Romania

Basca Theatre in Timisoara is looking for theater artists to participate in a sustainable theater workshop in Budapest 23–27 January 2025, within the international cultural project ‘Theater in 1 car’, in partnership with the Independent Theatre of Hungary and Mikser Theatre of Serbia.

Vitlycke – Centre for Performing Arts (CPA) is inviting dancers to join a new contemporary dance performance created by choreographer Francesco Scavetta (IT/SE), within the Creative Europe project ‘Beyond Front@: Bridging Periphery’.

Șona AIR is launching an open call for its 2025 international residency programme aimed at artists and researchers from the field of culture and beyond with an interest in visual culture, contemporary issues, experimentation and interdisciplinarity.

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.

NEMO has two travel grant opportunities available to the NEMO European Museum Conference ‘Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation’. Five young museum professionals and five museum professionals located in South and Central-Eastern Europe will be awarded a travel grant and free participation at the conference, which takes place from 10 to 12 November 2024 in Sibiu, Romania.

MODINA is calling for duos of European-based dance artists and creative technologists for five eight-week residencies that take place between January and May 2025.

Through the European project ‘Art Nouveau as a New EUtopia’ (New EUtopia), the Réseau Art Nouveau Network (RANN) and its partners are inviting contemporary artists from all disciplines (visual artists, writers, musicians, choreographers, etc.) to reinterpret Art Nouveau works and their link with nature through the prism of the past and the present.

SESAME will organise five songwriting camps in Bucharest, Romania, for 10 artists/bands residing in France, Bulgaria, Romania, Moldova, Turkey, Ukraine and Georgia. (Ukrainian artists/bands can apply even if they are residing in other countries.) Each camp will be seven days.

The Theatre in Palm partner countries will organise 12 local residencies for emerging artists in 2024. Each of the 12 partner countries will host five emerging artists for two weeks in their local venues.

Flowing Streams is a multi-residency project in rural areas of Romania exploring local approaches to the cultural ecology of water that takes place over 10–14 days at various dates between June to August 2024.