Our residencies programme supports professional development, cultural exchange, and artistic experimentation. We host up to twenty residencies each year, bringing artists from all over the world to London. All our residencies are self-led, non-prescriptive and process-based; they are about enabling artists to research and develop new work, engage with the city, and build their networks. 

  
We provide administrative, pastoral, and curatorial support throughout the residency, but we expect residents to be self-motivated, and to lead on the research and production of their own work, during their time with us. 

  
This residency is supported by Bella Kesoyan.

**The eleven-week, fully funded residency will take place at Gasworks in London from 7 July – 15 September 2025 and include**: 

  
• 24-hour access to a fully accessible private studio at Gasworks, alongside other resident artists, and a community of London-based studio holders. 

  
• Single room accommodation in Gasworks’ Residency House: a two-story house, with three communal bathrooms and a kitchen, shared with other resident artists. 

  
• Economy return flights and taxi transfers from the artist’s home country to London, including one cabin and one hold luggage. 

  
• All visa costs and support with the visa application process. 

  
• A weekly stipend of £150 to cover living expenses in London. 

  
• A materials budget of up to £800\. 

  
• A prepaid travel card (TFL zones 1+2) for unlimited travel within central London throughout the residency. 

  
• An Open Studio event and presentation introducing the work and research developed during the residency, which will take place on Saturday 6 September. 

  
• Access to Gasworks’ basic tools and AV equipment, subject to availability. 

  
• A dedicated residency page on Gasworks’ website, including short video interview introducing the artist’s work, filmed and edited by Gasworks during the residency. 

  
• Networking opportunities and at least two individual studio visits with other artists, curators and arts professionals. 

  
• Administrative, pastoral, and curatorial support from Gasworks’ staff during office hours, from 10am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. 

Residency open call for artists based in Georgia

Families in Gaza have endured one of the most deadly and well-documented genocides in recent history.

As a means of solidarity, both for the families impacted in Gaza and Palestinians who have been living under Zionist occupation for over 76 years, artists Michelle Nazzal & Sam Sundos teamed up to curate a billboard exhibition, under the newly founded collective Unibrow Sun.

Alongside SaveArtSpace, the exhibition is presented in hopes of providing artists and advocates a platform. A place to amplify their voices as they continue to call for an end to the occupation and for a Free Palestine.

This project is not for profit and all fees for submission will go towards project funding costs. In addition, 10% of all submission fees will be donated to our friends at the Gaza Mutual Aid Solidarity fund, as they continue their work on the ground. 

  
A NOTE FROM THE CURATORS:

Palestinian voices are often left out of the conversation in global art spaces. Our involvement in this project is an attempt to offer a larger platform to artists who share our steadfast belief that occupation across all lands must end, and that Palestine, within our lifetime, will be free. We hope to inspire those who have not yet found the courage to use their voices.

We are aware of the indirect support this exhibition provides to Palestinians on the land, who need it most. We use this opportunity to keep Palestine on people's lips in a country that is actively funding its destruction.

Participation in billboard exhibition across the USA including NYC, LA and the Bay Area.

Aswat

The climate crisis is an urgent global concern. **Self as Universe: Mending Our Collective Ecosystem Residencies at A Studio in the Woods** invite artists to explore the connections within our collective ecosystems and use the power of imagination to heal the wounds in the relationship between ourselves and our communities. **Southeast Louisiana’s land and inhabitants are continually scarred by the effects of environmental degradation.** These injuries – the historical to the present – affect our bodies, families, communities, and cultures, as well as the land and its other creatures. We encourage artists to guide our collective response as the caretakers and caregivers to our universe while bringing wisdom, integrity, optimism, and even humor to intentional and timely projects seeking transformation for our species and planet. This new call reflects a desire to repair the disconnection and alienation between humankind and the planet that is hindering the climate movement.

  
We are open to artists of all disciplines who have demonstrated an established dialogue with environmental and cultural issues. We ask artists to describe in detail how our unique region will affect their work, propose a public component to their residency, and suggest ways how they will engage with the local community.

  
**Dates:**

Residencies are 6 weeks and will take place between September 2025 and May 2026\. Flexibility in your dates is appreciated as we try to accommodate everyone’s schedules. You may come over six consecutive weeks or come twice for three-week sessions.

  

* Recipients will be provided $3000 as a stipend and $2000 towards materials.
* We support each residency with a liberatory land orientation, a photography session, and an interview with a videographer.
* We additionally fund optional field trips such as boat rides and eco/history tours.
* Depending on the needs of the project, we may be able to assist artists in accessing Tulane University faculty consultants or research collections.
* We provide full room and board including food, utilities for living, and studio space to selected residents.
* Residents are expected to cover personal living expenses, additional materials and supplies, and any other expenses relating to the cost of producing work incurred while in the program. Travel and shipping expenses to and from A Studio in the Woods for the residency are also the responsibility of the artist.

Self as Universe: Residencies

Since 2017, the Creative Industries Fund NL, the Film Fund, the Performing Arts Fund NL, the Mondriaan Fund and the Literary Fund have jointly offered work periods in the Van Doesburg House in Meudon, Paris, via open calls, where makers and designers can further develop their artistic practice.

  
With this call from the Creative Industries Stimulation Fund, one work period of four months is offered. In the studio house that Theo van Doesburg designed for himself and his wife Nelly in the late 1920s, makers and designers can do research, develop ideas or create new work.

  
The Stimuleringsfonds is open to various applications, but particularly encourages proposals with conceivable scenarios for a garden design for the Van Doesburghuis, which reflects the avant-garde vision of the Van Doesburgs. This vision revolves around a harmonious connection between architecture and nature, while at the same time responding to contemporary challenges around biodiversity and circularity.

  
In line with Theo and Nelly's interdisciplinary practice and versatile artistry, a collaboration with an applicant within another discipline is also possible within this period.

For a work period you will receive a subsidy of €2,000 (max. €8,000), intended for travel, material, transport and accommodation costs. The rent of the studio home is paid directly by the Stimuleringsfonds to the Stichting Het Van Doesburghuis. This amount also applies to duos.

Residency Van Doesburghuis 2025

CreArt Kaunas and Kaunas Artists’ House announce an open call for land/environmental art creators and invite them to create land/environmental art installations in public spaces along the river Nemunas in Kaunas. The artworks must be made of natural, biodegradable materials and integrate harmoniously into the local context and landscape.

  
The created works will be presented on 24 May 2025 during the festival ‘Let’s Celebrate the River!’, which is part of the CreArt 3.0 programme’s ‘European Month of Creativity’.

  
The River and Land Art is a small-scale plein-air event taking place from 10 to 24 May 2025, as an introductory part of the festival ‘Let’s Celebrate the River!’. The festival is a community-based cultural initiative born during the period of Kaunas – European Capital of Culture 2022\. Its goal is to encourage the city’s inhabitants to reconnect with Lithuania’s major rivers flowing through the city, to open them up for cultural events and community meetings, and to jointly search for the signs and expressions of the identity of the local communities that are located along the rivers.

**WHAT WE OFFER**

  
* A fee of **€1,000** (including taxes) for two-week residency in Kaunas and the creation of a land/environmental art piece.
* Travel expenses from the artist's hometown to Kaunas and back (up to **€400**), and accommodation in Kaunas (up to 15 days).
* Materials budget capped at **€1,000**. The residency work plan must include a detailed amount of materials necessary for the implementation of the artwork. Preference is given to natural and biodegradable materials.
* Additional resources provided by the organizers, including technical equipment, inventory, and volunteers.
* Extensive promotion of the works and the creative process through the communication channels of CreArt, Kaunas Artists' House, and partners.
* Professional documentation of the event, including activities and artworks.

Kaunas Land Residency & Public Art Installation

The highly anticipated Signature Art Prize 2025 is now open for submissions, inviting emerging artists to showcase their distinctive creative style at the start of their professional careers.

  
Established by Gallery Directors Isobel Beauchamp and Elinor Olisa, the Signature Art Prize was founded to identify and celebrate the unique ‘Signature Style’ of early-career artists. They define an artist’s ‘signature style’ as being “that which makes an artist unique; a combination of process and method, contributed to by the artist’s own personality which results in a piece that is unique and specific to them.” With their extensive experience in the contemporary art market, Beauchamp and Olisa are dedicated to nurturing artistic individuality and supporting new talent.

  
Those who visit university degree shows will be aware of the remarkable talent and high standards on show; The Signature Art Prize aims to capture this energy and assist young artists in exhibiting and promoting their work in an often challenging art world. 

  
Previous winners have gone on to achieve great success and industry acclaim, with their artwork being included in public collections as well as having the opportunity to showcase in stunning locations.​

  
The deadline for submissions is 25 February 2025.

  
For further details and to apply, please visit www.signatureartprize.com.

Selected finalists will be invited to participate in the Signature Art Prize Gala Exhibition in June 2025, where they will have the opportunity to present their work in a prestigious gallery setting. In addition to gallery representation, winners will receive prizes generously provided by our sponsors and the opportunity to take part in a month-long artist residency in a central London studio.

Open For Entries | The Signature Art Prize 14th Edition

The Bader + Simon gallery, scheduled to open in 2025 in Cincinnati’s vibrant Over-The-Rhine neighborhood, will showcase the work of emerging, underrepresented artists and the subjects that matter most to them - subjects we all need to be exposed to. Through two gallery spaces, Bader + Simon will present rotating shows with both local artists as well as a range of global artists with 100% of sale going directly to the artist. Through our programming, we strive to be collaborative visual activists working together to educate, enlighten, and create lasting change.

The Bader + Simon Empowerment Grant, founded by the Bader + Simon Board of Directors in 2023, will bring much-needed attention to emerging, underrepresented voices and themes. Art will be used to elicit dialogue, inquiry, and understanding to broaden the impact of our work. Community programming will enhance the theme of the exhibit. 

  
**Grantee Requirements**

* Online presentation and discussion of work to reflect the mission of Bader + Simon.
* Attendance at exhibition opening with an artist talk at the commencement of the event (travel and accommodations will be provided by the gallery).
* Check-ins with a representative from the grant panel via Zoom will occur every three months during the duration of the grant period.
* Create a body of work that will be presented at Bader + Simon.
* Work must accommodate Bader + Simon space. \[Approximate gallery dimensions are 62’ x 16’ x 11’ high\].
* Serve as a panelist for the following year's grant review.

  

One-time stipend of **$7500**. 

**Exhibition** at Bader + Simon gallery.

The Bader + Simon Empowerment Grant

The District is seeking SOQs to create a pool of qualified artists to provide the design, creation, and installation of a prominent public art project on the exterior façade of the new Performance Art Center. 

For this project, CAPS is specifically seeking the design, creation, and installation of a prominent public art project on the exterior façade of the new Performance Art Center. This public art installation may be created from any materials of the artist’s, or artist team’s, choosing that can endure complete exposure to the elements. Both two-dimensional and three-dimensional elements are feasible, along with electrical lighting, neon signage, sound features, landscaping elements, and/or other interactive components.

  

Public artwork displayed at The Performing Arts Façade.

  
**Budget:**

The total maximum project budget totals $105,000 for commissions, as follows:

The budget for this commission is inclusive of all artist fees, artwork fabrication and installation, insurance, engineering, and artwork transportation. The commission budget does not include the initial RFP stipend, campus signage, the artwork lighting, foundations, or structural or MEP (mechanical, electrical, and plumbing) connections required to install the artworks, which will be funded (if necessary and approved) through a separate budget.

Public Art Opportunity: Performing Arts Center Façade

Submissions for Jackson’s Art Prize 2025 are now open!

  
Now celebrating its tenth year, Jackson’s internationally renowned art prize continues to recognise the work of hundreds of fine artists year after year. Artists working in painting, drawing, and printmaking, of all ages and abilities are encouraged to enter up to five artworks.

  
This year sees 23 awards, an exciting Guest Judging Panel, an extended longlist and shortlist, more recognised entries than ever

Entry fee rises from 6.50£ to 7£ after the early bird entry rate.

There are 23 awards to be won, including eight Material Awards sponsored by notable brands, a Student and Amateur Award, the People’s Choice Award, six Judge’s Choice Awards selected by our Guest Judging Panel, and five Jackson’s Choice Awards and the First Prize selected by the Jackson’s Judging Panel.

First Prize

* £6,000
* £2,000 Jackson’s art materials
* A filmed interview in your studio
* An invitation to sit on the Guest Judging Panel for 2026
* Exhibited at the Affordable Art Fair
* Exhibited at Bankside Gallery

Judge’s Choice Awards (x 6)

* £1,000 Jackson’s art materials
* Invited to exhibit at the Affordable Art Fair
* Invited to exhibit at Bankside Gallery

Jackson’s Choice Awards (x 5)

* £1,000 Jackson’s art materials
* Invited to exhibit at the Affordable Art Fair
* Invited to exhibit at Bankside Gallery

People’s Choice Award

* £1,000 Jackson’s art materials
* Invited to exhibit at the Affordable Art Fair
* Invited to exhibit at Bankside Gallery

Student Award and Amateur Award

* £500 Jackson’s art materials
* Invited to exhibit at the Affordable Art Fair
* Invited to exhibit at Bankside Gallery

Jackson’s Art Prize 2025

The Images Vevey Book Award is a grant that supports the creation of a book project which showcases an optimal and original balance between publication format and photographic content. It provides a financial contribution that aims to encourage artists to take risks and to innovate, in order for them to develop a suitable sophisticated publication format for their photography project.

The award grants the winner with a value ranging from a minimum of 10,000 CHF (co-publishing) to a maximum of 20,000 CHF (exclusive publisher) to produce a unique photography book. The book must be produced in consultation with Images Vevey as publisher or co-publisher.

Images Vevey Book Award 2025/2026

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