United Kingdom

As part of After the Single Use (ATSU), eight artists will be selected (one per location) to join the local research team for a residency period between March-May 2027 (one month full time or up to three months part-time).

The Chevening British Library Coptic Collections Fellowship is open to applications from mid-career professionals from Egypt, Palestine, and Sudan, who have a strong interest in Coptic manuscript heritage and cultural collections.

The Chevening British Library Southeast Asian Fellowship is calling for applications from mid-career professionals from Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Thailand, who have a strong interest in surveying, assessing, and researching rare, printed works.

Asymmetry have announced a global Open Call for the inaugural Asymmetry Assistant Curator Fellowship at Nottingham Contemporary, beginning in April 2027.

This residency open call is for an early-career artist based in Central America (Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama). The eleven-week, fully funded residency will take place at Gasworks in London from 7 April – 22 June 2027.

This residency open call is for an artist based in East Africa who has already presented their work in several venues. The eleven-week, fully funded residency will take place at Gasworks in London from 7 April – 22 June 2027.

Delfina Foundation, in collaboration with Tate, invites applications for the Brooks International Fellowship Programme, from 5 April to 17 September 2027. The programme will enable international researchers to work with Tate colleagues for six months in 2027, complemented by activities at Delfina Foundation.

Delfina Foundation, in London, has announced a new open call for artists from Portugal and Portuguese-speaking African Nations. This residency will take place from 28 June to 17 September 2027 during Delfina Foundation’s summer residency season.

Rose Choreographic School is accepting applications for the second Artistic Cohort, which will run from April 2027 to March 2029, during which 9 artists will receive a 15,000 GBP research budget (distributed in monthly stipend payments), access to studio space at Sadler’s Wells East, and mentoring and production support.

The 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.