei Gallery Tour

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