Calling all artists worldwide!

  
GlogauAIR’s Online Program is OPEN for applications to participate in the next April – June 2025 online residency.

We’re thrilled to invite creators from diverse backgrounds and artistic disciplines to join our community.

  
Why choose GlogauAIR?

What we offer:

& International community

& Professional evaluation

\# Enriching program

& Work from home or your studio

GlogauAIR provides:

o Catalogue feature (printed and digital)

o Virtual Open Studios

o Networking opportunities

  
DEADLINE 06.04.2025

Find more information and the application form at the link in our bio

NEW GlogauAIR On-Line Residency Q2 2025 Open Call

Applications are open for Fluid Earth, the title of GroundWork Gallery’s fifth annual artist residency and exhibition programme for 2025\. It builds on our track-record of environmental art residencies which have taken a strongly inter-disciplinary approach. We welcome broad and imaginative approaches to the subject.

  
**Extractivism: the overarching theme**

The overall concept for the residency up till now has been about extraction and extractivism: the removal of resources from the earth, whether natural or otherwise.

  
Extractivism describes an overarching attitude which legitimises removal as a default, as opposed to replenishing resources or thinking in terms of regeneration. This is often accompanied by an assumption that extraction is a permissible exercise without full consideration of the longer-term implications for sustainability, for pollution, or of ownership of the materials or environments affected.

  
The artists in residence have to date taken rigorous perspectives. They have been drawing attention to overconsumption and using resources with enormous sensitivity. They have highlighted little-known practices and properties of materials, minimizing or making effective use of waste products. Results of their work can be seen in the exhibition pages since 2020, the more recent ones being The Ground Beneath Our Feet, 2023 and Ground Up, 2024\. Ground Water is also part of that theme.

For all chosen artists the residency includes a research week based in King’s Lynn, followed by 10 days production residency based at 1 of the 3 participating sites. The emphasis of this second phase will differ, depending on location.

There are 3 residency locations: The GroundWork Gallery, King’s Lynn; The Grange Projects, Great Cressingham and Broomhill, Reepham.

  
Alongside the residency period from 4 August to 10 September there will be an exhibition in the gallery Ground Water, featuring artists from the 2024 residency. It is followed by the Fluid Earth exhibition from 4 October to 13 December, for which each resident artist will be considered.

GroundWork Residency 2025: Fluid Earth

The Hortus Residency Program is open to established and emerging artists, botanical artists, or photographers, who are exploring the themes of nature and/or the human connection with nature. Hortus Arboretum & Botanical Garden is an accredited botanical garden and arboretum established by by two artists turned gardeners. The purpose of this residency is to provide opportunities to artists whose work focuses on nature. The residency would allow artists to have constant access to the botanical garden and produce art derived from that experience in a quiet natural setting. The gardens contain rare decorative and edible plants from all over the world and would provide an artist with a good opportunity to study a rich diversity of plant life concentrated in one place.

  
The Barnett is a GREEN HOUSE with solar panels, heat on demand, a woodstove, 1-large bedroom, modern bathroom, air conditioning, and an outside deck. It has easy access to the Hortus Arboretum & Botanical Garden. The Barnette has Hi-Speed Internet.

  
Meals: Residents make and provide their own meals. The Barnette has a fully stocked kitchen. There are several local places to eat as well several good food markets within 10 minutes drive from the property. Residency participants will also have access to picking organic fresh produce from the garden (as they become seasonably available).

  
Travel: The residency participant is responsible for all travel expenses. A car is necessary due to the rural location.

  
Couples and families: Hortus can extend housing accommodations to a spouse or partner during the period of the residency. Sorry, no children.

  
Duration: Spring Residency- 1 week. May 27th- June 3rd 2025

  
At present time, there is no dedicated studio space on the grounds. Artists would need to use the residency building as their studio. Because of that, there is not space for large projects or messy ones, but there are several places in the house large enough to facilitate art projects and storing materials.
  
  

1 week residency free of charge.

  
Housing: The Barnette is a small house situated in the hamlet of Stone Ridge located in the lower Catskill mountains of New York state. The Barnette is situated in a rural region on the edge of the Hortus gardens, surrounded by woods and overlooking NY state protected wetlands.
  
  

 Spring Residency

Hybrida AIR is an visual artist residency program in Älvsbacka, in the west of Sweden, ongoing annually since 2021\. This year we offer **five** international visual artists a chance to work alongside each other during one month, after which the outcomes are presented in an exhibition. The exhibition is also part of our festival program.

  
The selection of participants is made based on practice, viability of execution in relation to the short production period and how the proposals and practices of the applicants interlink and resonate with each other. We might do short video calls with a number of applicants before finalising the selection. Due to the shorter residency period this year, we are focused on shorter projects, or those which are already underway, and practices that can work within such timeframes and circumstances.

  
We work with a system of self-organisation during the residency, for the communal household, logistics and the exhibition making. This regards collective activities such as meal times, cleaning, shopping, excursions, as well as additional individual/group initiatives. The project is based on the idea of active participation from everyone involved, and value is to be created through the engagement of the whole group, of which the organisers are also part. To make things as smooth as possible, we meet three times online in advance of the residency to get to know each other and align on expectations. There are no specific requirements regarding final outcomes; however, participants are expected to:

  
○ Develop an individual art project

  
○ Present an outcome in a final group exhibition, and participate in viewings of the show

  
○ Allow documentation/representation of their work

  
○ Be present during the whole time of the residency and participate in pre-residency meetings online.

  
○ Be responsible for their own work process, resources, as well as the maintenance of common spaces, equipment and contribution to the group dynamics

The residency provides a fee and a budget for travel and materials, as well as providing the food and housing during the residency.

  
○ Travel expenses 3000 SEK

○ Freight covered up to 1000 SEK

○ Material budget up to 3000 SEK

○ Participation fee 13000 SEK

  
The residency includes food (breakfast, lunch & dinner), private room, shared bathrooms, common areas, equipped shared kitchen, designated work areas. The housing standard is basic regarding comfort & extras (furniture, equipment etc). The residency has a car for the communal shopping, but it is a bonus if participants can bring their own car as well. There will be a wide variation of electrical and manual handheld tools available.

Hybrida AIR

The Caselberg Trust and Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature are pleased to offer the Caselberg Trust Margaret Egan Cities of Literature Writers Residency. The aim of the Residency is to provide international and Aotearoa New Zealand writers an opportunity to work on a substantial piece of creative writing and to foster connections among creative writers in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally. There are no limits in terms of genre, language, or length of writing, and completion of the project during the Residency is not a requirement.

  
The Residency is offered annually for a period of six weeks to writers from other UNESCO Cities of Literature and to Aotearoa New Zealand writers in alternating years. In 2025 the Residency is offered to a writer from another UNESCO City of Literature with at least one published work.

  
The Caselberg Trust Margaret Egan Cities of Literature Writers Residency is run jointly and collaboratively by the Caselberg Trust and Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature. Funding from the Caselberg Trust is provided through a generous bequest by the late Margaret Egan.

  
In April 2017 the Trust built the well-appointed _Charles Brasch Studio_ on the section. The artist’s studio is well insulated, light, and is the size of an average sized garage. It has power and water.

  
**When:** The Residency is for a period of 6 weeks from arrival on **Thursday 2 October** **until departure on Thursday 13 November 2025.**

  
**Who: In 2025 the Residency is offered to a writer from another UNESCO City of Literature with at least one published work.** **The applicant must normally reside in another UNESCO City of Literature as of the application closing date.** 

  
The aim of the Residency is to provide an opportunity to work on a substantial piece of creative writing and to foster connections among creative writers in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally. There are no limits in terms of genre, language, or length of writing, and completion of the project during the Residency is not a requirement. 

**What we offer**

* All residents receive a stipend of NZ$4,000.
* NZ$3,500 of the stipend will be paid on arrival with the final payment of $500 held as a bond to be paid to the resident once all final financial transactions and reporting requirements relating to the Residency have been settled and a final inspection of the Caselberg House has been made.
* **In addition, international residents will receive up to NZ$3,000 towards travel costs**, whilst Aotearoa New Zealand residents are eligible for reasonable travel costs associated with travel to and from their normal place of residence within Aotearoa New Zealand. All residents are responsible for booking their own return travel, health insurance and visas.
* Accommodation is provided rent-free at the Caselberg House for the six-week duration of the Residency. Power and heating costs are to be met by the resident. There is an internet broadband connection provided, at no cost to the resident. (There is no telephone landline at the house.)
* **The international Residency 2025 has been planned to coincide with the biennial Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival** and the Festival Trust has generously made available to the resident a Festival Pass and green-room entry to all Festival events. There may also be some involvement in English in the Festival programme (at the discretion of the Festival Trust).

Literature Writers Residency

Replenish Residencies provide one to two week restorative visioning retreats to **South Louisiana BIPOC** artists and culture bearers. In light of the many racial disparities present in our society at large and the arts economy specifically, **we offer these residencies to provide time to rest and restore, vision, and create**. The call is open to BIPOC artists and culture bearers from South Louisiana who have not attended a residency before.

The Studio focuses on interrelated areas of programming, including residencies for artists and scholars, forest restoration, and science-inspired art engagement for children and adults. We center interdependence, wonder, care, and inclusivity in all of our work and **believe the essential and transformative powers of art** and the natural environment are central to a thriving future for all.

  
**Dates:**

Residencies are one to two weeks and will be scheduled between August 2025 – June 2026 according to the mutual availability of the artist and A Studio in the Woods. Applications due April 7, 2025 with notification by May 27, 2025.

Recipients will be provided with a $2,000 stipend, a one to two week residency, staff support and a $300 professional development budget to have a documentation session with a photographer, attend a workshop, or go on a field trip such as boat rides or eco/history tours. 

  
Depending on the needs of the artist, we may be able to assist artists in accessing Tulane University faculty consultants or research collections. 

  
Selected residents receive full room and board including food, utilities for living, and studio space. 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 residence. 

Replenish Residencies 2025-26

The _Dome House Al & Mickey Quinlan Artist Residency_ is a single-artist, application-based program focused on the visual arts. The residency was was launched in 2021 as a partnership between the Miller Art Museum and Quinlan family, and invites emerging and mid-career artists located from the Midwest to Door County to reside for 8 weeks each year. The iconic structure includes an open-concept residence and a sizable working studio for a unique live/work experience. This collaborative partnership serves the broader mission of the Dome House, which is to provide artists working with space for creativity, contemplation, and inspiration. The artist will dedicate at least five hours per week to public outreach activities, which can be on or off-site. From workshops to artist talks and exciting programming, these events offer invaluable opportunities to foster meaningful dialogue between the artist, residents, and visitors.

**STIPEND & SUPPORT:** Artist in residence (AIR) will receive a $500 stipend to support creative endeavors while in residence at the Dome House Al & Mickey Quinlan Artist Residency. The stipend is to be used for professional supplies, shipping of supplies and artwork, and, if applicable, other residency-related expenses outside of the Miller’s stated obligations. The stipend can also be used for personal expenses outside of the residency. No receipts or accounting of expenditures are required.

  
**HOUSING & MEALS:** AIR from outside of the Door County area will have living quarters in a semi-private loft space at the Dome House, which also houses the adjacent studio/work space. The space is fully furnished. Basic cooking equipment will be provided; AIR will be responsible for groceries and preparation of meals. AIR is expected to cover personal living expenses, additional materials and supplies above those furnished and any other expenses relating to the cost of producing work incurred while in the program. Because of the unique nature of its design, the Dome House is prone to temperature fluctuations; artists should be prepared for this, especially cooler temperatures during early fall, and plan accordingly.

  
**FACILITIES, STUDIO SPACE & EQUIPMENT:** The space includes free computer and internet access and all utilities. Due to the unique nature of the home, the facility is not accessible. An industrial sink, work tables and wall space are available. Artist in residence (AIR) shall advise the Miller in a timely manner of any special needs or requirements AIR may require for a safe and comfortable residency.

Al & Mickey Quinlan Artist Residency

PenArt has long placed a value on taking risks and pursuing new directions throughout our 60-year history — and it’s with that spirit that we’re thrilled to support today’s artists through our Time and Space Residency Program.

Designed for artists of all career stages, this residency program is an immersive studio experience awarded to six individuals per year. The program prioritizes time and space for its residents to engage fully in their creative practice—creating uninterrupted opportunities to experiment and pursue new projects and ideas.

  
2025-26 Session Dates:

* Session 1: October 30 - December 11, 2025
* Session 2: January 8 - February 19, 2026
* Session 3: April 9 - May 21, 2026

  

Residents receive:

* A semi-private workspace in our new Madeline Tourtelot Studio Building,
* Access to our printmaking, digital, metals, and ceramics studios, and equipment,
* A studio visit with the session’s visiting critic,
* Housing for the six-week session, and
* Opportunities to engage with the public about their work and process

  

 Time and Space Residency Program

Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden (Snug Harbor) is excited to announce its annual open call for the Performing Arts Salon Saturdays (PASS) artist residency and performance program. Snug Harbor is soliciting applications to select four residencies that will support the creation and development of new works in dance, music, theater, and multi-disciplinary performance.

  
Selected artists have access to live and work in one of our historic cottages, with studio space available in our Dance Center. At the end of each residency, artists share their work with the community in a culminating work-in-progress performance. Performances have taken place across our 83-acre campus: in the Dance Center, Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, and in various gardens and meadows. The primary goals of PASS are to provide time, space, and support to artists in the development of their work. 

  
PASS is a unique, sought-after opportunity offering space for living, creating, and presenting new performance work in New York City. Snug Harbor is proud of its role as an arts incubator for artists to explore new dimensions in their practice.

  
**PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS**

* Selected artists are required to develop their proposed project at Snug Harbor during the agreed upon residency timeframe
* Selected artists are required to meet with curatorial staff a minimum of 3 times: 1x prior to residency, at least 2x during residency
* Selected artists are required to present their work during a culminating, work-in-progress public performance. Artists should commit to presenting between 30-45 minutes of material
* Selected artists are required to participate in an informal curtain chat discussion (a “Q & A”) with the audience, moderated by the Director & Senior Curator, Newhouse Center, following the performance
* Selected artists are asked to participate in a blog post and/or social media engagement (ex. blog post interview or other writing/media, IG live, IG reel, etc.) during their residency
* Selected artists are required to complete an exit survey at the end of their residency
  
  

* Selected artists receive $2000.00 residency and performance honorarium
* Selected artists receive up to 100 hours of rehearsal time in the Dance Center (scheduling contingent upon availability) or select gallery space upon request.
* Selected artists receive 1-month access to private residence in one historic cottage located on Snug Harbor’s campus, preceding their culminating work-in-progress showing

  

Performing Arts Residency at Snug Harbor 2025

KODA offers an artist residency program for two mid-career, female-identifying and/or non-binary artists who create conceptual and socially engaged work. The Fall 2025 residency will span from August 1-October 31, 2025\. The program is placed under the theme of Peace-Building. KODA is a Brooklyn-founded nomadic social practice nonprofit arts organization focusing on conceptual mid-career artists ingrained in social justice. KODA offers survey exhibitions as well as tailor-made and community-based artist residencies, through dedicated collaborations with socially engaged partners. The nonprofit serves the community with contemporary art events and outreach to strengthen arts education. In its overall mission to support the artistic and professional growth of artists, KODA acts as a laboratory for creative concepts, reflecting its core values of curiosity and collaboration. 
  
  

**Selected artists receive:**

* Studio space from August 1-October 31, 2025 on Governors Island, NY
* Optional residency exhibition on Governors Island, NY
* Honorarium in the amount of $1,000
* Studio visits with art world professionals such as curators and art historians
* Public engagement opportunities, with an additional honorarium of $250
* Professional development credit of $200
* Monthly curatorial and production consultancy with KODA team
* Networking and collaboration opportunities
* Access to Materials for the Arts

  

KODA Peace-Building Residency

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