Hackn3t is an online and physical residency program with the goal of showing the everyday practice of (digital) (new) media artists, coders or other tech creatives. Everyone is invited to apply with performances, artist talks, lectures, workshops that will take place on hacklab01’s own infrastructure and will be archived on the web under a permissive licence or presented in the physical venue of klub MaMa in Zagreb. Grants (artist fees) are awarded for each residential stay. The amount depends on the type of engagement and the duration of the residency. As we do not want to limit the formats but to encourage the diversity of applications, please specify the desired fee in your application. Hacklab01 is a project by AKC Attack and Format C art org, financially supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia, the "Kultura Nova" Foundation and the City of Zagreb.
We are located on the Danish island of Bornholm, which has a vibrant art community. The residency is based next door to the artspace Beast in Østermarie, close to a grocery store, public transportation and a bikeride away from beautiful forests and the Sea. The aim of the residency is to encourage artists to come to Bornholm, get inspired by the unique nature and island life and get the possibility to focus on current projects or develop new ones. We welcome artists working in all fields, but especially encourage artists working in the field of photography to apply. The residence artists can stay here for 1-3 months, and application must be submitted online. [Photo: The studio space at Beast]
HIAP – Helsinki International Artist Programme is an international artist residency organisation established in 1998. The HIAP residency programme offers time and space for developing new work in dialogue with the local art scene. The goal is to support experimental, cross-disciplinary art practices and to actively contribute to topical debates within and around the context of art. The residencies for artists, curators and other cultural practitioners in Suomenlinna island and Cable Factory in Helsinki. The residency periods are between 1-11 months. The residencies offer time and space open-ended research and exploration. The Open Studios event is an opportunity to present the work-in-progress for art professionals and general public. Taking part in the Open Studios event is optional. The residencies for artists are typically 3 or 11 months, and for curators 1-2 months. The residencies are arranged with numerous partner organisations and the residents are chosen via open calls or by invitation. [Photo: HIAP open studios spring 2021 workshop by Anastasia Artemeva, photo by Sheung Yiu]
RaumArs is one of Finland's oldest artist residencies, where artists from different disciplines carry out collaborative and participatory art projects, workshops, events and performances with local communities and individuals. Over the years, RaumArs artists have worked with schools, art and cultural institutions, and various associations. On request, our partners can offer working spaces for wood or textile work, for example, as well as particularly interesting collaborations within two World Heritage sites. From the beginning of 2025, the association will be based in the newly renovated art house for RaumArs. In addition to the residence, artists will have space for exhibitions. Residency is open to all fields of art, curating and research. [Photo: Art House RaumArs will be opened in 2025]
The Frankfurt LAB, a vital performance and producing space for contemporary performing arts and music, in collaboration with the KfW Stiftung promotes international emerging artists in the performing arts (performance, dance, theatre, music). The Frankfurt Moves! artist residency annually invites four emerging artists – who were trained in Asia, Africa, Latin America or the MENA region – for a four-week stay in Frankfurt/Main, a metropolis in the heart of Europe. The artists in residence will be able to use the professional rehearsal spaces of the Frankfurt LAB to work on a new project or to conduct research. The program covers a fee, documentation, expenses for travel and accommodation (for up to two persons) as well as networking opportunities. At the end of the residency, it will be possible to present the results publicly. [Photo: Mehdi Dahkan © De-Da Productions.]
As an international cultural centre in Berlin since 1975, the Künstlerhaus Bethanien has implemented and exhibited hundreds of projects with over 2.500 artists. The International Studio Programme is a platform for emerging artists from around the world. Over a fixed period, the focus of the Künstlerhaus Bethanien’s efforts lies on providing individual support and establishing connections between the artists in the program and the wider local context. The program offers curatorial support in the implementation of the artists’ projects, supplying workshops and technical infrastructure, presenting the projects produced, advertising all events organised by the resident artists, holding at least two annual “Open Studio”, editing and distributing the publications related to the projects presented at the institution, establishing contacts with international curators, critics, publicists, theorists, gallery owners and collectors, hosting seminars, talks and readings, liaising the artists with international institutions, projects and exhibitions. Artists must apply with one of the international partner institutions by responding to a public call. [Photo: ©Künstlerhaus Bethanien]
The restored sexton’s house from Van Gogh’s period is just a stone’s throw from the Vincent van Gogh House. A gallery has been established in this annex. Next to this is a guest studio housing a Van Gogh ‘Artist in Residence’. Artists from home and abroad are invited to work here for a period of time in Van Gogh’s spirit. The results of this are then presented in the Van Gogh Gallery. A second guest studio opened in 2021. This is located in a monumental Flemish barn on Landgoed De Moeren in the future Van Gogh National Park. Here artists work for two months in the natural environment that exudes the atmosphere of Van Gogh.
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Res Artis: Worldwide Network of Arts Residencies is a 30 year old network of arts residency, and the network comprises more than 650+ vetted Members in over 80 countries.
organized by DuchCulture and it aims to combine and share knowledge and experience on artist-in-residence programmes and other international opportunities for creative professionals to temporarily stay and work elsewhere.
