German

Hosted by Cultural Association VEIK (German for Association for Experimental and Interdisciplinary Art), the Light Art Residency at Rottaler Zollhäuser is an artistic research and production programme dedicated to international artists working with light and media. The residency provides a space for experimentation, collaboration and reflection on the relationship between art, technology, natural environments and sustainability.

The German Commission for UNESCO (DUK) invites tenders from qualified experts, researchers and practitioners to develop three policy-oriented Discussion Papers on the concrete implementation of the Fair Culture initiative, with content as expressed in the Fair Culture Charter.

Martin Roth Initiative supports artists and cultural actors at risk to temporarily relocate to Germany with the assistance of a host cultural institution.

The Agency for International Museum Cooperation (AIM) supports exchange formats that connect museum professionals from Germany with colleagues around the world.

The group exhibition Granite and Gravity (18 September – 31 October 2027) explores connections between the deep bedrock beneath the Germany-Czech Republic-Poland border triangle and the universe.

The transdisciplinary symposium ‘IMPACT26 – Friction Energy’ addresses the current times of rupture and is dedicated to transformative practices of coexistence in an era in which our relationships are deeply shaped by competition, exploitation, the ideology of progress, power, and social recognition.

The INHABIT artist-in-residence programme of the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics invites artists from the performing arts and music to collaborate with their team of scientists and researchers.

Lothringer 13 Halle, in cooperation with Artist-in-Residence Munich (the residency programme of the City of Munich), invites applications for three transdisciplinary residencies for professional cultural practitioners working at the intersection of art, journalism, and curating.

Global Gastronomy Museum is dedicated to exploring food as a cultural language that connects people, places, histories and communities. The Museum is scheduled to officially open in October 2026, and it is currently seeking international artists for the inaugural residency programme.

The François Schneider Foundation, located in Wattwiller (Alsace, France), is calling for applications for its newly launched contemporary art competition Contemporary Talents Competition with the theme ‘Earth’.