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Residency
Camargo Fellowship 2027–2028
Residency opportunity. Deadline: 2026-10-01
- Type
- Residency
- Organizer
- Camargo Foundation
- Deadline
- 1 October 2026
- Where
- Cassis, France
- Compensation
- €3,500 stipend, basic transportation, accommodation, and dedicated workspace
- Disciplines
- arts, humanities, research, interdisciplinary
About this opportunity
The Camargo Fellowship offers a 10-week residency in Cassis, France, for established and mid-career artists, scholars, and thinkers. It supports research-based projects across the arts and humanities, providing a €3,500 stipend, accommodation, travel support, and a dedicated workspace within an interdisciplinary community.
Who can apply
- Established or mid-career artists, scholars, or thinkers with a strong professional practice (at least 5 years for artists).
- Scholars focus on French and Francophone cultures or cross-cultural studies connected to Mediterranean cultures and hold a PhD with postdoctoral experience or be completing a PhD.
- Thinkers include curators, journalists, critics, urban planners, independent scholars, and other professionals engaged in critical thought.
- Applicants must communicate effectively in English.
- Collaborative projects of up to three people are accepted.