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Cultural Mobility Yearbook 2026Download the 2026 Cultural Mobility Yearbook, with a focus on the European Union’s neighbouring countries.
Webinar Recording: City-led International Cultural MobilityWatch the webinar on City-led International Cultural Mobility, which examined how municipalities develop bilateral and multilateral exchange programmes and other initiatives that support artists and cultural professionals.
Safe Artists: European Emergency Protection, Support and Resilience Programme for At-risk Artists and Cultural PractitionersEuropean emergency protection, support and resilience programme for at-risk artists and cultural practitioners
Information Sheet: Focus on Youth and Young AudiencesDownload this information sheet of a selection of open calls centred on youth and young audiences published on the On the Move website between 1 January 2020 and 31 August 2025
Mobility Funding Guide: At-risk and Displaced Artists and Culture ProfessionalsDownload this funding guide, which provides a comprehensive overview of funding bodies and programmes dedicated to supporting at-risk and displaced artists and cultural professionals, as well as the organisations designing initiatives tailored to this community.
Mobility Funding Guide: Greening Artistic Residencies (Focus on Creative Europe Countries)A guide focusing on ‘green artistic residencies’, with in-depth articles and case studies plus a list of funding opportunities.
Phileas: Funding for the Internationalisation of Austrian Contemporary Art 2025Phileas - The Austrian Office for Contemporary Art supports artists, curators, galleries and institutions in Austria and works to strengthen their presence on the international landscape of contemporary art.Closed
Moleskine Foundation: Creativity Pioneers Fund 2024The Creativity Pioneers Fund supports non-profit organisations that reinforce the critical role of creativity in driving social impact and are actively involved in creative skills development.Closed- Ukrainian Institute > Visualise Programme for Exhibition Projects Outside UkraineVisualise is a long-term programme by the Ukrainian Institute aimed at supporting exhibition projects outside of Ukraine. The programme provides opportunities for co-programming, co-financing, and communications support to international exhibitions that contribute to promoting the art of Ukraine globally and establishing institutional partnerships. Deadline: 2 August 2020.Closed
- Fanak Fund > General Fund for Artistic and Cultural MobilityFanak Fund has opened a fund supporting artistic and cultural mobility in the Euro-Arab-speaking Middle East region, and from this region to the rest of the world. Artists and cultural operators living and working in Europe, the Arab-speaking world, and the Middle East can apply. Priority is given to mobility from the Arab speaking region to the Middle East and vice versa. Deadline: 31 August 2020.Closed
- Mophradat Grants for Artists from the Arab WorldMophradat creates opportunities for artists from the Arab world through an inventive approach to funding, commissioning, collaborating, and gathering. Grants can be used to pursue threads of research, stage an event, make new work, publish, travel, take part in a residency or workshop, or present an exhibition or performance. Applicants must come from the field of contemporary arts (all disciplines are welcome). Activities or projects can take place anywhere in the world, but must be by artists or arts practitioners from or living in the Arab world, and/or engaged with the Arab world. Deadline: 1 October 2020.Closed
- Phileas > Funding for the Internationalisation of Austrian Contemporary ArtPhileas is an independent philanthropic organisation based in Vienna that raises private funding to support and co-produce ambitious projects within the field of contemporary art. A particular focus lies on the commission and production of exhibitions by Austrian artists abroad, but Phileas also organises and funds research trips for international curators and critics to Austrian museums, galleries and artists’ studios. Applications are now open to institutions who wish to apply for project funding in 2021. Deadline: 11 September 2020.Closed
