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Ukraine Solidarity Residencies Programme: Residencies for Palestinian Artists 2027 (Finland)HIAP and Sumud invite Palestina-based and Palestinian contemporary visual artists to apply for a three-month residency in Helsinki, from 12 April to 11 July 2027 at HIAP Cable Factory.
Ukraine Solidarity Residencies Programme: Residencies for Ukrainian and Ukraine-based Artists 2027 (Finland)This open call is for Ukrainian and Ukraine-based artists to undertake residencies in Finland in 2027. The open call is part of the Ukraine Solidarity Residencies Programme, supported by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture.
HIAP: Learning Materials International Artist in Residence 2027HIAP Helsinki International Artist Programme is calling for applications from international artists and arts practitioners (based outside of Finland) for the Learning Materials residency (12 April – 11 July 2027 or 16 August – 14 November 2027).
Make-a-thek: Mobility Scheme and Knowledge Exchange Programme 2026–2027The make-a-thek Mobility Scheme and Knowledge Exchange Programme connects creative spaces, public libraries, and makers across Europe and beyond to share skills in circular fashion, traditional crafts, and technology.
International Playwright Exchange 2027 (Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands)International Playwright Exchange – Writing Across Borders is an international artistic development project for playwrights and dramaturgs working in the field of theatre for children and young audiences.Closed
European Media Art Platform Residency Programme 2027Co-funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe programme, the European Media Art Platform continues its residency programme for artists, artist duos, collectives, and other artistic collaborations working across digital, media, robotic, and bio art.
Kiruna 2029 European Capital of Culture: Artistic Projects and Early Ideas (Sweden)Kiruna 2029 European Capital of Culture is calling for applications for large and medium-sized projects that can be led by an external organisation as part of the official artistic programme of Kiruna2029.- Northern European Mobility Opportunity Grant 2026 for Artists in the Nordic Countries, the UK and IrelandThe Northern European Mobility Opportunity (NEMO) is a programme for mobility and artistic exchange. It is supported by the Nordic Culture Fund and the arts funding agencies of Ireland, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The programme focuses on individual artists and arts practitioners in the early stages of their careers.Closed
Liepāja – ECOC 2027: Call for the Festival ‘Atmospheric Waves’ (Latvia)“Atmospheric Waves” seeks original concepts and ideas for sound art works that respond to the wind and climate conditions of Liepaja on the western coast of Latvia. “Atmospheric Waves” is a festival dedicated to embracing the many aspects of wind through the diverse fields of sound art, public engagement and sensorial cultures of listening.Closed
Tartu City of Literature: Residency for Writers and Translators Autumn 2026 (Estonia)The call for applications for the Tartu UNESCO City of Literature International Residency (15 October – 15 December 2026) is now open.Closed
Time for (S) Heroes: Sustainable Design Residency for Multidisciplinary Teams (Finland, Spain)Time for (S) Heroes design journey is inviting curious individuals at the early stage of their careers with advanced skills in fashion, costume, art installation, or other design approaches to submit proposals that challenge traditional approaches, experiment with new mediums, and contribute to a more sustainable and immersive creative landscape.Closed
National Gallery of Iceland/CUSP: Residency for Time-based Media Artists 2027 (Iceland)The National Gallery of Iceland is calling for applications from artists working in complex media or emerging technologies (generative AI, custom sensors, sound, software-based, blockchain, physical and digital hybrid, etc) for the artist residency in relation to its CUSP programme, a European cooperation project funded through Creative Europe’s Culture grant.Closed
