Collaboration & Networking

Artist-in-Residence Vietnam Network (AiRViNe), in collaboration with Asterisk in Residence Kyoto (*** in Residence Kyoto), is inviting applications for one participant from Southeast Asia to join a residency and research stay hosted in Kyoto, Japan, for one month between September 2026 and March 2027.

The Nordic Council of Ministers invites project proposals as part of Nordic Currents, a new international culture initiative to take place in 2027–2028.

LINA international alliance is looking for emerging creatives working at the intersection of architecture and spatial practices to better the common future. All kinds of bold thinkers and practitioners are invited to apply with a proposal illustrating their ideas.

The Connect & Create Professional Mobility call for projects aims to support the mobility of performing arts and music professionals from Sub-Saharan African countries and European Union Member States.

With the Ars Biologica ArtXScience Residency Open Call, České Budějovice European Capital of Culture (ECoC) 2028 and Ars Electronica invite artists, designers, creatives, and artist collectives to apply for a fully funded programme designed for direct collaboration with local scientists.

The UAxEU Internship Programme is a professional mobility initiative designed to support the development of Ukraine’s cultural sector through hands-on, experience-based learning within leading European cultural institutions.

IDRA Teatro has launched a call for artists: ‘Residences of Change – Harnessing the Transformative Power of the Creative Practice’. This is a 31-day international residency supported by the Culture Moves Europe programme and hosted in Brescia, Northern Italy, across January and February 2027.

The 18th Werkstattwoche Lüben is an international artist residency for a limited time and thrives on the combination of artistic work, personal exchange and shared experience.

DRIFT (Dance and Research in the Future Time) is a Creative Europe cooperation project supporting the international development of 10 mid-career choreographers through a structured programme combining artistic research, residencies, mentoring, international showcases and potential co-production and touring opportunities.

Labó Bosa invites artists and cultural professionals to apply for The Economics of Being Looked At, a one-month residency exploring authenticity in a rural village and in art. The residency runs from 1 to 31 March 2027 and closes with an open studio.

K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg provides three paid eight-month residencies to choreographers who are at the beginning of their career and have produced multiple choreographic works of their own. The residency begins in August 2027 and runs until April 2028.