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Residency
Curating Journalism Residency Munich 2027
Residency opportunity. Deadline: 2026-08-10
- Type
- Residency
- Organizer
- Lothringer 13 Halle and Artist-in-Residence Munich
- Deadline
- 10 August 2026
- Where
- Germany
- Compensation
- Monthly stipend of €1,300, production funding of up to €1,400, accommodation, and travel expenses up to €350.
- Disciplines
- curatorial practice, journalism, research, archival practice, publishing, interdisciplinary arts, visual arts
About this opportunity
Lothringer 13 Halle and Artist-in-Residence Munich are offering three three-month residencies for cultural workers at the intersection of art, journalism, and curating. The program, based at Ebenböckhaus, focuses on developing independent projects within the research and exhibition initiative "Curating Journalism". Residents will receive a monthly stipend, production funding, accommodation, and travel support.
Who can apply
- Applicants must have their primary place of residence within Europe and outside Bavaria.
- Open to applicants of all nationalities, religions, genders, sexual identities, age groups, and social backgrounds.
- Must have an independent professional practice in art, journalism, curating, or comparable transdisciplinary fields.
- Good command of English and/or German required.
- Not eligible if previously participated in a residency at Villa Waldberta or Ebenböckhaus.
- Applications from collectives or teams are not eligible.