Digital / New Media

The Bright Festival, 17–19 April 2026 in Firenze, Italy, is calling for applications for new media art projects.

European cooperation project Feed Your Future announce the Art Feeds Collective Residencies 2026, inviting artists and collectives from the EU and Creative Europe countries to explore the theme ‘Edible Commons: Performing the Future of Food’.

Olbrich Botanical Gardens invites proposals for large-scale, light-based art for GLEAM, Art in a New Light, a public art exhibition situated within a 16-acre Midwest landscape or 10,000 sq ft tropical conservatory.

Akademie Schloss Solitude is collaborating with curator, writer, and researcher Barbara Cueto to curate a call on the transformative potential of blockchain technologies as tools for care, participation, and collective governance beyond markets for a Web Residency.

The EU Delegation to the African Union and the African Union Commission (AUC) invite you to participate in the “#AUEU25 Through Our Lens” Photography Competition as part of the year-long celebration marking 25 years of the AU-EU unique partnership.

The SCHLOSSLICHTSPIELE Light Festival Karlsruhe with the dm‑Award connecting worlds is inviting applications of innovative projects from international artists and collectives for four weeks of projection on the 170‑meter‑long façade of the Karlsruhe Baroque Palace with the analogue space in front of the palace and into the city, from mid‑August to mid‑September 2026.

25AV invites artistic collaboration projects and collectives from across Europe to apply for the 25AV Residency Programme, a pan-European platform for collaborative artistic production in the fields of media art, sound, performance, and audiovisual experimentation.

The Parc naturel régional de l’Aubrac, in partnership with the commune of Montézic, is launching the second edition of ‘Parlons Culture & Création’, a residency designed to foster artistic creation and cultural dialogue in rural settings.

Akademie Schloss Solitude is accepting applications for its residential fellowships for the period 2026–2028. International artists, researchers, and cultural professionals from all disciplines will have the opportunity to apply for a six- or nine-month fellowship.

The organisation now invites applications from artists from all disciplines (musicians, visual artists, actors, dancers, poets) who have projects related to performance and performativity and who can propose a project consistent with this year’s theme of ‘Fugology’.

The Schaufler Lab@TU Dresden, a joint project of the TU Dresden University of Technology and the Schaufler Foundation, is offering its Artist-in-Residence position for the year 2026.