Denmark

Under the Moving Identities project, 6 European residency institutions are looking for companies of established performing artists of 2-5 people based in Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Norway, and Spain. The programme targets applicants who can relate to / explore themes of diversity and inclusion within European Identities.

Hand to Hand is a European cooperation project which aims to explore the issue of sustainability through learning and experiential spaces of innovation and research for circus artists. 16 circus artists will be selected to participate in an introduction workshop in Châlons en Champagne on 4-6 July 2023, with 8 then following a full programme of residencies in Croatia, Denmark, France and Portugal from March 2023 to July 2025.

Collide Copenhagen residency award is the new collaboration framework between CERN and Copenhagen Contemporary that aims to support artistic research on art, science and technology. Artists from any country in the world are invited to submit an application proposing a project that combines research and production of a new work to develop during a two-month residency from October - November 2023.

Faroe Islands Songwriting Camp (FISC) is a professional Nordic songwriting camp in the Faroe Islands. The camp will take place mostly in the surroundings of Sandoy and the capital Torshavn and will last for a full week from 2-8 August 2023. The songwriting camp is mainly for young and professional talents from The Nordic countries, but the application is open for anyone.

Promus, the Music Community of Aarhus (DK) and the Music Cities Network invite 12 European music business professionals to embark on a transnational European expedition from April 2023 until May 2024. On this journey, they will search for answers to the question: How can we boost the European music market?

This year, CROWD network will select ten dance artists to exchange and collaborate with the support of network partner organisations. Working in pairs, selected dance makers will come together twice, each time for a two-week, focused residency in a new context. Alongside the residencies, between June and October 2023, the entire network will engage in digital, discursive sessions exploring community engagement in dance. The programme is open to artists based in Denmark, England, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, the Netherlands, the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia (DE), or Scotland.

In autumn 2023, the National Gallery of Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst, SMK) will open an exhibition by the acclaimed artist Jessie Kleemann (1959-) - the first solo exhibition by a Kalaaleq artist organised by the museum. The seminar will feature two poster sessions for which SMK now seek proposals. With these sessions, they aim to engage younger researchers, artists, and art students in order to build bridges between senior and emerging researchers and to unfold the seminar theme in the fullest.

The performing arts centre Pavillon K are calling for two companies working with visual and/or physical theatre, performance or dance, that want to work on a project or process in a two-week residency between 3 April – 30 June 2023 in Vordingborg, 100 km south of Copenhagen.

Bækkelund International Residency Center for Artists is a work space for artists and artistic development placed in rural and inspiring surroundings on the Danish island of Bornholm. Applications are currently open for two residencies aimed at Danish and international performing artists: BIRCA Women (23 April - 6 May 2023) and BIRCA Queer (19 June - 2 July 2023).

Blaagaard Teater is organising the international reading festival Pink Pavilion from 11-13 May 2023 and are looking for playwrights who are interested in having an excerpt of their finished work read.

Artists and companies (up to 4 members) based in the Baltic and/or Nordic region are eligible to apply for a 4-weeks residency in spring 2023 at DYNAMO workspace. The residency does not have a set theme, and it is therefore open to artists working in any discipline and with any artistic theme across contemporary circus.