Culture Moves Europe promotes the mobility of artists and cultural professionals by funding individual and residency projects across all countries participating in the Creative Europe programme.The initiative is supported by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union and implemented by the Goethe-Institut. The Individual Mobility scheme offers artists and cultural operators the opportunity to develop a project in collaboration with a partner — either an individual or an organisation — located in a Creative Europe country different from their country of residence. Applications can be submitted either individually or as a group of up to five participants. Each project must pursue at least two of the following objectives:• to…

An International Exhibition Project by BLU Spazio delle Arti | RAABE APS Museo del Fiume, Nazzano – Rome | March 2026 After the success of IBLUE (2024), BLU Spazio delle Arti presents IGREEN | II Edition, the new chapter of its chromatic exploration dedicated to the colors of our planet. The 2025–2026 edition turns its focus to GREEN — the color of nature, vitality, balance, and regeneration, but also of ambiguity, illusion, and contradiction. In an era where green has become a universal keyword — evoking sustainability while often serving as a marketing label — IGREEN invites artists to question its deeper meaning. What does green truly signify today? Which…

Tirana Art Residency – Vila 31 x Art Explora is a three-month artistic residency programme founded by Art Explora in the Albanian capital, to be held in 2026. Opened in January 2025, the residency welcomes international artists to develop an artistic project connected to the local context and to explore the Balkan art scene. Vila 31 promotes a rich cultural programme in collaboration with local organisations, institutions, schools, and associations, including exhibitions, workshops, screenings, talks, and festivals open to the public. The programme is open to artists and collectives, researchers, and curators of any nationality, with no age limit, and with at least five years of professional experience. Eligible disciplines…

The Lighthouse Calls are part of the TIDAL ArtS initiative, funded by the European Union in support of the Mission to Restore Our Ocean and Waters by 2030. Through this open call, 20 artists, collectives, and creatives from across Europe will each receive a grant of €15,000 to create community-focused artistic projects. The selected works must actively engage citizens in their relationship with aquatic environments and raise public awareness of environmental challenges through artistic expression. Five artists will be selected from each of the four designated Lighthouse regions: • Atlantic–Arctic• Mediterranean• Baltic Sea–North Sea• Danube–Black Sea Projects must be completed by June 2026 and should include collaboration with scientists, educators,…

RESIDENCY FOR VISUAL ARTISTS IN DIALOGUE WITH THE LANDSCAPE The Farm is one of the most significant artist residency programs in Western Australia. It offers visual artists the opportunity to develop projects that establish a conscious and profound relationship with the land, through an immersive residency lasting between five and eight weeks, to be undertaken between February and October 2026. With particular attention to site-responsive projects (i.e., those that are sensitive and responsive to context), the residency promotes an environment conducive to creative inquiry, encouraging meaningful connections between the artist, the land, and the local community. The program supports practices grounded in rigorous research, experimentation, and dialogue, paving the way…

WORK SPACE BRUSSELS supports research, experimentation and creation in the performing arts. Are you looking for studio space to develop your project? If so, you can apply for a residency on https://www.workspacebrussels.be/en/studio-residency For whom? The residency programme is aimed at Belgian and international artists working within the performing arts in the broad sense of the word (dance, performance, theatre, crossovers with other disciplines). As mentioned, we support both research, experimentation and creation. What can workspacebrussels offer? How to apply To apply for a residency, they expect you to answer some questions about yourself and your artistic plan for the residency. All the questions can be found in the online application…

OPEN CALL FOR FOUR RESIDENCIES: BALTAN LABORATORIES (Eindhoven) – IDENSITAT (Barcelona) – LUNGOMARE (Bolzano) – ZEMOS 98 (Cantabria-León)Deadline: 20 June 23:59 CET. Situated Creative Practices for the Pluriverse (SIT-PLU) is a Creative Europe Cooperation project tackling socio-ecological challenges through cross-disciplinary research and context-specific artistic interventions. Drawing on the Zapatista concept of the pluriverse—”a world where many worlds fit”—the project embraces diverse ways of knowing and living, foregrounding buen vivir (social well-being), communal interdependence, and the relationships between human and more-than-human entities.  The project includes a program of residencies (SIT-RES) happening in 2026 and 2027, where artists and creative practitioners selected through this open call will be invited to engage with a specific context (social, geographical, historical) for one year…

International Contemporary Textile & Fibre Art Exhibition Exhibition Dates: November 7 – December 8, 2025Venue: The Cotton Factory, Hamilton, Ontario, CanadaApplication Deadline: July 30, 2025Contact: nobacontemporary@gmail.com ConceptThis international group exhibition explores the intersection of technology and historically handmade practices in contemporary textile and fibre art. It investigates how manufacturing and digitalization are reshaping the landscape of textile creation and influencing our collective perception of applied technology. Tactile materials become vessels for imagination, channeling stories through manual and digital processes. As humans continue to evolve, the integration of technology and nature becomes central to our creative and cultural identity. Textiles, as keepers of memory and makers of meaning, guide us into…

In 2009, to celebrate and honor Luigi Nocivelli’s passion for culture and contemporary art in Italy, his family founded the Associazione Culturale Techne. Since its inception, the association has established the Premio Nocivelli, a contemporary art competition with the patronage and support of the Lombardy Region, the Province of Brescia, the Municipality of Brescia, and the Ugo Da Como Foundation. This year, for the first time, the awards ceremony and the finalists’ exhibition will also be hosted at the Rocca di Lonato del Garda. The Prize has successfully built and renewed collaborations with major artistic institutions, including the Santa Giulia Academy of Fine Arts, the Fondazione Provincia di Brescia Eventi,…