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Call for entries | Martine Franck Curatorial Research Grant

The Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson and Martine Franck.
The Fondation holds all the prints, film negatives, contact sheets and documents bequeathed by the two photographers. 

Created in 2025, the Martine Franck Curatorial Research Grant aims to help researchers and curators develop a research and exhibition project on the work of Martine Franck and/or Henri Cartier-Bresson, working from the Foundation’s archives.

Submitted on Thu, 05/15/2025 - 11:42

TUR Artist Residency in Riga || August – September 2025

TUR, Contemporary Space for Art, is mostly known for curated art exhibitions in its characteristic industrial-meets-white-cube space at the core of one of Riga’s cultural quarters. With a focus on artistic experimentation, interdisciplinary exchange, and public engagement beyond the traditional art scene, TUR fosters a dynamic platform for innovative contemporary art and dialogue.

In 2025, TUR will expand its activities by offering an artist in residence program that supports artistic development and research, networking and international collaboration. 

The residency is run in cooperation with two other renowned cultural institutions in Riga – the international photography platform, ISSP and the comic art publisher kuš!.

Who can apply?

Submitted on Thu, 02/27/2025 - 15:36

Apply for a Travel Fellowship to Smith College Special Collections

Smith College Special Collections offers five extended-term fellowships with awards of $2,500 for research visits longer than two weeks, and two short-term fellowships for research visits up to two weeks with awards of $1,000. 

Smith College Special Collections, which includes the Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College Archives, and the Mortimer Rare Book Collection, is pleased to offer a research support program of fellowships and awards. These fellowships are intended to help offset the travel expenses of researchers engaged in studies that will benefit from access to, including initial survey and exploration of, the holdings of Smith College Special Collections.

We are especially interested in creative projects.

Projects can include, but are not limited to:

Submitted on Wed, 12/04/2024 - 18:48

Yale Center for British Art Residential Awards

The Yale Center for British Art welcomes applications for its Residential Artist Awards, which are open to visual artists who are working in any field related to British visual and material culture. Awards are also available for scholars, curators, and writers. The deadline for applications is January 5, 2024.

These awards are intended to support the research phase of creative practice. Awardees receive a dedicated working space in the museum's Reference Library and have access to the YCBA collection as well as to the galleries, museums, and libraries on the wider Yale campus. Studio space is not provided.

Submitted on Wed, 12/13/2023 - 19:09

LAST MINUTE CALL ROUND 58 January - March 2024

Since 2007 "PILOTENKUECHE" is an international art program based in Germany's new art capital Leipzig. The independent project is run by artists to support and empower artists.

 

The International Art Program invites 12 Artists from around the world for each round, to work together in our 465m² communally used studio space and realize one or exhibitions during their stay. The studio is located in a romantic, remodeled old barbed wire factory. With its exposed bricks large windows, high ceiling, and above all underfloor heating, this environment is inspiring. Our concept strives to create a communal space that can lead to experimental collaboration and discourse between participants, as well as with the greater Leipzig community.

Submitted on Wed, 11/01/2023 - 18:39

Open Call for Research Projects - Fully Funded Residency in Madrid

Medialab is calling for three research projects to be developed, during a maximum period of one year, within the framework of the themes proposed by Medialab, and in dialogue with the activities of Medialab's annual program and the communities linked to it.

Medialab is a space for innovation and research that welcomes projects that are too exceptional to fit into the strict lines of academic research, often incapable of bringing together and intertwining diverse disciplines or intermediate positions between thought and practice. Medialab's mission is to solve as much as possible this institutional vacuum, welcoming and promoting ideas and projects that, despite their brilliance and transformative capacity, do not find their place in the more disciplinary public programs.

Submitted on Mon, 06/05/2023 - 10:04

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