Nestled between India and China, Nepal is a land of breathtaking landscapes, rich traditions, and diverse cultures. Home to the majestic Himalayas—including Mount Everest—Nepal offers everything from subtropical valleys with banana trees to alpine forests with grazing yaks. The country’s cultural heritage is just as vast, with centuries-old temples, vibrant festivals, and deep-rooted traditions.

Kathmandu, the heart of Nepal, is an ancient city where history and modernity coexist. With its intricate Newari architecture, bustling markets, and sacred Hindu and Buddhist sites, Kathmandu is more than just a city—it’s a living museum. Walking its streets feels like stepping back in time, offering an experience unlike anywhere else in the world.

Space A’s Kathmandu International Artist-in-Residency (KIAR) program offers immersive residencies for artists across disciplines—visual arts, performance, music, writing, and more. Set in the vibrant cultural hub of Kathmandu, KIAR fosters collaboration, critical dialogue, and artistic experimentation, providing a space for reflection and research in an inspiring interdisciplinary environment.

KIAR is an opportunity to travel back in time and to relive in history as well as experience natural beauty. We are going to organize a one-month-long residency (30 days) and two-month long residency (60 days). Each time max. 4 applicants will be selected. If participants are interested, KIAR will arrange 7 days of trekking during the residency program.

It is incredibly hard to find room to pursue joy in this harsh capitalist hell scape of the modern world.

So let us take the time to make that space for you and your creative practice to be comforted a while.

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**Applications are now open*** for three 2 week sessions from January to March 2027. We have space 12 artists to join us in the state of Mexico for each session and while we are fundraising in an effort to wave all costs (excluding travel) there is sliding scale pricing available for those who may not usually be able to access this kind of program.

incluye 2 comidas al día, alojamiento, excursiones y transporte desde y hacia CDMX

Two meals a day

A beautiful place to stay

And help coming from CDMX to play

Session dates:

January 20th-February 2nd

February 8th-21st

March 1st-14th

Invierno 2027 en Valle De Bravo:

20 de Enero – 2 de Febrero

8 – 21 de Febrero

1 – 14 de Marzo

Sliding scale prices of

Duo(or willing to share a room) $1298CAD

Standard $1846CAD

Pay it forward $2465

Subsidized$1298CAD Or $16,067MXN

or $88720CAD to fund all sessions for all 36 participants.

The myth of the starving artist is something we will never stop fighting against - one comforting meal at a time. Apply now at the link below or www.creativecomforsociety.org

Applications close September 30th 

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A two-week residency for artists & musicians to practice their craft without distractions in a safe, natural environment on an urban ranch in Austin, TX. Please note that this is an alcohol & drug-free residence.

Resident Internship positions are available to early-career individuals who have a strong interest in the ceramic arts, the culinary arts, and/or farming. Craigardan seeks individuals who are actively engaged and productive people who are curious and wish to discover more about the intersections of food, farming, and the arts.  Resident Interns (RIs) are integral members of Craigardan’s community, serving as both artists/farmers-in-residence and interns on staff.  This is an excellent opportunity for emerging artists and aspiring agriculturalists to receive a free residency experience while gaining a wide range of skills in a supportive, experiential learning environment. And, the internship can add significantly to a professional resume and portfolio.

An international platform for artistic research and production connecting expanded photography, contemporary practices, local contexts, and transcultural exchange between Argentina and China. This hybrid program combines a 12-month online curatorial training (Sept 2026 – Aug 2027) with a one-month on-site residency in Chongqing, China (distributed in flexible cohorts throughout 2027-2028).

The ACRE (Academic and Creative Research) Residency Programme invites artists, researchers, writers, and creative practitioners to live and work at Braziers Park while developing independent projects. 

ACRE residents join the community as lodgers, typically for periods ranging from one month to one year. During this time, residents pursue their own research or creative practice while engaging with the social, ecological, and cultural environment of Braziers Park. 

Braziers Park is both a home and an educational charity dedicated to exploring the possibilities and challenges of living in community. As such, the residency programme is not only a space for individual work, but also an opportunity to participate in and reflect on collective life. 

ACRE residents contribute to Braziers’ research culture and community life, while benefiting from a supportive environment for developing ideas, creative work, and collaborative inquiry. 

For this open call, we are welcoming up to 12 ACRE residents between 1 December 2026 and 28 February 2027. Residencies may be proposed for any period within these dates, with the possibility of extension on request, depending on room availability and community capacity.