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ARTSinTANK International Creative Residency 2027 - Korean Inspirations

ARTSinTANK International Creative Residency 2027 - Korean Inspirations is a seven-day international creative residency for dancers, choreographers, musicians, and interdisciplinary artists from Korea and around the world. Held at Daegwangsa Temple in Seongnam, South Korea, the program connects contemporary creative practice with Korean culture and traditional arts. Participants join one of two tracks - International Dance & Music Lab or Choreographers' Residency - and take part in Korean dance and traditional music, improvisation, mentoring, morning meditation, cultural experiences, international exchange, work-in-progress sharing, and a Final Showcase. ARTSinTANK aims to extend the artistic journey beyond the residency: outstanding artists and works may be invited to ARTSinTANK-affiliated international dance festivals and partner festivals in Korea and abroad. ARTSinTANK currently connects artists and organizations across approximately 20 countries.

Deadline 2026.12.08

Japan － Yamanashi Prefecture

「 SAIKONEON 」Artist in residence Application 2026

Artist-in-residence SAIKONEON was established in April 2019, aiming to provide a space for research, creation and exchange of knowledge for various artists and designers of various boundaries. SAIKONEON is located about two hours away from Tokyo under the magnificent natural environment of Mount Fuji, with a facility on the shores of Lake Saiko in Yamanashi Prefecture. Since its founding, SAIKONEON has welcomed artists and designers from around the world working across a wide spectrum of media — including painting, photography, film, visual art, writer, dance performance, and installation. Participants are selected by the residency’s curatorial team based not only on professional achievements, but also on their ability to produce compelling and imaginative work — artists whose practice sparks curiosity through originality and personality beyond career status. Through their stay, we aim to provide artists with opportunities to deepen their creative inquiry, research, and artistic growth, encouraging new discoveries within their practice. At SAIKONEON, we aspire to be a place known for this shared spirit — “something interesting always happens when you become part of this residency.”

Deadline 2026.10.31

France

Art Explora - Cité internationale des arts Residency Programme, 2027 Sessions

Art Explora is an international foundation dedicated to fostering new connections between art and audiences. The foundation is now accepting applications for its 2027 residency programme at the Cité Internationale des Arts in France. The programme is open to artists and artist collectives, researchers, and curators of all nationalities, with no age restrictions. Applicants must have at least five years of professional experience and have previously presented their work or research internationally. Two residency programmes are available: SOLO programme: open to artists and writers working across visual arts, performance, digital practices, literary works, or other experimental disciplines. COLLECTIVE Programme: open to collectives of artists, or collectives of artists together with researchers and/or curators, working collaboratively.

Deadline 2026.10.30

Japan － Nara City

2027 Hyogu Residency - The Art of Paper Mounting and Framing

The 2027 Hyogu Residency is a four-week program focusing on hyogu, the Japanese art of paper mounting and framing. Through the complete process of kakejiku hanging scroll mounting, participants will develop an understanding of hyogu and gain the practical skills required for kakejiku mounting. Led by an experienced hyogu mounter from a century-old mounting studio in Osaka, participants will complete mounting their own kakejiku while learning about the materials, traditional formats, techniques, and aesthetic principles of hyogu. The program brings together hyogu and cultural heritage conservation professionals, artists, and craftspeople through lectures, workshops, and curated field trips. Participants will visit studios and cultural sites, experience Nara’s traditions of handmade washi paper and sumi ink, and gain broader insight into the craftsmanship connected to hyogu. Beyond technical skills, the residency invites participants to consider the relationship between mounting and artwork, and how hyogu may inform their future artworks, personal projects, or appreciation of art. HIGHLIGHTS: • Build an understanding of Japanese hyogu through its history, philosophy, traditional formats, and aesthetic principles. • Practice the traditional mounting process of kakejiku hanging scrolls with direct guidance from a professional hyogu mounter - possible with personal artworks. • Take home a set of artisan-grade hyogu mounting tools for your long-term practice. • Full English-Japanese interpretation support throughout all lessons and an exclusive English Hyogu Handbook. • Live in a tranquil 18th-century registered national cultural property or the renovated annex building in the heart of historic Nara.

Deadline 2027.04.30

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