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International·Differdange, Luxembourg, Luxembourg·Free entry

11th International Sculpture Symposium

€3,000 stipend (paid post-symposium); accommodation and meals fully covered (26 May – 6 June 2027); stone and basic equipment provided. Travel not covered.

The City of Differdange invites professional sculptors worldwide to participate in the 11th International Sculpture Symposium in Luxembourg. Selected artists receive a €3,000 stipend paid at the conclusion of the program, with all accommodation and meals covered from May 25 to June 7, 2027. The symposium runs for ten working days, during which artists create a work on-site using stone provided by the organizers. Artists must arrange their own travel to the venue; no travel reimbursement is offered. The finished sculpture becomes the permanent property of the city and will be installed in public space. Applications are open to professional sculptors of all nationalities. This is a unique opportunity to contribute a lasting work to a European city with a strong tradition of public art.

11th International Sculpture Symposium

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Domestic·Vicksburg, MI, USA, United States·Entry fee $25

Prairie Ronde Artist Residency

$2,000 stipend for 5–6 weeks; $500 travel grant; private housing and studio provided.

The Prairie Ronde Artist Residency offers a five-to-six week immersive experience in the historic village of Vicksburg, Michigan. Accepted residents receive a $2,000 stipend and a $500 travel grant to support their stay. The foundation provides private housing and a dedicated studio space within a former industrial mill complex. The residency is place-based, encouraging artists to engage with the local community and history. Artists from all disciplines, including visual arts, music, and writing, are welcome to apply. There is a non-refundable $25 application fee to cover selection costs. The program provides a peaceful environment for focused research and creative exploration. Submissions are reviewed based on the quality of the artist’s practice and their interest in the local context.

Prairie Ronde Artist Residency

International·Chattanooga, TN, USA, United States·Free entry

Stove Works Residency

Free private studio and bedroom; access to metal and wood workshops.

Stove Works' Artist Residency invites eight artists to live and work for one to three months at no cost for housing or workspace. Each resident is provided with a private studio/bedroom and individual bathroom, along with access to a shared kitchen and laundry facilities. The program offers 24-hour access to specialized workshops for metal and wood fabrication. There is no direct living stipend provided, but the residency covers all accommodation and utility expenses. The sliding scale residency fee ranges from $0 to $900, with full fee waivers available for those with financial need. The program focuses on fostering a collaborative environment among the diverse cohort of residents. Applicants must submit a project description and an artistic portfolio. It is an ideal setting for artists requiring heavy fabrication facilities in a supportive community.

Stove Works Residency

International·Saratoga Springs, New York, United States·Entry fee $35

Yaddo Artist Residency (Summer Cycle)

Free room, board, and studio for 2-to-8-week residency; modest travel grants available

Yaddo invites professional and emerging artists in literature, visual art, music composition, performance, and film/video to apply for residencies of two weeks to two months at its historic estate in Saratoga Springs, New York. The summer application cycle covers residencies from November through June. All accepted artists receive a private bedroom, studio, and full board including communal dinners and packed lunches. The application portal is capped at 1,300 submissions. Fee waivers are available upon request three weeks before the deadline. Applicants cannot be enrolled in a degree program.

The Corporation of Yaddo

International·Syracuse, NY, United States·Free entry

Light Work Artist-in-Residence Program

$7,500 stipend, furnished artist apartment, 24-hour studio access, staff support, and publication in Contact Sheet: The Light Work Annual

Light Work invites applications from photographers and image-based media artists worldwide for its 2027 Artist-in-Residence cycle. The month-long residency is located at Light Work's facility in Syracuse, New York, providing access to state-of-the-art photographic and digital production equipment. Each resident receives a $7,500 stipend alongside furnished housing on site. A commissioned essay accompanies publication of their work in Contact Sheet: The Light Work Annual, distributed internationally. No application fee is required, and there are no nationality restrictions. Artists working in all photographic and image-based practices are encouraged to apply.

International·Wassaic, New York, United States·Entry fee $25

Wassaic Project 2027 Artist Residencies

Sliding scale $0–$900/session; financial assistance and fee waivers available

The Wassaic Project invites individual artists, collaborative teams, and groups to apply for its 2027 residency program in the historic Hudson Valley hamlet of Wassaic, New York. Summer residencies are held in the Luther Barn with spacious studios of 200-300 square feet, while winter residencies take place at the iconic Maxon Mills with more intimate studio spaces. The residency operates on a sliding scale fee system from $0 to $900 per session, with need-blind financial assistance available and application fee waivers offered for financial hardship. Residents gain 24-hour studio access, a private bedroom in a shared house, access to a print shop and wood shop, and regular programming including group and individual studio visits and artist talks. The application deadline is July 1, 2026, with notifications expected in early October 2026.

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International·Kaohsiung, Taiwan·Free entry

Pier-2 Art Center Artist-in-Residence Program

NTD 800/day stipend, NTD 35,000 materials grant, round-trip airfare, furnished studio and accommodation

Pier-2 Art Center in Kaohsiung, Taiwan invites international artists to apply for its residency program set in a revitalized waterfront warehouse district. Residents receive a daily stipend of NTD 800, a materials grant of NTD 35,000, round-trip airfare, and a furnished live-work studio. The program encourages cross-cultural exchange and community engagement, with residents expected to present their work through an open studio or exhibition at the end of the residency period. Applications are open to artists working in all media.

Domestic·Sisters, Oregon, United States·Free entry

Pine Meadow Ranch: Process and Material

$200/week artist stipend + $300 travel reimbursement (for those beyond 1,000 miles)

Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts and Agriculture offers 2-to-4-week residencies for 2027 on its campus in Sisters, Oregon, welcoming artists, ecological scientists, and scholars exploring connections to nature, land conservation, historic preservation, agriculture, and community building. US-based applicants only. Residents receive a $200 weekly stipend and $300 travel reimbursement for those coming from beyond a 1,000-mile radius. Shared housing with a private bedroom is provided, along with access to ceramics, printmaking, textiles, painting, drawing, and book arts studios. No application fee.

Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture

International·Nakanojo Town, Gunma Prefecture, Japan·Free entry

11th Nakanojo Biennale 2027 – International Open Call

Production grant (amount not specified), free exhibition and residency fees, access to multiple venues across town, potential accommodation from April 2027.

The 11th Nakanojo Biennale 2027 invites international and Japanese artists and artist groups to exhibit and reside in the five rural districts of Nakanojo Town, Gunma Prefecture. The festival runs September 18 to October 24, 2027, over 37 days. Selected artists receive a production grant, free venue access, and institutional support; participants cover their own travel, food, and installation costs. Priority is given to artists who can stay during the preparation phase from April 2027.

International·Banff, Alberta, Canada·Entry fee $5602

Banff Centre Deep Winter Writers 2027

19-day residency, private studio, accommodation, mentorship from faculty, optional workshops, partial scholarships available (up to 100% tuition coverage)

The Banff Centre's Deep Winter Writers residency offers 19 days of intensive creative work in the Canadian Rockies, designed for writers at any career stage with a proven publication history. The program welcomes fiction, poetry, literary nonfiction, and journalism across all English-language writing traditions. Participants receive private studio and accommodation on campus, mentorship from accomplished faculty including Karen Solie, Yasmine Seale, and Renee Gladman, and access to optional workshops and public reading opportunities. Standard scholarships cover 100% of tuition plus 25% of accommodation and meals; Canadian Indigenous artists receive full coverage. The residency fee is CAD $5,601.75 before scholarships.

Banff Centre for Arts & Creativity

International·Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, United States·Entry fee $25

2027 Grand Canyon Artist in Residence

weekly stipend + housing and meals provided + travel subsidy + supply budget

Grand Canyon Conservancy invites artists of all disciplines to apply for a 4-to-10-week residency within Grand Canyon National Park. Three artists will be selected for 2027 to develop place-based projects that deepen public understanding of the canyon's historical, cultural, and environmental significance. Residents receive a weekly stipend, a travel subsidy, and project supplies, along with free private or shared accommodations and special park access. The program encourages inclusive storytelling and engagement with climate change themes.

Grand Canyon Conservancy

Domestic·Knoxville, Tennessee, United States·Entry fee $25

Loghaven Artist Residency 2027

$850/week living stipend, $400-$800 travel subsidy, up to $200 materials shipping reimbursement, room and board

Loghaven offers process-oriented residencies of 2 to 6 weeks in the Knoxville area, welcoming artists across 31+ disciplines including visual arts, performing arts, literature, and interdisciplinary work. Fellows receive an $850 weekly stipend, travel subsidy of $400-$800, and up to $200 for materials shipping. Facilities include ADA-compliant studios, a dance studio with sprung floor, printmaking equipment, and a photo/video editing suite. Collaborative applications are welcome. Applicants must have US work authorization and live 120+ miles from Knoxville.

Loghaven Artist Residency

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