China | Taoxichuan Art Center Residency 2026
Taoxichuan Art Center is calling for applications from national and international artists for the 2026 ‘Migratory Birds Project’, to be held in Jingdezhen, China, for 12 weeks or more. This residency is artists working in pottery, glass, wood art, and more to explore the ceramic culture of the birthplace of porcelain.
As one of China's most influential international artist residency platforms, Taoxichuan Art Center has hosted thousands of artists from 56 countries and regions since its establishment. During their residency, artists not only receive professional creative support but also have the opportunity to participate in Taoxichuan's regularly held art exhibitions, academic lectures, salons, and industry forums.
Taoxichuan Art Center features four dedicated residency spaces: Jingdezhen International Studio, Taoxichuan Glass Studio, S3 Art Tribe and S4 Art Soho. Jingdezhen International Studio specialises in ceramic art creation and cultural exchange, offering global artists a platform for creative exploration and collaboration. Taoxichuan Glass Studio is fully equipped with professional equipment to support various glass techniques, including the glassblowing, kiln casting, lampworking, mosaic glass, and other series of processes. S3 Art Tribe includes 10 separate studio space, lecture independent, shared pottery room (Throwing), glazing and electric kiln room, shared laundry room, and an open space. S4 Art Soho blends creation, exhibition and leisure into a multifunctional space.
During the residency artists are able to be involved in the following activities:
- Public lecture
- Artist work camp
- Exhibition (solo or group)
- Consignment of artists’ work
According to the application, Taoxichuan Art Center might provide any or more of the following:
- Travel reimbursement
- Accommodation and creative working space
- Creative stipend
Migratory Birds Project application guidelines
Deadline: 15 November 2025