Collaboration & Networking

Helsinki International Curatorial Programme (HICP) offers one-month residencies (17 August – 13 September 2026) for contemporary art curators.

The Krakow Festival Office and the Krakow UNESCO City of Literature invite women writers and literature translators from Ukraine or Belarus to join the residency in Kraków, Poland, for April and May 2026.

The Factory International x EUNIC Creative Producers Programme is a collaborative partnership between EUNIC and Factory International to enhance cultural dialogue and artistic collaboration between EU and the UK.

Zad is a support framework designed to promote mobility and communication for artists from the Arab region residing in Europe. Its main objective is to develop their artistic and professional path in collaboration with their peers and across various artistic spaces and platforms.

TEATROSKOP invites cultural and artistic organisations to submit their proposals for the 2026 Call for Projects.

Studio Light Moves: Open Futures 2026 takes the form of a residency-based lab space for dance artists and digital-media artists to explore and develop the intersection of dance across media, interaction design and screen-based practices.

For this edition, AIR InSILo invites artists to take part in a residency curated by Agata Ciastoń in Hollabrunn, Austria. The residency will focus on working with place as a field of relations, encompassing matter and memory, body and landscape, and local and cosmic time.

ForesTEEN Academy involves four days of immersion in nature, performing arts, sharing, discussion between artists, professionals from cultural sector, teachers, parents and adolescents in the contest of ForesTEEN project. It will be held from 22 to 26 April 2026 in Giglio Island (Tuscany, Italy).

CCP Synergy promotes tandem cooperations between civil society organisations from Germany and one of the 50 CCP partner countries which would like to carry out a joint initiative and network sustainably.

With support from the Getty Foundation, the International Council of Museums Committee for Conservation (ICOM-CC) will offer a limited number of travel grants for museum and/or conservation professionals from emerging economies and developing countries (ICOM country categories 3, 4, and 5) in Africa, Asia and the Pacific, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Latin America to attend the 21st Triennial Conference of ICOM-CC in September 2026 in Oslo, Norway.

CPH STAGE invites emerging artists and producers based in the Nordic region (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland) to apply for the EAP – Buddy Programme, a two-year professional development initiative designed to strengthen international networks, build industry skills, and provide guided access to major performing arts platforms.