AR-Safe Haven Residencies

The “Künstlergut Prösitz”, a former farm of the 19th century with three sides, is carried on as a working place for artists. The association’s aim is the supporting of women artists with infants in their specific artistic work. Prösitz is … Continue reading →

NAC is a subdivision of Vilnius Academy of Arts located in Nida, Lithuania. In addition to the international artist-in-residency programme, NAC organises Nida Doctoral School, as well as art and research projects, exhibitions and hosts students’ seminars. NAC is situated … Continue reading →

Künstlerhof Frohnau / KHF Berlin is a place for the production of art and culture, hosting artist studios, residency programs and workshops, located on the Northern fringes of Berlin. It was founded in 1998 in a former hospital complex in … Continue reading →

The Württembergischer Kunstverein, founded in 1827 and situated in the heart of Stuttgart at Schlossplatz, is one of Germany’s largest art associations—boasting nearly 2,500 members, over 1,700 square meters of exhibition and event space, workshops, and a studio house. With … Continue reading →

The Local Alliance for the Family in the VG Saarburg-Kell e.V. is a non-profit association that has been building a socio-cultural centre in a former bell foundry in Saarburg since 2008, today under the name “KulturGießerei Saarburg”. Various facilities are … Continue reading →

Schloss Freudenberg is an interdisciplinary cultural venue in Wiesbaden. The castle and park are home to the “Erfahrungsfeld zur Entfaltung der Sinne und des Denkens” (Field of Experience for the Development of the Senses and Thinking), a permanent exhibition based … Continue reading →

KUL’TURA e.V. is a non-profit independent organisation that is increasingly committed to the mediation of artistic positions and visibility of culture from Ukraine due to the current situation. Its aim is to integrate refugee artists in Germany into a professional … Continue reading →

Initially launched as an open network, Global Forest has realized various programs since 2016. In May 2018 it was formally established as a non-profit association by a heterogeneous team of artists, curators, scientists, and other cultural workers in St. Georgen. … Continue reading →

HaFI is a non-profit trust foundation which provides both a platform for exploring the visual and discursive practice of filmmaker, artist and author Harun Farocki (1944-2014) and a flexible structure for new projects that critically interrogate past, present and future … Continue reading →

Acting studio in Berlin. Further training with international teachers and directors from Los Angeles, New York, London, Berlin and Istanbul. The workshops are currently offered in English, German and Turkish.