Our non-profit, volunteer-run association in Martim Moniz, Lisbon, is welcoming new residents for 1–3 month stays. Since 2019, we’ve collaborated with hundreds of artists and built a lively underground creative hub where people connect, experiment, and grow.

At Prisma, you’ll join workshops, events, and weekly conversations, meet local and international creatives, and receive friendly guidance whenever needed. In your final week, you will have full freedom to use the space in whatever format suits your practice: a solo or group exhibition, open studio, workshop, talk, performance, showcase, screening, or any kind of event you want to create.

What we offer:

• Private room in a shared, furnished apartment (bi-weekly cleaning)
• 70m² shared atelier
• One-to-one support and group sessions
• Free or discounted access to events
• Work presentation/exhibition or event of your choice in the final week

Fees: 900€/month (residency) or 350€ (studio only)

Invitation letters provided for mobility funding applications.

Who we’re looking for:

Community-minded, self-directed artists, organisers, researchers, curators, and critics eager to immerse themselves in an active creative environment.

The call is intended to support a production residency, a period of work and creation that will lead
to the realization of an exhibition at Marignana Project. The experience, which will take place
within the facilities of Spazio Berlendis, will offer the opportunity to develop a project of study and
in-depth research also in relation to the city of Venice—its history, its many suggestions, and the
stimuli it generates—through dialogue and exchange with the curatorial team of Marignana Arte.

The Paseo Project Artist in Residence Programs bring artists from all over the world to Taos, offering dedicated time and space to pursue their creative work. We offer two distinct residency opportunities: the Paseo @ Hotel Willa Artist in Residence, open to creatives of all media seeking a focused, independent experience, and the Paseo Project AIR Fellowship, which includes a stipend and emphasizes community engagement through a site-specific project. Both programs celebrate the transformative power of art in the unique cultural and natural landscape of Taos. 

Paseo Project AIR Fellows

The Paseo Project AIR Fellows program brings artists from all over the world to Taos to work with our community on a public art project. The program is an opportunity for working artists to activate their projects within the community of Taos, while exposing our community to new technologies, processes, and ideas.

Paseo @ Hotel Willa AIR

The Hotel Willa Artist-in-Residence Program, managed by The Paseo Project, invites artists across all disciplines to apply for the 2025 residency in Taos, New Mexico. This self-structured residency offers a unique opportunity to live and create in the vibrant cultural landscape of Taos.

EIAF 2026–2027 Artist in Residence Program | Applications Open

7artscafe, in collaboration with the Edeiken International Arts Foundation (EIAF), announces an open call for professional international musicians, composers, sound artists, and interdisciplinary creators. Experience a one-month, fully supported residency in the heart of Yokohama, Japan, focused on artistic experimentation, cultural exchange, and public engagement.

THE GRANT
One selected artist or ensemble will receive a $10,000 USD grant, covering:
• Round-trip travel & housing
• Living expenses & professional studio space
• Public engagement & performance support

The residency includes workshops, open rehearsals, and a final public performance.
📍 Yokohama, Japan
🗓 Residency period: April 2026 – March 2027
⏰ Application deadline: March 1, 2026 (17:00 JST)
📢 Announcement: March 15, 2026

🔗 Apply here:
https://www.7artscafe.co.jp/eiaf/

O Castro Art Village is a rural creative residency in Galicia, Spain, located in the forested hills and river valleys of Ribeira Sacra. The residency supports artists, filmmakers, writers, researchers, and independent creatives seeking focused time in a calm, comfortable, and inspiring environment.

Residents stay in sustainably built geodesic domes designed for year-round use, offering privacy, warmth in winter, coolness in summer, and views of either the Miño River valley or the surrounding oak forest. A shared studio loft provides desks, a large work table, lounge areas, and projection facilities, while outdoor spaces and the landscape itself invite site-responsive work.

Community life centers around a communal kitchen where residents cook individually or together, often sharing meals, conversations, and ideas. Optional mentorship with filmmaker Davoud Gerami is available for residents working in film, visual, sound, and regenerative arts, drawing on over 25 years of professional experience.

O Castro emphasises sustainability, low-impact living, and deep engagement with place. Residencies balance solitude and exchange, supporting meaningful research, experimentation, and creative production within a thoughtful rural context.

Mount Sequoyah and The Alternative Arts School (TAAS) are partnering to launch a two-week artistic residency program for the summer of 2026 from June 21st to July 5th. This collaboration will bring together TAAS’s global pedagogical model and Mount Sequoyah’s unique regional setting to foster exchange between local and international artists. This place-based program that merges the intimacy of an in-person gathering with the global reach of TAAS’s year-round virtual school. Rooted in Ozark storytelling traditions, the residency brings together 12 artists for immersive workshops, field experiences, and deep studio time, alongside a full year of continued online community through TAAS membership.

Application deadline is March 1st

As an emerging community-based organization, Azule has developed a retreat and residency program for craftspeople, writers, architects, builders, researchers, and artists of all types. Azule’s mission is to provide an environment where artists and community meet, work, and learn together through the arts in their many forms. Located in Western North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, our facility is the result of decades of work by local craftspeople, using predominantly locally harvested or reused materials and constructed with traditional techniques.

Residents are each provided a room (shared or private) with a bed, work space, and beautiful views of our Appalachian setting. The remainder of the structure is communal and includes a full kitchen, dining area, library, and various side rooms and open spaces that serve as work space, gathering space, and studio space as needed.

We invite residents to join us to enjoy a retreat from everyday life where there is time and space to relax, dream, and create. We now accept and process applications on an ongoing basis throughout the year.

We invite musicians, new media artists, and makers from around the world to undertake a residency here. If you are a resident of Valencia, we invite you to contact us about our Musician Membership.

Note: When submitting, be as specific with your plan as possible. Vague or unprofessional proposals will not be considered.

Who are we?

We are Curiosibot Lab, located in beautiful Valencia, Spain in the artistic neighborhood of Russafa. We are a facility catering to creatives in media, music, and interaction. Opened and operated by Curiosibot, we have shown installations at Maker Faire, Sonar, TOA, and other venues and have many years of experience in the music industry as engineers, producers, and artists. Our space is a bajo of 110 square meters located in the center of Valencia.  

We are a space that encourages learning and collaboration. We provide practical training and advice to those who come here.

Duration of Residency 

1-3 months year round except August and during christmas holdays.

Description of Residency

The residency consists of an artist developing an idea in order to present or release. This concept should have a clear plan for production and execution. The artist will have access to equipment and tools to build their project, as well as technical and artistic mentorship from the staff. In the instance of an installation or performance, the space may be used as a venue for the work. We work with Ableton and Pro Tools, but Logic is also available.

Kala Yatra invites applications for its concept-driven, community-engaged artist residency program in Kathmandu, Nepal. Rooted in socially relevant practice and cross-cultural dialogue, Kala Yatra is a not-for-profit, artist-run collective offering space for reflection, experimentation, and transformation across disciplines.

What residents receive:
• Flexible self-funded residencies (2 weeks–1+ month)
• Private self-catering accommodation with shared spaces
• Opportunities for exhibitions, open studios, talks, or non-productive reflection
• Access to a diverse, supportive art community
• Possibility of reduced fees for SAARC artists
• Open to visual artists, writers, performers, curators, filmmakers, architects, musicians & more

Residency Fee Structure:
€ 200 (two weeks / 14 Days)
€ 400 (a month/ 30 Days)
€ 300 (a month/ 30 Days - for SAARC Artist)*
*We offer promotional or reduced residency fee exclusively to artists who are both residents and citizens of SAARC countries (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka).

The Grant Wood Fellowship (http://grantwood.uiowa.edu/fellowship) program at The University of Iowa, which supports one-year fellowships in the arts, is currently seeking a candidate appointed through the department of Theatre Arts with a specialty in interdisciplinary digital media in live performance. We seek applications from emerging to mid-career artists who are engaged in creating theatrical experiences, performances, happenings, and/or interactive installations that incorporate video, projections, and new/emerging technologies in bold and exciting ways to engage audiences for the twenty first century. The fellow will promote interdisciplinarity across the university in teaching, research, and creative work.

Fellows Receive:

• An appointment as a Grant Wood Fellow in Interdisciplinary Performance-Theatre, Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Theatre Arts
• $40,000 salary plus benefits
• Office in the Theatre Building at the University of Iowa