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Khoj invites applications from international and Indian artists whose practice engages with mental health and distress, critically examining how pain—physical, psychological, or historical—shapes both the self and society. This is an on-site residency at Khoj Studios, New Delhi, from 3 August to 16 September 2026.

PRAKSIS invites applications from two artists or cultural practitioners based in Nordic/Baltic countries outside Norway for a three-month residency (16 September – 16 December 2026) in Oslo exploring access, language, learning and institutional change.

Data Conversations for Impact are looking for 10 creative professionals under the age of 30 to spend 10 days in Pisa, Italy (1–10 October 2026), experimenting with a question that sits at the heart of contemporary cultural practice: How do you get to know your audience without reducing them to a number?

Decoratelier and workspacebrussels are jointly launching an open call aimed at artists and collectives with a scenographic practice who wish to experiment and deepen their practice within the context of Decoratelier.

Rural Labs is a pilot project by Cáceres 2031 that connects rural Extremadura with European and international artists through artistic residencies rooted in the territory, which will take place between July and November 2026.

.ART Award 2026 is a new global art prize celebrating how art is made, open to artists worldwide, working in any medium or art form.

Pier-2 Artist-in-Residence Programme (PAIR) 2027 welcomes artists whose practice engages with experimental approaches, cross-disciplinary work, and place-based research from Taiwan and abroad.

The A4 Residency Art Center International Residency Programme is calling for applications from international artists from any field for a residency of no less than eight weeks in 2027 in Chengdu, China.

MudTronics is a collaborative competition that brings together bio, tech, and art/design to explore what we can do with microbial fuel cells. Participants experiment with turning mud, wastewater and microbes into power, creating prototypes that are playful, critical, and ecologically grounded. The programme runs from June to September 2026.

Gasworks is calling for applications from early-career artists based in the Caribbean. The eleven-week, fully funded residency will take place at Gasworks in London from 6 January – 24 March 2027.