Through a range of artworks, artefacts and innovative approaches, visitors are invited to reconsider the crucial role soil plays in our planet's health. The exhibition delivers a message of hope and urgency, encouraging a more sustainable, harmonious relationship with the Earth—if we choose to act now. 

A major exhibition featuring over 130 works by ten important Brazilian artists from the twentieth century, capturing the diversity of Brazilian art at the time.

Celebrating the late artist’s expansive creativity, this debut retrospective showcases Noah Davis as one of the most original and uncanny painters emerging in recent years.

Maman sculpture will be reinstalled in its original home in the Turbine Hall

With immersive artworks exploring belonging, collectivity and individuality, connection and disconnection, Suh examines the intricate relationship between architecture, space, the body, and the memories and the moments that make us who we are.

Marshall enhances the presence of Black figures in paintings built on principles codified in the tradition of Western picture-making he encountered in books and museums available during his childhood. He places Black bodies front and centre in his lyrical, frequently large-scale figurative paintings and murals.

A+E Lab invites applications for early-to-mid career digital artists/collectives with creative souls and innovative minds who embrace digital tools and are always pushing boundaries and challenging the status quo. Selected artists will receive support to develop new work through a funded residency program at A+E Lab in the beautiful national legacy— Historic Dockyard Chatham.

We’d love to see a range of styles within the art submissions: gorgeous new characters for toddlers; clever, humorous, emotive storytelling for older readers; strong, design-led approaches for covers . . . For the text entries, we hope to see animal series, humour, fantasy adventure, modern romance, poetry, verse novels – we are open to pretty much anything . . . Please do surprise us!

The residency program at Callie’s is a laboratory for expansive thinking. Artists at any stage of their careers and working in any discipline come to Callie’s to have the space and support to explore new ideas. The program is self-guided and offers many possibilities with no requirements for production.

AIRIE invites yearlong participation and connection between the selected Fellows with opportunities to connect, share research, and incubate ideas amongst each other. Each Fellow is offered a $4000 research grant, institutional support from AIRIE’s network and partners, and a month-long residency in the Everglades National Park (with additional $1500 financial support for travel and food). In return, the artists share their work and experience in the Everglades through public conversations, digital platforms, writing, and/or public viewing of artwork created during or resulting from their residency.

Cove Park’s Early Career Performing Artist Residency is for an artist based in the UK and in the early stages of developing their performance practice. This two-week fully funded residency is designed to support the development of new work, research, and experimentation. Eligible performance-based artforms include music, dance, opera, theatre, musical theatre, puppetry, and performance […]

Probing the intersections of art, science, and nature, Creative Cosmos is an immersive five-day creative workshop for under-represented young artists aged 16-19. Led by Somerset House Studios resident, Leila Dear, The programme invites participants to explore the connections between microcosm and macrocosm through collaborative activities, and self-guided work. Each day unfolds around a theme; Atoms, Flow, Infinity, Body, and Shelter — guiding participants through geometric journeys, exploring tiny particles to the structures we inhabit. 

In British slang, the ‘endz’ is your immediate neighborhood. It is always plural yet finite; a contradictory site of struggle and strength, knowledge and naivety. ‘Starting from the Endz’ is a pedagogical framework that positions locality, or the ‘endz,’ as the centre of liberatory spatial practice. This course invites participants to explore their locales as sites of knowledge production, guided by an approach of “thinking-through-making.”

Bothy Project is delighted to announce its latest open call for Self-Directed Residencies. These solo residencies will take place throughout April 2025 - March 2026 at Sweeney’s Bothy, a simple off-grid building in unique surroundings on the Isle of Eigg, on Scotland's west coast. Self-Directed Residencies last one week (seven nights) and are a self-funded

The Hugo Burge Foundation offers both funded and independently funded Residencies throughout the year at our dedicated studios in the spectacular Scottish Borders. We will be offering over 20 residences in 2025, ranging from visual arts to spoken word and beyond. We hope to offer a serene and supportive environment for all residents who join us.

Reside is NAE’s residency programme that provides artists, creatives, collectives and groups with time, space and resource to research and develop new ideas whilst collaborating with our team and connecting with communities. Those selected for Reside will have free access to our newly refurbished Studio space for up to eight weeks. They will also receive a bursary of £4,000, along with mentoring and profile-raising support from NAE.