Tunisia

Tilal Utique welcomes artists from across the Global Majority to participate in its multidisciplinary residency programme in northern Tunisia.

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

FlowCCA launches its inaugural programme that takes place online starting May 2026 and culminates with an on-ground traveling festival in October 2026.

Arab Fund for Arts and Culture is calling for applications from organisations in Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestine, Syria, and Tunisia for the Ecologies of Culture Creative Caravans for Festivals and Touring Projects project.

Fine Acts is launching the Brave New Futures: MENA Strategic Imagination Labs – a 24-month experiment in bold thinking, radical creativity, and collective transformation.

S+T+ARTS Afropean Intelligence (#AI) opens a call for artists to support 10 artistic residencies in Nigeria, Egypt, Tunisia, South Africa and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The project will support 10 African artists in their creation process, by providing digital tools and Afro-European transversal expertise; encouraging them to reshape narratives that promote social justice, inclusivity and challenge racial paradigms.

Slash Transition is searching for five new sound/music artists from Austria, France, Georgia, Portugal and Tunisia that are interested in participating in this programme involving training, residency and final European convention.

Babbasawt Sound Lab residency offers a fully funded opportunity for musicians, sound artists, and multidisciplinary artists working with sound, currently residing in Europe. The residency takes place from 6 January to 7 February 2025, in Tunis, Tunisia.

Jiser presents a new edition of the Creative Residencies 2024–2025. This residency is aimed at young visual artists and cultural agents based in Spain, Tunisia and Algeria.

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.

The European Commission has launched a new regional cultural programme for the MENA Region: ‘Support to Cultural Actors Addressing Global Issues’. The global objective of this call for proposals is to improve human development and the quality of life in the Southern Neighbourhood region through culture.