Transitional Justice with Artists — €10,000 grant and a 6-month fellowship in Amsterdam for socially engaged artists
Grant and 6-month fellowship in Amsterdam for artists working with themes of human rights, memory, violence, and social injustice.
Past grants, competitions, and residencies for artists. Completed international open calls for analyzing conditions and preparing future applications.

Grant and 6-month fellowship in Amsterdam for artists working with themes of human rights, memory, violence, and social injustice.

International art prize with a €10,000, exhibition and publication. Open to artists under 35 worldwide to gain visibility and enter the professional art scene.

Unrestricted €5000 grant and access to a global network. Supporting organisations working with communities through creativity and social change.

International support for women and non-binary artists aged 30 or under working in long-term documentary photography and personal projects.

Open call for a series of 12–18 works: €10,000, exhibitions and curatorial attention for projects with a strong artistic vision and a cohesive visual language.

An open call for artists from around the world: submit one artwork exploring the theme of ‘joy’ for a chance to win a prize and gain international exposure.

Submit a completed digital artwork and win €20,000, as well as the opportunity to gain a foothold in France’s institutional landscape and contemporary art scene

A three-month residency in Lausanne or Doha for digital artists: access to the Olympic Games archives, project production support and €8,000 in funding.

Work, life and new connections in Austria: a 5-week residency from €1,950, including a studio and the chance to become part of the European art scene.

6–8 weeks’ work in France in 2027: fee €2,500, budget €1,500, accommodation and a final exhibition. Application deadline: 25 April 2026.

A residency in Brussels offering funding and accommodation for artists who wish to start working with technology and transform their practice.

Residency in France with a €10,000 budget, accommodation and an exhibition of up to 9 months. Applications require a project focused on family, heritage and the role of women.