Jårrh! is an artist residency for Indigenous artists worldwide who work with choreography and movement. We offer you time and space to develop your ideas and practice within a collaborative environment, set in the heart of the Sámi cultural landscape of Dearna (Tärnaby), Sweden. The deadline for applications is January 26, 2025.

  
* For the second year, the Sámi cultural center Aejlies, in partnership with Riksteatern, invites applications to the Jårrh! residency.
* “Jårrh!” translates to “dance” or “spin” in South Sámi.
* This residency is open to one or more artists who identify as Indigenous and work with choreography and movement in diverse forms.
* The location is Dearna (Tärnaby), a Sámi community in northern Sweden. The residency will last two to four weeks, during late summer or autumn of 2025.
* Organizers will cover fees, travel, accommodation, workspaces, and foster connections with local people and networks.

  
**A Secure Indigenous Context for Meaningful Exchange**

  
We aim to provide you, as an artist, with the opportunity to develop your artistic ideas and practice within a secure Indigenous setting. Here, you can work in peace, immerse yourself in the mountainous landscape, and connect with the local culture and community.

  
Our ambition is to create an ideal environment for artistic exploration on your own terms, while also facilitating enriching exchanges with the local community and arts scene.

  
We do not require the creation of a final piece or performance, but we look forward to planning some form of public engagement with you during the residency.

  
Applications are open to solo artists or to groups of collaborators. If you wish to bring family members, we can discuss possible arrangements.

  
We will agree on a suitable residency period with you, to take place sometime between August 18 and October 31, 2025\. The residency duration can be two to four weeks.

**Accommodation, Workspace, and Hospitality**

In Dearna, set in a beautiful mountain landscape, you’ll have access to comfortable accommodation and nearby workspaces, including a dance studio, craft rooms, office, and communal spaces with an outdoor firepit. Nature is close by, with many hiking trails to explore.

  
A project coordinator will help you settle in and facilitate connections with the local community and others nearby. Our hope is that this residency will be both rewarding and enlightening for all involved.

  
**Fees and Expenses**

The residency includes a weekly fee of 12,500 SEK plus VAT. In addition, there are funds available for other stay-related costs. The organizers will cover travel expenses to and from the residency site. It’s possible to apply with multiple collaborators.

  
If you require additional production funding or if your project needs more participants, please specify this in your project proposal. The budget will be decided in consultation with the project coordinator and the steering committee.

Jårrh! Residency for Indigenous Choreography and Movement

The Montresso\* Jardin Rouge Foundation is pleased to announce the opening of calls for applications for the 2025/2026 season.

  
Located in Marrakech, the Montresso Art Foundation\* supports contemporary creation by offering artists a unique residency setting conducive to experimentation and artistic production. By joining our program, artists benefit from a stimulating environment nurtured by exchange.

The Foundation provides the technical, material, and financial support necessary to complete the artist’s project. 

  
Montresso\* Art Foundation will finance the production of the approved project, covering transportation, meals, and all required materials. 

  
The artist will be provided with a private studio and accommodation on the residency site. 

  
In addition to tailored human and technical support throughout the residency, the Foundation offers opportunities for local and international networking. 

Jardin Rouge Artist Residency

Tate, in collaboration with Delfina Foundation, invites applications for the Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2025\. Now in its eleventh year, the highly successful programme enables international visual arts professionals to work with Tate colleagues for six months in 2025, complemented by a residency at Delfina Foundation.

  
Tate is excited to be offering **two 6-month Fellowship opportunities** open to international practitioners based outside of the UK, to be hosted in the below Team and Department at Tate.

  
**Brooks International Fellowship 2025 in Tate St Ives Programme Team**

**23 June - 7 December 2025**

  
Tate welcomes applications for a Fellow to work with Tate St Ives, located in an artistically important coastal town in the far southwest of England, at a significant moment of change. The Fellow will contribute to the development of its artist residency programme, known as the Artists Programme.

  
**Brooks International Fellowship 2025 in Tate Modern Curatorial Division**

**23 June - 7 December 2025**

  
Tate welcomes applications for a Fellow to focus on developments in ink art across East and Southeast Asia from the modern period (20th century), as Asian artists encountered Western styles and ideas and began to innovate, while still holding on to the key principles of ink practice. This research Fellowship will respond to Tate’s commitment to expand its ink collection and will contribute to forthcoming exhibitions and displays.

  
The Fellow will work with Tate colleagues to locate the practices of ink artists at the turn of modernity who sought to rethink, reclaim, and revive traditional techniques and philosophies. Together, we will attempt to grasp a more comprehensive story of ink’s development, beyond the prescribed temporalities and frameworks of Euro-American modernism.

  
The Fellow will live at the Delfina Foundation, London. They will work at Tate Modern but will also collaborate with colleagues across other Tate sites. The Fellow will also be able to work from Delfina Foundation, with a desk in their room as well as access to hot desking space.

**The successful candidates will receive:**

• A six-month Fellowship commencing in June 2025, with either Tate St Ives (Programmes Fellow) or Tate Modern (Curatorial Fellow), with supported travel to the other Tate galleries across the UK (Tate Liverpool and Tate Britain) and other UK cultural institutions.

• Participation in the residency programme at Delfina Foundation, with funding in the form of:

o A return economy-class flight

o Airport transfers in the UK

o Reimbursement of visa fee (if required) - successful candidates will be supported through the process of obtaining the visa

o A living allowance bursary of £40 per day

o Local travel pass for London Underground and buses

o A single bedroom at Delfina Foundation – a house which hosts up to 8 residents with shared facilities, including: bathrooms, laundry rooms, a kitchen, library and dining room.

• Access to Tate’s collection, archive, staff and networks.

• Opportunities to present on the Fellow’s practice at Tate and Delfina Foundation events and contribute to wider activities at both organisations.

• Opportunities to collaborate and convene with Tate and Delfina Foundation colleagues and exchange with wider UK partners in the British art sector.

Brooks International Fellowship Programme

Villa Albertine is pleased to announce the opening of its call for applications for its 2026 residencies. From January to December 2026, Villa Albertine will support around fifty exploratory residencies, lasting between one and three months, spread across the entire U.S. territory. These residencies will primarily be based in a particular city, with a few multi-city residencies. The 2026 season will additionally mark the fifth anniversary of the residency program. 

Through the concept of exploratory residencies, Villa Albertine invites individuals to travel through and discover a territory and meet with its key actors to foster original artistic or intellectual reflections that would not be possible otherwise. Such residencies are not intended to conducted in solitude but rather should be field explorations, encouraging inspiration and connections with local actors. The project undertaken can either be a new proposal specifically developed for Villa Albertine or a continuation of a pre-existing research project prior to the resident’s arrival in the United States. In both cases, it is the project’s relationship to the territory that is important.

Thus, meetings, visits, and events should help nourish the work carried out by the resident. More than just a stay, the exploration residency fosters exchanges and future collaborations. It allows one to refine their approach and deepen their reflection. While it may lead to a final presentation, in a form to be defined, and contribute to the resident’s creative process after their stay in the U.S., no specific deliverable is required, as would be the case with a production residency. 

This program is designed and led by Villa Albertine, the French Institute for Culture and Education, which strengthens ties between the United States, France, and the Francophone community by connecting individuals and institutions in 10 major U.S. cities. 

This program is supported by Société Générale Foundation, a major patron of Villa Albertine’s residencies. 

  

* Residency allowance for everyday expenses (e.g., "$100 per diem in Washington D.C., amounting to $3,000 per month").
* Coverage of international and domestic travel costs.
* Accommodations.
* Car rental (if required for the project).
* Health, public liability, and repatriation insurance.

General Call for Applications: 2026 Residencies

For 2026, the Landis & Gyr Foundation is awarding artist residencies of between one and four months in Budapest to individuals or artistic duos. The Foundation maintains a two-storey apartment in the Raoul Wallenberg guesthouse, in Budapest’s historic castle district in the city centre.

  
Applicants must have good English-language skills and a strong interest in the region. External rehearsal space and artist studios can be organized via the Foundation at Art Quarter Budapest. Applicants who require external studio space should specify this in their grant application. The Foundation will endeavour to accommodate their wishes.

The Landis & Gyr Foundation takes an active role in ensuring the social security of cultural professionals. Mandatory social insurance contributions are deducted for all artist residencies, travel grants and artist grants of CHF 10,000 or more. The grant money is disbursed only after the grant recipient has provided the Foundation.

  
The Budapest artist residency includes the use of the apartment in the Raoul Wallenberg guesthouse free of charge. In addition, grant recipients receive a monthly stipend of CHF 3,300 to cover living expenses. Grant recipients are responsible for organizing and paying for their own travel to Budapest.

  
The Budapest lodgings are suitable for grant recipients to stay with children, or as a small family. In order to promote a healthy work-family balance, the Foundation offers parents the opportunity to apply for financial aid of up to CHF 1,000 per month to help cover the cost of childcare and/or travel expenses for children. If a family stipend is desired, this must be stated in the application documents and family expenses specified in a breakdown of costs. In such cases, applicants are advised to contact the Foundation before submitting their application. Grant recipients are responsible for organizing childcare themselves: neither the Landis & Gyr Foundation nor the local residency coordinators assume any responsibility in this regard.

RESIDENCIES 2026 BUDAPEST

For 2026, the Landis & Gyr Foundation is awarding artist residencies of between one and four months in Bucharest to individuals or artistic duos. Unlike the independently run studios in London, Budapest and Zug, the studio accommodation in Bucharest is affiliated with the New Europe College Bucharest (NEC Bucharest). The Foundation maintains an apartment at the NEC’s premises on Strada Plantelor in the city centre. The building houses the New Europe College (NEC), and NEC international fellows also reside there.

The Landis & Gyr Foundation takes an active role in ensuring the social security of cultural professionals. Mandatory social insurance contributions are deducted for all artist residencies, travel grants and artist grants of CHF 10,000 or more. The grant money is disbursed only after the grant recipient has provided the Foundation.

  
The Bucharest artist residency includes use of the Foundation’s apartment free of charge. In addition, grant recipients receive a monthly stipend of CHF 3,300 to cover living expenses. Grant recipients are responsible for organizing and paying for their own travel to Bucharest.

RESIDENCIES 2026 BUCHAREST

The Landis & Gyr Foundation maintains five small two-room houses, a spacious studio for visual artists, and a soundproof workspace for composers at its Smithy Street premises in Whitechapel/Stepney (East London). It awards residencies of three or six months to individuals or artistic duos. Please note that space in these small houses is limited.

  
 The following dates are available in 2026/2027

* August to January 2026 (6 months)
* August to October 2026 (3 months)
* November 2026 to January 2027 (3 months)
* February to July 2027 (6 months)
* February to April 2027 (3 months)
* Mai to July 2027 (3 months)

The Landis & Gyr Foundation takes an active role in ensuring the social security of cultural professionals. Mandatory social insurance contributions are deducted for all artist residencies, travel grants and artist grants of CHF 10,000 or more. The grant money is disbursed only after the grant recipient has provided the Foundation.

  
A London artist residency includes use of one of the Foundation’s houses free of charge. In addition, grant recipients receive a monthly stipend of CHF 3,300 to cover living expenses. Grant recipients are responsible for organizing and paying for their own travel to London.

RESIDENCIES 2026/27 LONDON

For 2026, the Landis & Gyr Foundation is awarding artist residencies of between one and four months in Sofia to individuals or artistic duos. Unlike the independently run studios in London, Budapest and Zug, the studio accommodation in Sofia is affiliated with the Institute for Advanced Study (Center for Advanced Study CAS Sofia).

The Landis & Gyr Foundation takes an active role in ensuring the social security of cultural professionals. Mandatory social insurance contributions are deducted for all artist residencies, travel grants and artist grants of CHF 10,000 or more. The grant money is disbursed only after the grant recipient has provided the Foundation.

  
The Foundation is able to contact and organize external rehearsal spaces or artist studios in Sofia. Applicants who require external studio space should specify this in their grant application. The Foundation will endeavour to accommodate their wishes.

  
The Sofia artist residency includes the use of an apartment free of charge. In addition, grant recipients receive a monthly stipend of CHF 3,300 to cover living expenses. Grant recipients are responsible for organizing and paying for their own travel to Sofia.

  
The lodgings in Sofia are suitable for grant recipients to stay with children or family. In order to promote a healthy work-family balance, the Foundation offers parents the opportunity to apply for financial aid of up to CHF 1,000 per month to help cover the cost of childcare and/or travel expenses for children. If a family stipend is desired, this must be stated in the application documents and family expenses specified in a breakdown of costs. In such cases, applicants are advised to contact the Foundation before submitting their application. Grant recipients are responsible for organizing childcare themselves: neither the Landis & Gyr Foundation nor the local residency coordinators assume any responsibility in this regard.

RESIDENCIES 2026 SOFIA

The Landis & Gyr Foundation maintains a residence with three apartments and one smaller studio apartment in the annex of the former Maria Opferung convent in Zug. The three larger apartments are reserved for writers and translators from East-Central and Southeast Europe who have been personally invited by the Foundation.

  
Artist residencies in Zug of one, two or three months can be applied for annually. These are awarded exclusively to Swiss writers and literary translators, who are accommodated in the studio apartment. The accommodation in Zug offers a quiet space to live and work.

The Landis & Gyr Foundation takes an active role in ensuring the social security of cultural professionals. Mandatory social insurance contributions are deducted for all artist residencies, travel grants and artist grants of CHF 10,000 or more. The grant money is disbursed only after the grant recipient has provided the Foundation.

  
The Zug artist residency includes use of the Foundation’s lodgings free of charge. In addition, grant recipients receive a monthly stipend of CHF 3,300 to cover living expenses. Grant recipients are responsible for organizing and paying for their own travel to Zug.

RESIDENCIES 2026 ZUG

Art Baniana announces its second call for projects to be developed in the town's public spaces, as part of the "II Art Baniana Artist Residency". Selected artists will participate in "micro-residencies," living in the town for one week to develop their proposed project.

  
**The theme for this edition revolves around the work of the artist Paco Ariza Arca.**

  
Art Baniana was created with the aim of promoting, disseminating, and elevating the value of contemporary art in its various forms in the municipality of Baena (Córdoba, Spain).

  
Our main pillars are muralism and public space interventions, as well as other projects related to contemporary art. Urban art has a notable presence in Baena, and this call aims to further enhance it, generating works in the aforementioned modalities.

  
We believe it is crucial for contemporary art in its various forms to naturally integrate into the context in which it is executed.

  
Baena boasts a distinctive historic quarter with peculiar architecture and regulations mandating a specific color palette for all buildings, both public and private, as well as guidelines for construction and the use of materials in public spaces. These regulations aim to maintain visual, historical, and architectural harmony. Artists applying for this call must be aware of this and act accordingly.

The residency consists of micro-residencies lasting up to one week (7 days). A total of six residencies will be held, starting in March 2025\. Residencies are available for the months of March, April, and May 2025\. During the residency, two days will be dedicated to visiting local tourist, historical, and cultural resources, which will serve as a complement to the final project and provide context for the artist’s integration during their stay.

  
* Each selected proposal will receive €1,200 (VAT included) for the developed project.
* Transportation and material costs are included in the financial allocation.
* Necessary infrastructure for project execution will be provided by the organization (e.g., cranes, scaffolding, workshop).
* Accommodation is provided during the residency period (maximum of 7 days) at the "Ruta del Califato Hostel," located in the Almedina neighborhood.
* Meals (lunch and dinner) will be provided during the residency (maximum of 7 days).

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