Eastern Europe

NEMO has two travel grant opportunities available to the NEMO European Museum Conference ‘Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation’. Five young museum professionals and five museum professionals located in South and Central-Eastern Europe will be awarded a travel grant and free participation at the conference, which takes place from 10 to 12 November 2024 in Sibiu, Romania.

For the eighth year, REZI.DANCE has an open call for artistic projects that emphasise quality and long-term research and that want to delve deeply into their artistic development for a residency in Doudlebsk, Czech Republic.

Insha Osvita and its partners are seeking cultural professionals from Europe (curators, artists, art critics and journalists) who are interested in getting to know the current artistic context in Ukraine and making contacts for future common projects.

Divadlo na cucky Theatre calls for international artists or a group of artists who will create with a group of about five unhoused people from the city of Šternberk, Czech Republic. The organisers will support one residency, which will take place from 30 September to 13 October 2024.

INDUSTRA ART gallery announces an Open Call for exhibition projects for 2025. The gallery supports interesting original projects by art school students, graduates and established artists, whose exhibition projects can cover the entire space of the industrial gallery, located in the former compressor factory.

Budapest Dance Hack (BPDH24), taking place from 11 to 15 November 2024 in central Budapest, capital of Hungary, brings together like-minded artists and tech experts to investigate the connection between dance and technology.

Prague City of Literature offers an opportunity to writers and translators to live and work in the city centre where historical architecture meets modern and vibrant city life.

Lublin, Poland, invites two artists for creative work within the framework of the festival Open Form, Wilenska (9 – 11 August 2024), organised in cooperation with the Lublin Museum. The artistic residency, from 5 to 11 August 2024, is carried out within the framework of the Annual Festival, which is part of the CreArt 3.0 project, co-financed under the European Union Creative Europe programme.

The Ephemerality Residency Programme from CO.LABS, an independent, professional artistic platform in the Czech Republic, is aimed at both established and budding independent artists. It is open to various genres, including performing arts, music, visual and fine arts, multimedia, and more. Individual artists or groups from Slovakia, Hungary, and Poland will spend two to four weeks (August 2024) in the Outdoor zone of CO.LABS or Čertova rokle – Amphitheater.

MODINA is calling for duos of European-based dance artists and creative technologists for five eight-week residencies that take place between January and May 2025.