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La deuxième édition de le programme LIBITUM prendra place du 9 au 30 juin 2024. Tous•x•tes les artistes candidat•x•es doivent résider légalement dans un des pays qui sont membres d’Europe Créative (hors Belgique).

L’Œil d’Oodaaq is a French non-profit organisation that researches video art and image-based contemporary art. In May 2024, L’Œil d’Oodaaq will organise its 13th Festival Oodaaq in Rennes. It will be composed of exhibitions, screenings, performances, lectures, and encounters.

Salmastra is a cultural association for urban regeneration that aims to propose new imaginations and understandings of the sea. Salmastra is offering a two-month residency (mid-January – mid-March 2024) for practitioners who have a relation to the sea.

The CCA-Mellon Multidisciplinary Research Programme seeks practitioners and researchers working across landscape architecture and allied practices to participate in a multi-day online seminar in November 2023. Some participants will be invited to continue with the research project with in-person meetings and independent research over 18 months.

The research project PALIMPSEST is looking for architects, designers, artists, and creative agents to work on imagining and experimenting with new ways to respond to environmental problems in three laboratories at pilot landscapes. Applicants must be established in one of the eligible countries: the Member States of the European Union, and countries associated with Horizon Europe.

This summer Torhaus (a former gatekeepers house for Tempelhof Airport Building in Berlin) is getting renovated and three groups/collectives/individuals will be invited to explore this gate turning into a house. Participants from all disciplines will have the possibility to work in Torhaus for two weeks.

‘Export development and market opportunities in the handcraft sector’ is a six-week online incubator initiative (August - early September 2023) which offers an innovative framework for export development and increasing market opportunities. Applicants must be between 18 and 35 years old and citizens / permanent residents of Transcultura Caribbean countries.

The Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia is looking to support research-based and process-oriented programmes that foster exchange between art, science and technology involving organisations in Switzerland and across the world.

The Marie-Solanges Apollon programme seeks to encourage research that highlights the artistic practices of women in transcultural situations related to the Black Atlantic, according to Paul Gilroy, or to the Global South. The programme scholarship residency will run for 3 months (from 1 April – 30 June 2024) at the at the Villa Vassilieff in Paris.