European Media Art Platform (EMAP) 2026 — production residencies for media and digital artists in Europe
Paid two-month production residency for media and digital artists in 15 European countries under the Creative Europe programme.
Past grants, competitions, and residencies for artists. Completed international open calls for analyzing conditions and preparing future applications.

Paid two-month production residency for media and digital artists in 15 European countries under the Creative Europe programme.

This residency focuses on research-based artistic practice, project development, and engagement with context. It is designed as a time for focused work, reflection, and immersion in the local cultural environment. The program is oriented towards artists who are interested in research-driven approaches rather than production-only outcomes.In 2026, TUR offers a residency format that provides artists…

A 10-week program for artists and interdisciplinary practitioners, offering an honorarium, a research budget, accommodation, travel, and curatorial support.

A new international painting award with a strong start: online selection, final exhibition at the Ateneo de Madrid, categories ranging from portraiture to abstraction, and residencies.

Open international competition for artists: works will be displayed in the Finnish metro. This is a real chance to become famous.

A rare paid symposium for artists working with wood on a large scale. Public work with fir tree trunks and an annual format.

A residency in the Austrian Alps for artists working with media, sound, and experimental practices. Accommodation and meals are included.

Grants for documentary photographers and students: $20,000, thematic and mentoring formats, international visibility.

International competition for game, XR and media artists: prizes up to €2,000, festival in Berlin and entry into the A MAZE professional community.

International competition for artists and students: miniature painting on bottle caps, exhibition in Linz and a prize of €2,000.

Free international competition for photographers: three photos per category, a strong jury, public voting and the title of Hasselblad Master.

An award for completed projects where art functions as a form of research into technology, science, and their impact on society — rather than as a visual effect.