United Kingdom

CCA Derry~Londonderry and Kaunas Artists’ House’s DeMo (Decoding Modernity) residency is open to emerging artists based in or from Northern Ireland and Lithuania. The residency period in Lithuania and NI will take place during February 2022 lasting up to one month culminating with two solo exhibitions of new and/or existing work at CCA Derry~Londonderry, March–May 2022 and Kaunas exhibition spaces, June–August 2022.

The Don Bachardy Fellowship at the Royal Drawing School invites a gifted and dedicated postgraduate artist from outside the United Kingdom to study at the Royal Drawing School during the summer term and to experience the cultural life of London. The Fellowship will take place 25 April – 2 July 2022.

Applications are now being invited that address the 2022 Fellowships theme of ‘Hyperlocal’. Based at the Royal College of Art in London, two Fellows will undertake advanced research into curatorial practice in relation to contemporary design and recent design history. Applications are welcome from individuals based in or connected to Hong Kong or the Greater Bay Area with a background in curating and a research interest in design.

Applications are invited for the position of Researcher for the project Re-connecting ‘Objects’: Epistemic Plurality and Transformative Practices in and beyond Museums, based at the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford University. This is a fixed-term position for 42 months, from 1 October 2021 to 30 March 2025.

ArtHouse Jersey is calling for Portuguese, Polish and Romanian artists with experience of socially engaged practice (in any discipline) for a residency on the Island of Jersey, running 17 January – 25 February 2022. Large numbers of Poles, Portuguese and Romanians call Jersey home and ArtHouse Jersey is offering an opportunity for one artist from each country to learn about, research and explore the lived experience of their compatriots, creating a piece of work that celebrates the contribution each community makes to the Island.

SUSTAIN offers two opportunities to contemporary visual artists living and/or working in Greater Manchester and the Aarhus region: an Artist Digital Exchange (October 2021 to March 2022) of workshops, talks, visits, critical feedback and professional support focussed on low carbon art-making; and a two-month Slow Travel Residency (May/June in Manchester; August/September in Aarhus) for 1 artist from Greater Manchester and 1 artist from Aarhus.

Keychange invites women and gender minority music artists and innovators from Canada, Estonia, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden, Poland and the United Kingdom to apply to take part in the next 12 month programme. If selected, your participation will start in January 2022 and will launch with a full-network meetup in London on 10-13 February 2022. Bands and solo artists can apply.