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    French cultural network residencies around the world

    The Institut français offers over 50 global residencies for artists and creators to conduct research, create, and experiment in diverse disciplines, fostering international collaboration and artistic exchange.

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    Funder: Institut français

    Due Dates: March 2, 2026 (Northern Europe) | March 5, 2026 (Egypt) | March 15, 2026 (Cambodia, Romania) | March 17, 2026 (Italy) | March 23, 2026 (South Korea, Bucheon) | March 27, 2026 (Chile) | April 12, 2026 (Colombia, Taiwan) | April 17, 2026 (South Korea, Busan & Cheongju) | May 15, 2026 (New Zealand) | May 17, 2026 (Indonesia) | May 31, 2026 (India) | June 2, 2026 (United Kingdom)

    Funding Amounts: Residency grant, travel, accommodation, workspace, and living expenses covered; typical duration minimum one month; specifics vary by program.

    Summary: Over 50 global residencies for artists, authors, and creators to develop projects, experiment, and research in diverse creative fields, supported by the French cultural network.

    Key Information: Most programs are open to French citizens or those professionally established in France; disciplines and locations vary.


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    The French cultural network residencies offer more than 50 opportunities worldwide for artists, authors, and creators to pursue research, creation, and experimentation in a broad spectrum of disciplines, including animation, architecture, visual arts, digital arts, cinema, literature, design, performing arts, and more. Supported by the Institut français, embassies, Alliances Françaises, and bi-national centers, these residencies foster international collaboration, artistic exchange, and professional development. Each program is deeply embedded in its local context, encouraging meaningful engagement and cross-cultural dialogue.


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