National Gallery of Iceland
The residency, hosted under the CUSP program, connects artists with conservation specialists to address the preservation needs of time-based media art. Participants will conduct an open-lab masterclass and engage in collaborative research. The program provides accommodation, a workspace, travel/subsistence stipend, and an artist fee.
Includes accommodation, working space, travel and subsistence stipend, and an artist fee for collaborating in the open lab/masterclass.
International artists based in EU member states, EFTA/EEA members, acceding countries, candidate countries, or European Neighbourhood Policy countries. Must be working in time-based or complex media.
Applicants must complete the Google Form linked in the announcement and provide a portfolio, CV, artistic statement, motivation letter, and a draft idea for the public masterclass.
Deadline
September 3, 2026
Location
Reykjavík, Iceland
Categories
Compensation
paid