A look at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on illustrators – both from a creative and practical point of view.
Featuring a selection from the National Museum of Singapore’s Collection
This residency at the MARKK museum invites artists to create new work inspired by the museum’s archive collection.
STARTS4Water Consortium invites artists to apply for one of the ten residencies that are being launched by its European partners.
The Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Emergency Grant program is intended to provide interim financial assistance to qualified painters, printmakers, and sculptors whose needs are the result of an unforeseen, catastrophic incident, and who lack the resources to meet that situation.
INNOVATE offers two $550.00 grants that act as sparks of financial support to ignite artists’ creative development.
Calling South African based artists from across all disciplines but with a focus in digital media output to apply for a collaborative print-making residency in Leipzig, Germany.
For the first time, Mystetskyi Arsenal and the Austrian Cultural Forum Kyiv present a joint international project, the Ukrainian-Austrian Art Residency (UAAR), aimed at strengthening the international connection between Ukrainian and Austrian artists and supporting them. In 2021, the residency invites visual artists from Ukraine and Lower Austria to participate in the Temporary Un/Availability program.
The first activity of SAPPORO TENJINYAMA ART STUDIO that appeared in the public realm in May 2014 included the Artist in residence (hereafter AIR), and it coincided with the Sapporo International Art Festival held in the same city. In 2021, in accordance with measures to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, AIR is accepting remote participation (online residency) where the physical presence of the overseas artists is not required.
Solidarity Sky is a virtual community driven artwork with the aim of bringing people together through sharing personal images of the sky. Creatives Unite sat down with its creators, Luke Conroy and Anne Fehres, to get more insight into this unique project.
This pilot project is a light installation that offers a visual interpretation of the virus’s effect on New York city and serves to examine and expose the ways in which specific communities were hardest hit.
The Théâtre de Liège is launching a call for 5 grants of €10,000 in order to develop hybrid
and online creative prototypes in the framework of IMPACT (International Meeting in
Performing arts and Creative Technologies).
As part of NEW NOW, the new festival for Digital Arts on Zollverein, is looking for digital works for its Virtual Festival and for artistic-scientific contributions for its conference.
Ten artists from Russia and Europe are invited to participate in a virtual residency
project organized by EUNIC in St. Petersburg, Russia´s „cultural capital“.
LIFT is launching a commissioning programme for artists to develop concepts for international touring projects with little or no human travel.
In place of usual VACMA awards this year fixed bursaries are available in recognition of the ongoing impacts of COVID-19 on individual artists and makers.
Given the current circumstances by Covid-19, ArtEZ looks at what (physical) distance means for the desirable and necessary personal relationships, both in the private and public environment.
Solidarity Sky is a virtual community driven artwork with the aim of bringing people together through sharing personal images of the sky.
For Being Human 2020 the University of Glasgow is hosting a special online exhibition, co-developed and curated with the charity Deafblind Scotland, that responds creatively to the theme of touch post-COVID19.
Heidelberg launched a solidarity programme “Solo Fantastico” for freelance artists.
The Impact of COVID-19 on the Gallery Sector.
A report on how the pandemic has affected the artists and how the state’ support has reached out to the professional artists.
An open call that is looking for crisis related designs made during or right after the Corona lock down.
The HARP Covid-19 Sprint was a time-limited, experimental innovation project, based in Wales. The aim was to inspire and support arts and health professionals to develop new creative activities that could help to mitigate some of the
negative impacts of the pandemic on peoples’ health and wellbeing.
Through Together Alone open call, The Finnish Institutes’ network seeked artistic proposals related to the state of emergency, radical change, resilience, artistic practice in the future. At the same time the project acts as a documentation of one of the major social upheavals, gives the artists an opportunity to reflect it through their work, rethink ways of outreach and develop new practices.
Space for Learning: Covid Secure guidance for museums, galleries, heritage and performing arts sites
With Theatres across Scotland sitting empty, festivals postponed and missing audiences – where do the theatre makers go from here?
From February 2020, COVID-19 pandemic has had a severe impact on Europe’s economy, especially on the two
sectors the project is working on – tourism and creative industries. In reaction to such a situation, the TraCEs partnership decided to launch the first edition of the Cultour is Capital Fest, envisioned to become an annual event.
In June, Europeana brought together 60 cultural heritage professionals from across Europe for a special series of peer-to-peer workshops on ‘Digital transformation in the time of COVID-19’.
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