Poland

The Polish Book Institute, the Polish Cultural Institute London and the Polish Cultural Institute New York are now accepting nominations for this year’s edition of the Found in Translation Award, honouring the best translation of Polish literature into English in 2024.

CYCLE UP! is launching the second round of residencies to develop artistic perspectives on bicycle cultures in four European cities between May and June 2025. This is an opportunity for artists to create impactful interventions that inspire local communities and decision makers to reimagine bike-friendly, inclusive urban spaces. Cities included are:

E75 Art Bus is calling for applications from professional artists resident in the regions of the E75 Art Bus route – Finnmark (Norway), Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Serbia, North Macedonia, Greece – to participate in a residency between April and June 2025 (ranging from 6 weeks to 2 months).

Vitlycke – Centre for Performing Arts (CPA) is inviting dancers to join a new contemporary dance performance created by choreographer Francesco Scavetta (IT/SE), within the Creative Europe project ‘Beyond Front@: Bridging Periphery’.

The STUDIOTOPIA Residency Programme aims to break down barriers between disciplines by encouraging innovative cross-disciplinary approaches. This edition is open to both emerging and established talents across the arts, sciences, and academic fields.

The International Visegrad Fund (IVF) and Willa Decjusz (Krakow) is calling for writers interested in residencies. The applicant must be a citizen of one of the Visegrad countries (Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary).

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.

MEETING POINT is looking for 6 musicians, 10 performing artists, 6 dancers, and 10 visual artists under 35 to participate in their 2024 residency programme.

‘The Body Folkloric’ is a funded month-long residency organised by Fundacja Ziemniaki i and Godki 22 to be held in October 2024 in Jonkowo, Poland.

Kraków UNESCO City of Literature announces the 2024 call for applications for the International Residency Programme for writers. The Programme will offer a successful writer a two-month stay from 1 September to 31 October 2024.

Solo Dance Contest is an annual international competition that aims to support dancers and to promote understanding of contemporary dance. The contest is held from 26 to 30 August 2024 in Gdansk, Poland, as a part of the international Gdańsk Dance Festival, an event that gathers dancers, choreographers and dance companies from all over the world.

KBF (Kraków Festival Office) and Kraków UNESCO City of Literature are calling for applications from writers and translators from Ukraine and Belarus to apply for their literary residency programme, May–June 2024.