Cyprus

ARTEMIS is now launching the open call for the activities happening in 2026 in the Mediterranean Hub.

ASSEMBLE is a new international arts programme exploring the climate emergency at the intersection of involuntary migration, displacement, conflict and ecological decline.

European Media Art Platform (EMAP) returns in 2026 with a residency programme for artists and collectives in 15 countries. EMAP invites artists, artist duos, collectives, and artistic collaborations working in digital, media, robotic, and bio art to apply for a two-month production residency in 2026.

ALF is seeking civil society entities, cultural groups and their affiliated creative artists capable of designing and implementing one of two types of interactive/cultural activities that will take place during AgorALF 2026.

European cooperation project Feed Your Future announce the Art Feeds Collective Residencies 2026, inviting artists and collectives from the EU and Creative Europe countries to explore the theme ‘Edible Commons: Performing the Future of Food’.

On 19 March 2026, Costas Kadis, Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans, and Glenn Micallef, Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture, and Sport, will host a Youth Policy Dialogue on ocean matters with around 30 young people in Cyprus.

MATCH is a transnational arts project that connects artists to community gardens as a response to the climate crisis in five Mediterranean Cities: Athens, Nicosia, Marseille, Barcelona and Izmir.

The Department of Contemporary Culture of the Deputy Ministry of Culture of Cyprus, in collaboration with Rialto Theatre, is calling for applications from choreographers and/or dance companies for their 26th Cyprus Contemporary Dance Festival, from 1 to 22 June 2025, at the Rialto Theatre and the Nicosia Municipal Theatre in Limasssol, Cyprus.

The STUDIOTOPIA Residency Programme aims to break down barriers between disciplines by encouraging innovative cross-disciplinary approaches. This edition is open to both emerging and established talents across the arts, sciences, and academic fields.

CONTESTED DESIRES: Constructive Dialogues (CDCD) is calling for applications from professionals from the cultural field for the CONTESTED DESIRES: Constructive Dialogues Ethics Advisory Group, to take place online and in-person from June 2024 to December 2026.

The Work in Progress Arts and Technology Festival 2024 (WIP24) invites individuals or teams of artists, scientists and technologists from all over the world to showcase art and technology synergies and projects.

The Creative Europe-funded project CONTESTED DESIRES: Constructive Dialogues (CDCD) is calling for applications from visual artists who are passionate about unravelling colonial legacies and who are based in Tunisia, Ghana, Hungary, Chile, Portugal, Italy, Cyprus, Spain, the Netherlands or the UK.