Lithuania

E75 Art Bus is calling for applications from professional artists resident in the regions of the E75 Art Bus route – Finnmark (Norway), Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, North Macedonia, Greece – to participate in a residency between April and June 2025 (ranging from 6 weeks to 2 months).

The choir Polifonija is calling for applications from composers under the age of 35 from Lithuania and Poland for their international creative laboratory – residency ‘Regina Libertas Vol. 2’, to be held in Šiauliai, Lithuania, from 5 to 10 May 2025.

Vilnius UNESCO City of Literature offers a four-week creative residency in the heart of Užupis, its iconic arts district, for writers, illustrators and literary translators between September and November 2024.

Sonic Acts and Rupert residency programme ‘Alterlife’, focused on collaborative responses to the compounding ecological crisis, are calling for interdisciplinary artists or collectives to apply for a two-part research and production residency.

CreArt 3.0 partner Artkomas is calling for visual artists for their residency in Kaunas, Lithuania, from 9 May to 16 June 2024.

Lithuanian Interdisciplinary Artists’ Association invites artists, activists and researchers in the fields of art and humanities, whose artistic practice includes exploring celebration as phenomenon, its various forms and elements, to a granted three-month residency programme in Vilnius, Lithuania. Only artists from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Estonia and Latvia (as well as the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Åland) are eligible to apply.

Verpėjos (The Spinners) is inviting interdisciplinary artists to a two-month artistic residency in the Kabeliai village in Lithuania from 1 July - 29 August 2024. Applicants should reside in Creative Europe countries.

Vilnius UNESCO City of Literature offers a four-week creative residency in the heart of Užupis, its iconic arts district, for writers, translators or illustrators from Norwich, Krakow and Lviv in autumn 2023. The residency will take place 15 October – 13 November (participant from Krakow) or 15 November – 13 December (participant from Ukraine).

The ‘Art ar neart’ residency program is intended for artists researching the topics of artificial intelligence, automation of creative work, and cultural technologies (ArtTech). The program provides an opportunity to create and live in Panevėžys for a month, either to initiate new projects or to continue already-started ideas. Artists are invited to reflect on how technology is changing our creative processes, perception of craft, genius, and craftsmanship through their projects.

The culture centre Pragiedruliai invites interdisciplinary artists from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway to apply for their new residency programme. The programme offers a grant, studio space, and the opportunity to create and live in Panevėžys for 1-2 months (August 2023 - September 2023), initiate new projects, continue existing ones, and become part of a newly emerging cultural centre.

Hands on Press residency invites artists whose practice focuses on small editions of printed matter. The main objective of the self-directed artist-in-residence programme is to set up an opportunity for Nordic artists, illustrators and/or visual researchers to explore their own creativity through self-publishing and riso-printing, in the context of Kaunas, Lithuania and its creative community.

Borderland Poetics, a cooperation programme between CCA Estonia, Rupert (centre for arts, residencies and education in Lithuania) and Icelandic Art Center, is inviting emerging art professionals of the region to apply for the 2023 project assistant position. There are three different positions available, one in each institution: CCA (Tallinn, Estonia), Icelandic Art Center (Reykjavik, Iceland) and Rupert (Vilnius, Lithuania). The position will be for 1 or 2 months in autumn 2023.