Collaboration & Networking

The Producers’ Academy is an international group of producers that gather with peers for four days in Brussels during Kunstenfestivaldesarts, from 19 to 22 May 2026.

ArtEO is calling on artists to transform Earth Observation and other environmental data into innovative, multisensory art.

Junges Ensemble Stuttgart invites 10 artists of the performing arts (18–35 years old) to participate in the New Generation Residency 2026, held during the SCHÖNE AUSSICHT International and regional theatre festival for young audiences, 15–21 May2026 in Stuttgart, Germany.

The EMC Fellowship Programme offers emerging professionals working in the field of music — such as creators, performers, project managers, producers, educators, administrators, researchers, and others involved in music-related activities — the opportunity to internationalise their careers and to develop professionally.

The new updated Orbitals programme invites participants to travel together and explore an artist’s practice as a vehicle for learning about a context, and to better understand an artist’s practice by learning about their context. For this first edition, Mophradat are inviting artists and researchers to learn with and about the work of the Uzbek artist and filmmaker Saodat Ismailova, travelling to Uzbekistan from 19 April to 3 May 2026.

The first call of the Transatlantic Stars Music Program invites mid-career EU songwriters and performers to take part in a two-week immersion into the American music ecosystem.

The application portal is now open for European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH) Cascading Grants, offering a unique funding opportunity for museum umbrella organisations and cultural heritage networks to lead collaborative projects aimed at strengthening the sector’s digital capacity.

Circostrada Network is calling for applications from contemporary circus and outdoor arts professionals for their BOUNCE mentoring programme, which takes place from June 2026 to October 2027.

Arts Infopoint UK is conducting a survey to understand how artists and arts organisations in the UK and the EU are working with each other at the moment.

This Open Call offers 7-week residencies for Ukrainian and Ukraine-based artists and art professionals affected by the war in Ukraine. Residencies are hosted by members of the LOORE network from March to October 2026.

The call for residency hosts provides financial support to legal entities wishing to host artists and cultural professionals for a residency project. The residency should host between 1 and 5 residents and it should follow two of these objectives: to learn, to create, to explore, to connect, or to transform.