France, India, International, Italy, Korea, Residencies
The call for applications for the 2011 UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries is now now open. Residencies in different arts disciplines available in countries around the world for artists aged 25-35. Read More →
Thailand, Residencies
ComPeung is the first non-governmental artist-in-residence programme in Thailand. Founded in 2005 by art professionals who strongly believe places that defy the mainstream art’s obsession with commerce rather than content are needed. Call for residency applications for 2011. Read More →
Finland, Residencies
Saari Residence is a manor owned and maintained by Kone Foundation in Western Finland as a research and production facility for researchers and artists. Applications open for 2-3 month stays. Read More →
France, Open Calls
14th TRAVERSE VIDEO festival in Toulouse, France in March 2011 on theme of ‘Art Proxime’: call for Video Art, Experimental Cinema, Photography, Performance, Digital Writing. Read More →
China, Culture News
Chinese writer Xinran chooses five books on Chinese history and culture she recommends you read if you want to understand China better. Read More →
Germany, Residencies
International artists under 35 years in wide range of arts disciplines invited to apply for prestigious residency programme in Stuttgart, Germany 2011-2013. Read More →
Korea, Spain, Exhibitions
The Shadow of Speech exhibition at MOCA in Seoul introduces Korean audiences to contemporary artistic practices of Spain with major artworks from the MACBA collection, to celebrate 60 years Spain-Korea diplomatic ties. Read More →
India, Residencies
Apply now for residencies for writers at Sangam House, Pondicherry, India between November 2010 – February 2011. Sangam House is open to writers from around the world in all languages and disciplines. Read More →
International, Culture News
The Creative Cities Network connects cities who want to share experiences, ideas and best practices for cultural, social and economic development. Read More →
Japan, Culture News, Residencies
The Japan Foundation launches AIR_J, a new website with information on Artist-in-Residence programmes across Japan in both Japanese and English. Read More →