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Residency
CUSP Artist Residency Iceland 2027
Residency opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-03
- Type
- Residency
- Organizer
- National Gallery of Iceland
- Deadline
- 3 September 2026
- Where
- Iceland
- Compensation
- Up to four-week residency, accommodation, working space, travel and subsistence stipend, artist fee, meetings with conservation specialists, possible hardware/software access, and presentation opportunity.
- Disciplines
- Visual Arts, Time-Based Media, Digital Art, Emerging Technologies, Generative AI, Software-Based Artworks, Sound Art, Video Art, Physical Computing, Interactive Installations, Digital/Physical Hybrid Practices, Blockchain Technologies
About this opportunity
The National Gallery of Iceland invites international artists working with time-based media and digital art to a four-week residency in Reykjavík. This Creative Europe-funded project, CUSP, focuses on preserving technologically complex artworks, offering selected artists collaboration with preservation specialists, accommodation, travel support, and an artist fee for an Open Lab workshop.