The American Library in Paris Visiting Fellowship was created in 2013 to nurture and sustain a heritage as old as the Library itself: deepening French-American understanding. The Visiting Fellowship offer writers and researchers an opportunity to pursue a creative project in Paris for a month or longer while participating actively in the life of the American Library.

  
There are two one-month Fellowship periods a year in fall and spring, with dates to be specified later.

A $5,000 stipend will be paid before start of a Fellowship period. The award, to be spent at the discretion of the Fellow, is designed to cover travel to Paris, accommodation, and expenses associated with the month in Paris. In addition to the stipend, the Library will connect the fellow to resources and people in Paris that could be helpful to his or her project.

A $5,000 stipend will be paid before start of a Fellowship period. The award, to be spent at the discretion of the Fellow, is designed to cover travel to Paris, accommodation, and expenses associated with the month in Paris. In addition to the stipend, the Library will connect the fellow to resources and people in Paris that could be helpful to his or her project.

The American Library in Paris Visiting Fellowship

Through NEH-Mellon Fellowships for Digital Publication, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Mellon Foundation jointly support individual scholars pursuing interpretive research projects that require digital expression and digital publication. To be considered under this opportunity, an applicant’s plans for digital publication must be integral to the project’s research goals. That is, the project must be conceived as digital because the research topics being addressed and methods applied demand presentation beyond traditional print publication. Competitive submissions embody exceptional research, rigorous analysis, and clearly articulate a project’s value to humanities scholars, general audiences, or both. 

  
All projects must be interpretive. That is, projects must advance a scholarly argument through digital means and tools. Stand-alone databases, documentary films, podcasts, and other projects that lack an explicit interpretive argument are not eligible. Applicants interested in conducting research and writing leading to traditional print or e-book publications should apply to the [NEH Fellowships program](http://www.neh.gov/grants/research/fellowships). 

  
NEH - Mellon Fellowships provide recipients time to conduct research and prepare digital publications. Successful projects will likely incorporate images, video, audio, data, and/or other multimedia materials or flexible reading pathways that could not be included in traditionally published books, as well as an active dissemination plan. Products must be published in digital form and could includemonographs, peer-reviewed articles, websites, virtual exhibitions, translations with annotations or a critical apparatus, or critical editions. Projects may be at any stage of development. 

NEH-Mellon Fellowships for Digital Publication

The 3rd annual 2023 Bloom Residency recipient will be provided with up to two weeks of 24/7 access to CPC’s professional print studio, a stipend of $500 to cover materials and assist with travel and lodging costs, and mentorship from CPC’s staff throughout the planning process. The 2023 cycle of the residency will take place between **August 13th** and **August 27th** and will culminate in the production of a limited edition, print-based work, to be published by CPC, and split between the artist and gallery. During this time, no events, exhibition openings, or classes will be taking place, allowing the resident ample uninterrupted working time in the studio alongside our staff, resident artists and studio members. All proceeds of the sale of CPC’s share of the edition will support future residency recipients! The CPC will promote the work of current and past Bloom Residency recipients on social media and on the CPC website.

**This is a project based residency.** It is a flexible and artist-driven opportunity, with each residency adapting to the unique goals of the individual artist. Women artists of color who are able to work independently on print processes in a printshop are encouraged to apply. Selected artists will submit a project proposal ahead of time which utilizes processes that they will be able to conduct independently. CPC will support the resident in ensuring the project is able to be successfully completed during the residency period and furthers the goals of the resident artist. 

If you are a Chicago resident and are looking for an opportunity at CPC that provides more support and is less independent than this residency, consider applying to our Bloom Scholarship program! Open to a woman artist of color, the Bloom Scholarship awards one tuition to take a summer class at CPC to learn new processes or develop technical skills further. More information can be found here: https://chicagoprintmakers.com/bloom-scholarship/ 

The 3rd annual 2023 Bloom Residency recipient will be provided with up to two weeks of 24/7 access to CPC’s professional print studio, a stipend of $500 to cover materials and assist with travel and lodging costs, and mentorship from CPC’s staff throughout the planning process.

  
Residents are allotted one stipend of $500 dollars which should go towards the costs of consumable materials relating directly to their edition (paper, copper, lithography plates, etc.). 

2023 Bloom Residency

What's the future of art? Can new technologies like NFT and blockchain be used by artists and creators to make a new kind of art? Can technology help artists and creators connect with their communities better and make a more stable income?

Rising Star Fellowship is a fellowship program run by \[Etcheve\](https://etcheve.com) to support upcoming artists. The fellow will be given funds to learn new skills, use cutting-edge technology, interact with professionals and other creatives, and have access to exhibition possibilities. In the program, upcoming artists can use NFT technology to connect better with their fans and build stronger ties with the community.

### Product

1. $1,000 credits to redeem Etcheve SaaS products and royalty
2. Early access to new Etcheve features

### Governance

1. Propose and vote on plans and actions of the group
2. Propose and vote on local event ideas

### Art

1. Curated pop-up shows in the U.S.
2. Special local events for you and your followers

### Creation

1. Collaborate and connect with other local artists and creators
2. Entice collectors with 100 creators' and Etcheve's perks
3. Participate in Etcheve collaboration projects with other web 3.0 organizations.

### Marketing

1. Social media strategy support
2. Community management operation manual
  
  

RISING STAR FELLOWSHIP

Open to all disciplines, ages and skill levels.We want people who are interested in cultural exchange with African artisans and and finding inspiration by interacting with people from a culture different from their own.

  
2 weeks at our cultural center/guest house in a Ghanaian fishing village. Introduction to creative empowerment through workshops with indigenous artisans, visits to traditional villages, outdoor markets, galleries and museums.

Opportunities for interaction with Ghanaian creatives on a personal level.

  
Nungua was settled by the Ga people who trace their migration from Israel. It is said that when they saw Nungua they decided to stop and settle next to the ocean and become fishermen. There are still fisherman in Nungua. In fact we walk down the road to watch them carve incredible boats out of whole trees. We can see them out on the ocean all day and night patiently waiting for their nets to fill up with fish. The only day they don't fish is Tuesday.

Nungua has also become an artists colony. Not by design, but perhaps because creative people want to be away from the city hustle and are refreshed by the ocean breeze and serene atmosphere. We have potters, batik artists, welders, fantasy coffin makers, art galleries, drummers and many free spirits all contributing to the unique character of the place.

There are also market women, teachers, seamstresses and all the other citizens that you find in any city. The beaches attract tourists and on weekend nights the live music at the nightclub pulls in a good crowd. It amazes me that so many different people and businesses can coexist here. Each time I go back there is a new restaurant, guest house, shop....you have to wonder when Nungua will reach critical mass.

  
Aba House is unique even in this varied neighborhood. It is a clay house among a sea of concrete neighbors. It has a thatched roof and the only mosaic murals on this side of Accra. It is a cultural center/guest house. There are 8 guest rooms with attached private baths. Sometimes occupied by tourists and sometimes by visiting artists. It is two storied with 4 guest rooms, dining room, kitchen, gallery and many open spaces on the first floor that invite groups to congregate and 4 guest rooms, the caretakers and directors rooms and studio space on the second floor. The backyard houses a ceramic studio. Aba House was designed with many undefined spaces that can be used as needed. We envision a computer lab and a library and resource center in the near future.

At Aba House Cross Cultural Collaborative, Inc. invites outsiders to live and work with Ghanaians for periods of 2 weeks to a month. We encourage multicultural and multigenerational exchanges that explore creative outlets. It is not uncommon to see children, adults, both professional and untrained collaborating with contemporary and traditional craftspeople. We encourage open dialogue and listen to everyone's ideas. Even passersby sometimes get involved. We create an energy that is hard to resist and we believe that everyone is both a teacher and a student.

Twice a year Aba brings outside artists to Nungua to facilitate workshops. Every August it is not unusual to have several happening at the same time and the activity revs up in Feb./March also. At other times there are also workshops in session, but usually just on weekends.

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#### Shared Studio

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#### Guest House

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#### Breakfast, Dinner

#### **Public Programs**

#### Community Engagement , Courses, Group Dinners, Open Studios, Workshops

Artist Residency in Ghana

The Italian Centre of the International Theatre Institute UNESCO (Italy), in collaboration with Zdruzenie na umetnici Makedonski centar na Internacionalen teatarski institut/PRODUKCIJA (North Macedonia), Theatro Tsi Zakynthos (Greece), University of Salento – Department of Engineering for Innovation – Augmented and Virtual Reality Lab (Italy), Muzeul de Istorie Nationala si Arheologie Constanta (Romania), are pleased to announce a European Call for Artists for the participation in artistic activities in Greece, Romania and Italy within the project ETERIA – Enhance Transborder Experiences, Rebuild Interactions of Artists, supported by the European Union Creative Europe Programme – Cultural Cooperation projects.

The open call is addressed to emerging and professional artists from all Europe for the participation in the International Arts Residencies, that include online masterclasses and in-person masterclasses, activities, rehearsals for the realisation of a multilingual site-specific performance. The selected artists will have the chance to develop their skills on the practice of Social and Community Theatre, social inclusion through theatre, and new technologies in performing arts. This experience will provide the artists with important materials that can contribute to evolving their professional performative skills and to enhancing new international collaborations.

The selected artists will participate in the performance preparation and presentation that will be made during three hybrid Arts Residences held in 2023 and 2024 online and in Greece, Romania and Italy. The international group of artists will spend two weeks of full-immersion rehearsals working for the preparation of a collective, multilingual, site-specific performance, under the artistic direction of the International Theatre Institute Italy, focusing on the materials collected on the Residences’ topics. The work will be made in connection with the local communities and places.

**The project will cover travel and accommodation costs for the selected participants.**

ETERIA Residency 

The DIALOG CITY Art for Public Residency Programme invites professional artists to develop ideas for urban interventions dealing with local or global topics that are of great significance for urban society and that are based on a participatory approach. 

By developing new practices for how to connect digital innovation directly to citizens’ physical participation, the European cooperation project DIALOG CITYaims to contribute to increasing access to culture through a dialogical approach. Co-creation is at the core, encompassing a Citizen Archive Platform for the cultural heritage sector and an innovative design thinking toolkit on Future Literacy. Annual Hybrid Festivals serve as physical and digital cultural platforms to reach diverse audiences. 

Participating European cities are Mondoví (IT) in 2023, Graz (AT) in 2024, Aschaffenburg (DE) and Montpellier (FR) in 2025\. The resulting art works of the respective residencies will be shown locally during the annual Hybrid Festival as well as online. 

This open call is for a residency in Turin and Mondoví running from 20 June – 24 July 2023\. Selected artists receive accommodation, **travel costs up to 1300 EUR**, material costs up to 2000 EUR, and an artist fee of 3500 EUR. 

DIALOG CITY ART FOR PUBLIC RESIDENCY 

Intl Jazz Platform is an artistic and professional platform for improvised music artists. It is a space for creative exchange of knowledge and inspiration, as well as for meeting peers and other actors of the music sector in Europe. Intl Jazz Platform brings together representatives of the improvised music industry – students, experienced and established instrumentalists, promoters and experts. Participants will build a network of relationships, exchange experiences, learn from each other, and share music together. Intl Jazz Platform is a creative environment for young artists, who can feel part of a larger European community and gain inspiration and knowledge from their role models.

50 young artists from Europe will be selected for 5 days of workshops in Lodz, Poland from 23-27 July 2023\. **The organiser provides travel costs (up to 100 euro)**, sustenance, a festival pass for all the concerts, and hotel accommodation.

Intl Jazz Platform 2023 Polish Edition

Centre d’arts Fernand Léger (Port-de-Bouc), Artistes en résidence (Clermont-Ferrand), LE PORT DES CRÉATEURS (Toulon), members of Arts en résidence - National network, are offering a curator and/or art critic the opportunity to take part in a nomadic residency programme across France, which will allow him/her to travel to these three venues during different stays.

Set up by Arts en résidence - National network in 2016, the nomadic curatorial residency regularly offers an exhibition curator or art critic the opportunity to be hosted by several of the network’s structures during different trips.

This nomadic residency is to be considered as a meeting and networking residency with artists and other art world professionals in each area. Each structure will facilitate these meetings. The candidate therefore agrees to be available to meet and dialogue with the local scenes and contexts offered by each of the venues.

The selected curator and/or art critic will receive:

* A total allowance of €3000, including VAT, corresponding to €1000 in fees per residency period, paid by the host structures.
* **Travel expenses up to a maximum of €1500 paid by the Arts en Residence - National network (covering the travel costs for the entire residency in the 3 structures).**

In each of the venues, the curator will benefit from:

* Accommodation.
* A dedicated workspace with a desk and internet connection.
* Personalised mentoring by a member of each structure and general support from the Arts en Residence network.

  

Nomadic Curatorial Residency 

Hungry EcoCities is now launching the first open call for artists. They are looking for artists who can combine technology and art to explore digital questions and investigate them within 3 selected directions for the future of food: Mega Scale, Local Conditions, and City+Farming Synergies. The goal is to experiment and come up with solutions for the future of food through a more healthy, sustainable, responsible, and affordable agri-food system enabled by AI.

This first open call will select up to 10 artists that will explore and prototype AIapplications in agri-food sector through artistic means. Residencies last 9 months and take place with partner organisations in Netherlands, Germany or Italy. **There is a maximum funding of 40,000 EUR per artist.**

Get up to 40 000 **EUR** as a lump sum per Artist to develop digital prototypes, art-driven AI components and artistic artworks within one of the three creative knowledge hubs.

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