Munchs vinteratelier
Det er et kriterium at man jobber profesjonelt som kunstner.
Både norske og internasjonale kunstnere kan søke.
Leieforholdet gjelder kun atelier/verksted, og gir ikke bomulighet. Leieprisene er justert for 2027, og du finner dem lenger nede på siden.
Tilgjengelige måneder å leie Overlysatelieret: januar, februar, juli, august, september, oktober, november, desember
Tilgjengelige måneder å leie Nordre atelier: mars, april, mai, juni, juli, august, september, oktober, november, desember
Tilgjengelige måneder å leie Grafikkverkstedet: Alle måneder
Lengre leieperioder prioriteres.
For å søke grafikkverkstedet skal du være utdannet grafiker eller kunne vise til HMS-kurs/ verkstedsopplæring.
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Generell informasjon:
Vinteratelieret er bygningen som Munch brukte som studio nettopp om vinteren. Det er den eneste bygningen som står igjen etter ham på Ekely.
Bygningen har to atelierer og et grafisk verksted, og i dag jobber kunstnere her året rundt.
Som profesjonell kunstner kan du leie atelier/verksted her på månedsbasis.
Det skjer gjennom søknad for påfølgende år. Vi sender ut en åpen utlysning hver forsommer.
Søknadsfrist er 1. september hvert år.
I søknadsskjema oppgir man hvilket rom og hvilke måneder man ønsker å leie.
Det er et kriterium at man jobber profesjonelt som kunstner. Både norske og internasjonale kunstnere kan søke. Leieforholdet gjelder kun atelier/verksted, og gir ikke bomulighet.
Søknadene behandles av en jury oppnevnt av stiftelsens styre. Lengre leieperioder prioriteres.
Fondation Jan Michalski: Residency for Writers and Translators 2027
Residens på 2 uker til 3 måneder i private hytter for litterær skapelse og oversettelse. Prioritet til litterære forfattere og oversettere.
For: Forfattere, oversettere og litterære praktikere av alle nasjonaliteter og karrierenivåer (inkl. nybegynnere); individuelle eller par-prosjekter.
- Kulturfelt: Litteratur (skjønnlitteratur, oversettelse)
- Søknadsfrist: 31.08.2026 – 17:00 sveitsisk tid
- Beløp: 400 CHF ukentlig stipend + reise + bolig + frokost/lunsj
- Område: Montricher, Sveits
Hamburg Ministry for Culture and Media: International Artist Residency 2027–2028
Tre måneders residens ved Westwerk kunstnersenter i Hamburg for profesjonelle kunstnere. Inkluderer bolig, stipend, reise og støtte til avslutningspresentasjon.
For: Profesjonelle solo-kunstnere 23 år eller eldre bosatt utenfor Tyskland, innen visuell kunst og fotografi (film/multimedia/musikk kun hvis klar tilknytning til visuell kunst).
Kulturfelt: Visuell kunst, foto
- Søknadsfrist: 27.08.2026 – 23:59 CET
- Beløp: 900 EUR per måned + reise (én returreise) + 500 EUR til presentasjon
- Område: Hamburg, Tyskland
ISCP New York Residency
OCA offers a 12-months artist’s residency programme from 1 September until 31 August and a 3-months curator’s residency programme from 1 September until 30 November at the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in New York. Annual application deadline 3 October.
The artist programme includes an individual working studio at the residency premises, living space support, minimum of one oppurtunity to give a public talk in an ISCP 'Artists at Work' programme or other ISCP related event, minimum twelve meetings with guest critics from the New York art community and field trips.
The curator programme includes an individual working studio/office at the residency premises, minimum three meetings with guest critics from the New York art community and field trips.
The artist gets a living grant of NOK 20.000 per month and a travel grant of NOK 25.000. The curator gets a living grant of NOK 20.000 per month and a travel grant of NOK 20.000.
Residency Open Call: Residing Non-linear Technologies and Sonic Worldings
Art and Media Culture Agency M-Cult in Helsinki and Arte artists’ association/Titanik gallery in Turku are happy to launch Residing Non-linear Technologies and Sonic Worldings, a new residency initiative bringing together intersecting fields of art, media and sonic practices.
The aim of the new programme is to expand understanding of new technologies and sound based practices as creative media within a Nordic and Baltic context. We are interested in rethinking notions of sonic and technology-driven worlds, their connective potential and in exploring the power of artistic practice as worlding otherwise and to reshape future practices and political imaginaries.
Please note! This call is for artists living in the Nordic-Baltic countries, excluding Finland. For this residency, it is NOT possible to apply from Finland. An earlier version of this page contained incorrect information about eligibility from Finland and this has now been corrected. We apologize for any inconvenience.
The programme will focus on making vernacular and non-linear technological and sonic environments visible, highlighting vibrant local histories and traditions in the Nordic and Baltic region. We approach technology as a situated practice, shifting attention away from the narratives of “progress” promoted by large technology global companies toward local, indigenous, and community-oriented perspectives.
Through an open call, we will invite two artists to undertake research in two contexts, Turku and Helsinki. The residency offers artists the opportunity to deepen their practice in a new environment and to build contacts that support the development of their creative ideas. Our aim is to learn and unlearn together with the artists what non-linear sonic and media practices might look like within the current social, political, and cultural landscape in which we exist.
The pilot residency programme will host two artists from Nordic and Baltic contexts (outside of Finland) in Helsinki and Turku during February and March 2027. The selected artists will present their research and practices at public events in both cities.
What we offer for each artist for the full stay:
- Accommodation for 2 months divided between Helsinki and Turku (one month in each city);
- Travel costs associated with the residency from Nordic-Baltic countries (one return ticket);
- Access to Titanik's residency studio space and M-Cult’s office working desk during each stay;
- 3500 € artist fee;
- 2000 € production budget.
During the residency, the selected artist will:
- Develop their practice through in-depth or focused research;
- Receive mentoring and curatorial support from the organisations' staff;
- Engage in networking opportunities within the media art and contemporary art scene in Finland, helping to foster future professional connections;
- Present their artistic practice and research in two public events.
Who can apply?
- Artists from or based-in Nordic or Baltic countries outside of Finland (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Åland, Faroe Islands, Greenland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania.);
- Individual artists, this opportunity is not open to collectives this time;
- Artists working within the field of sound, media and/or digital arts, or expanded field of vernacular technologies (these definitions can be understood broadly);
- Applicants must be available to travel to Finland for a two month period in February and March 2027 to take part in the residency programme and the availability to focus on the research and residency activities.
Artist residency in Reykjavík 2027
The National Gallery of Iceland is proud to announce an artist residency open call in relation to its CUSP program, a European cooperation project funded through Creative Europe’s Culture grant. Artists working in complex media or emerging technologies (e.g. generative AI, custom sensors, sound, software-based, blockchain, physical and digital hybrid, etc) are invited to apply to the residency program. This is the first of four residency stays offered to different artists through the program, one in each of the five participating countries; Iceland, Norway, Czechia and Ukraine, to be followed by two micro residencies in the Netherlands and Iceland.
This residency programme brings together artists working time based media and museum professionals, conservators, and technology specialists working to develop the preservation and conservation methodologies required to ensure the long-term endurance of artworks. The artist will meet with a preservation specialist or conservator specializing in time based media art who will conduct an in-depth artist interview aimed at addressing the preservation needs of the medium in which the artist works. The artist will be required to present publicly their body of work and working methods during an open-lab masterclass to be designed in collaboration with the museum.
The residency will be up to four weeks and take place in early 2027, with exact dates to be arranged with the artist selected.