Ey!Studio residencies
Spain / MadridDeadline 2026.07.31
Photo Credit:Ze Wei
Founded and curated by the Xingbinshan team at Keelung’s Zhengbin Fishing Harbor in 2021, the Zhengbin Harbour Museum of Art presents an exciting annual programme of curated exhibitions. Building on this foundation, we established Space Moor, a permanent venue that serves both as a creative hub for discovering the city of Keelung and as the museum’s year-round exhibition space. Through open calls and invitations, we welcome young creatives to join us under two programmes: Exhibition & Sales and Artist Residency. Together, we continue to explore, create, and push boundaries. Welcome to Keelung’s first experimental art space! Our open call particularly encourages proposals that engage with Keelung’s harbour and maritime culture. Applications are also welcome regardless of discipline, theme, or medium. We invite practitioners working in artistic creation, cultural promotion, social design, cultural and creative industries, and related fields to join us. We look forward to meeting people who are interested in interacting with the Xingbinshan team and the city of Keelung at Space Moor, where we can connect, exchange ideas, and learn from one another. Here, you can step away from everyday routines and experience a different creative process and way of life. You may also freely transform the exhibition space to showcase and sell your work. The Xingbinshan team’s promotional platforms will provide additional marketing exposure. Beyond the enjoyment of travel and the inspiration it brings, we hope your time here will help you move towards the future and share the memories you create with this city. Creating Our Everyday Moments in Your Future!
Taiwan / Keelung City
Can Serrat Collective Creation Laboratory 2027 explores walking as an artistic and research methodology. The program invites artists, writers, and researchers from diverse disciplines to engage in an intensive collective process situated within the landscape of Montserrat. Walking is understood as a generative practice for perceiving, mapping, narrating, and understanding place through embodied experience, sensory exploration, ecological observation, site-responsive creation, and reflective practices.
Spain / Barcelona
The theme for 2027 is “Site-Specific Art”. Artists shall observe the following contexts of Tainan City before creating works. The hydrology (including river basin and water management system), physiography (archaeological studies, soil, meteorology, or topographical variations), ecology (aquatic, amphibian, and terrestrial fauna and flora in the area), humanities (indigenous, agricultural, river-related, or ecology-related culture).
Taiwan / Tainan City
Xinpi is a traditional Hakka settlement. Whether fortunate or unfortunate, it did not keep pace with the rapid development of modern society and has therefore preserved many traces of earlier ways of life. The Hakka are also known for their reserved character, and their cultural distinctions from other ethnic groups are not always immediately visible. For non-Hakka communities, Hakka culture may seem somehow distinctive, yet difficult to describe in concrete terms. The “Xinpi Hakka Village Artist Residency Program” seeks to draw upon artists’ perceptive observations and creative approaches to explore the distinctive qualities of Hakka culture. Through a wide range of artistic media, participating artists present the community’s cultural heritage, landscapes, customs, history, and religious beliefs, helping to bring the Hakka image within Taiwan’s diverse cultural mosaic into clearer focus. First launched in 2023, the program is now entering its third edition. We look forward to seeing this year’s residency blossom and bear beautiful fruit.
Taiwan / Pingtung
Beginning in Fall 2026, Ox-Bow School of Art & Artists’ Residency invites artists of all disciplines and at all stages of their careers to apply for a self-directed residency during Ox-Bow’s quieter seasons. The program offers artists a contemplative environment in which to focus on their creative practices. Residents may use their time on Ox-Bow’s historic campus to develop new work, conduct research, explore creative ideas, and work independently away from the distractions of everyday life. Each resident is provided with a dedicated, simple studio space. The residency is particularly suitable for artists working in drawing, painting, writing, and other media that do not require specialized equipment. Ox-Bow’s specialty studios are not open during the Slow Season Residency. The program is therefore best suited to artists who can work independently and whose projects do not depend on specialized ceramics, glass, metals, printmaking, or other studio facilities.
USA / Saugatuck, Michigan
This is a three-week intercultural music residency that provides focused time and space for musicians and ensembles from diverse cultural and artistic practices around the world. The program focuses on individual project development, creative research, experimentation, intercultural musical exchange, and faculty-led collaboration and performance opportunities.
Canada / Banff, Alberta
The themes of the 2027 Soulangh AiR Program will be related to 'sugar', 'salt', or 'local cultures'. Soulangh Cultural Park used to be an important sugar refinery, having been founded during the era of Japanese rule. The park is situated in Jiali District, the geographical center of the so-called Saline Land of Tainan. In the past, the surrounding area was an essential place of habitation for the Siraya people, a Taiwanese Indigenous tribe. Furthermore, the area is rich in many different cultural elements, including Taoist temples and centipede parades, both of which are important cultural characteristics of the region. Artists who participate in the 2027 Soulangh AiR Program will be encouraged to explore their artistic practices based on the theme of sugar as a significant element of the area's heritage. In addition, 'salt' and 'local cultures' may also be explored as themes for artists to reinterpret through their work, thereby representing the landscapes, culture, and history of this unique region.
Taiwan / Tainan
Yongzhou Seaside Art Museum, initiated and curated by the Star Coastline team in 2021 at Zhengbin Fishing Port in Keelung, has not only presented exciting annual curatorial programs, but has also further established a physical base called “Space Moor.” This site serves as a creative hub where people can get to know the city of Keelung, while also functioning as a permanent exhibition space for the Yongzhou Seaside Art Museum. Through open calls and invitations, young creatives are welcomed to join through programs such as “Exhibition and Sales” and “Port Residency / On-site Creation.” Together, we continue to explore, create, and push boundaries. Welcome to Keelung's first experimental art space! Through this open call, we especially encourage proposals that seek to connect with Keelung's harbor culture, while also welcoming applications from all disciplines, themes, and media. We invite practitioners engaged in artistic creation, cultural promotion, social design, creative business, and related fields to take part in the residency. We look forward to bringing together people who wish to interact with the Star Coastline team and with the city of Keelung, meeting, connecting, and exchanging ideas at Space Moor. Here, you can experience a creative process and way of life that breaks away from the everyday, or make free use of the exhibition space for display and sales. At the same time, Star Coastline's promotional platforms can help increase your visibility and marketing exposure. Beyond the joy of travel and the nourishment of creative practice, we hope that coming here will also help you move toward the future, expressing your own memories with this city. In your future, create our everyday moments. In Your Future Life, Creating Our Diary!
Taiwan / Keelung City
Arquetopia is excited to announce the launch of VAACA (Vinculación Académica, Artística y Comunitaria de Arquetopia), our new area of Community Engaged Practice. This initiative focuses on strengthening educational and artistic connections with diverse sectors, fostering the shared responsibility of participating in healthy cultural ecosystems. Through VAACA, we will expand our collaborations with museums and cultural institutions, share our critical perspectives, and build meaningful bridges with cultural heritage. As part of this effort, we are introducing a series of new residencies that bring critical perspectives to artistic practice, with a special focus on non-dominant forms of knowledge that have historically been ignored. These programs highlight reciprocal learning, encourage situated practices, and invite participants to engage with culture as a living and dynamic system. Upcoming Programs: Botany and the Mapping of Ignorance (2026): An immersive two-week learning program that rethinks the history of botany through the lens of colonial knowledge and ecological interdependence. Unmaking Power, Remaking Worlds: A two-week guided art program designed as a cultural ecosystem, where art, knowledge, and community practices intersect to generate new possibilities for inhabiting the world. Day of the Dead (2026): A two-week immersive learning program centered on the practices, rituals, and ancestral knowledge of Día de Muertos, combining Spanish language learning, tasting, and creating as pathways into cultural memory and continuity. Through these new initiatives, Arquetopia continues to nurture critical dialogue, collective learning, and the creation of new methodologies rooted in reciprocity and cultural awareness. Don’t hesitate to contact us for more information.
Mexico / Puebla
Residencia Corazón is much more than a residence: it is a home for ideas, creativity and connections. Located in the center of La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina, our house was created more than 20 years ago as a refuge where artists, writers, photographers and curators can get away from the noise to focus on what really matters: their art, their voice, their creative journey. We are pioneers in promoting cultural exchange and connections with local creatives and audiences in Argentina and te region, and we are ready to support you in your professional and artistic development! We understand that being an artist is a chaotic, unpredictable path full of questions. And that’s why we’re here! Each of our programs is designed based on the specific needs of our residents. Our main goal is to provide a friendly, collaborative and supportive environment for artists to explore their creativity among peers. At Residencia Corazón you’ll find: A community of creatives with similar interests, artists with a long career and great experience.A space to breathe, think and create without interruptions or constraints.A bridge to the vibrant culture of La Plata, and its local art scene.Personalized, honest, practical and professional support from an experienced team passionate about helping you grow, whether it's organizing your exhibition, providing resources and connections, or providing feedback on your project.
Argentina / La Plata
Located near the Kyoto City Central Wholesale Market in a building owned by KYOKA Kyoto Seika Godo Co., LTD, a wholesale produce business, KAGAN HOTEL is a multipurpose arts facility that combines studio and exhibition space with a residency program for young artists. Operated by May Co, LTD, a real estate development company focused on cooperative living spaces, the newly renovated building officially opened to the public in November 2019. Breaking the boundary between Co-Working space and the traditional hotel, KAGAN HOTEL is a residency-based multipurpose arts facility where young artists can develop their work and pursue their art in a cooperative living environment. It is a place where art lovers and art practitioners come together from around the world. The basement of KAGAN HOTEL consists of a 24-hour open gallery and studio. The 1st floor serves as the lobby for checking in. On the 2nd floor, there are studios available for artists and residents to use 24 hours a day, and it also provides space for long-term storage of works for resident creators and artists. The 3rd floor is the living space for emerging artists. The 4th floor is an economic art hostel suitable for long-term guests. The top floor, the 5th floor, is an experiential art hotel. Guests staying on the 5th floor can select and appreciate an artwork created by emerging artists residing in KAGAN HOTEL or in Kyoto. For emerging artists, residing in this establishment not only provides them with a place to live, work, and create, but also allows them to meet art enthusiasts and collectors from all over the world. The expenses for purchasing artworks by guests or collectors become a source of income for the artists, sustaining their continuous creation. Read more: https://kaganhotel.com/air-en
Japan / Kyoto
The SHORTSTAY Program welcomes any artist to freely use the residence for up to 3 weeks in principle. In exchange for “One Stay,” we ask that each artist in the program present “One Art,” which could be any public work/event – ranging from an exhibition to a live performance – for the residents of Matsudo. The intention behind this program is to foster a give-and-take relationship between traveling artists and the city of Matsudo. We offer emerging artists the ability to gather public exposure for their work and free opportunities for local residents to experience diverse artistic expressions. We accept applications year round.
Japan / Matsudo-city
Since the launch of the project in 2016, it has provided shortterm residence at a lower rent to local and international artists and supported their cultural exchange, to promote diverse arts experiences in the community. By integrating history and living areas, it offers young artists a broad creative platform to continue their creation or research. The residency project emphasises the connection between arts and community. We encourage resident artists to deepen public engagement with diverse cultural experience and empower young people by arranging inspiring arts activities and creative education.
China / Hong Kong
Art for Kep is an initiative led by Knai Bang Chatt with a mission to transform the coastal landscape of Kep through the power of art, culture, and conservation. Its vision is built around three pillars—Art, Kep Music City, and Marine Conservation and Restoration—with the goals of enhancing cultural tourism, supporting Cambodian artists, advancing environmental protection, and inspiring visitors through creative expression. The Art for Kep Artist Residency Program is a collaborative platform supporting artistic innovation, cultural exchange, and community engagement in Cambodia’s coastal Kep region. Backed by Knai Bang Chatt, Kep West, and expert partners—Satcha, Cambodia International Film Festival (CIFF), Kep Music City, and Marine Conservation Cambodia (MCC)—the program welcomes local and international artists across disciplines through monthly intakes, selecting up to three residents per cycle. Artists benefit from immersive studios, accommodation, and tailored support, while being encouraged to engage with the community through exhibitions, workshops, and cultural initiatives. Sustainability, cultural immersion, and long-term creative contributions are central pillars of the residency. A clear application process, strong administrative structure, and collaborative environment ensure a fulfilling artist experience. The program is first and foremost a transformative opportunity for the participating artists—offering them space, visibility, and support—while also enhancing Kep’s role as a hub for artistic excellence and engaging partners and the broader community.
Cambodia / Kep