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Location setting: rural
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In our Computational Writing residency, participants can better engage with computing to develop their own systems, whether their goals are conventional book publication or other manifestations of literary art. Methods participants can engage include (but are not limited to) templates, document schemata, grammars, Markov processes, rule-based transformation of existing texts, simulation of characters and settings, vector-space models and word embeddings, and work with LLMs —including fine-tuning them and training them from scratch. Delve deep into your creative project and take advantage of the artistic community of your peers around you.

Faculty include computational writing specialists Dr. Nick Montfort, Dr. Lillian-Yvonne Bertram, Kalen Iwamoto, and professional guest Dr. Daniel Snelson (UCLA).

Link

https://www.banffcentre.ca/programs/literary-arts/...

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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
107 Tunnel Mountain Drive
T1L 1H5 Banff
Canada

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Location setting: rural
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The 2026 Slow Travel Artist Residency (22 April–12 May 2026) invites two artists based in France and Germany to explore Scotland’s landscapes, sustainability challenges, and climate solutions. Travelling by train or boat, participants will journey from their home countries through Edinburgh, Glasgow, Cove Park, and Linkshouse in Orkney. The programme focuses on the themes of rewilding and the oceans, with no required production outcomes, allowing each artist to engage according to their own practice. Optional activities include school outreach, site visits, and networking with Scottish cultural and environmental organisations. The residency culminates in an Artist Talk in Edinburgh or Glasgow. Eligible applicants work in time‑based or durational media and demonstrate prior engagement with ecological themes. All travel and accommodation are provided, alongside a daily stipend and additional fees for talks and school visits. Applications include a portfolio and statement of interest, and are encouraged from diverse backgrounds.

Link

https://www.goethe.de/ins/gb/en/kul/res/ear.html

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Goethe-Institut Glasgow
Cultural Programme Department
3 Park Circus
G3 6AX Glasgow
United Kingdom

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Location setting: urban
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R.A.R.O. Barcelona and Yellow Cube Gallery Paris are pleased to open applications for the 5th edition of the European Artistic Program, an immersive residency between two major European art scenes.

Program :
• 2 weeks in Barcelona - studio practice at Casa R.A.R.O., exchanges with artists, curators, and art professionals
• 1 week in Paris - shared studio at Le Village, meetings with a gallery, and a final group exhibition at Yellow Cube Gallery

The open call welcomes applications from artists of all nationalities and backgrounds, catering to both emerging and established artists.

Sessions: June (June 1st to 26th) / July (July 6th to 31st) / August (August 3rd to 28th) / September (August 31st to September 25th)

Link

https://www.esrarobarcelona.com/eap

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Yellow Cube Gallery
78 rue du dessous des berges
75013 Paris
France

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Location setting: urban
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Arts Council Korea (ARKO) invites artists, producers, and engineers aged 39 or under from around the world to APE CAMP 2026. The program aims to nurture creative talent and activate sustainable networks for the convergence of art and technology. Through the camp, participants are supported in developing new ideas and building global networks.

Selected participants, referred to as ‘Campers’, will gather in Seoul metropolitan area and be randomly assigned to 24 teams. Each team will consist of artists, producers, and engineers from diverse countries and fields. Team members will brainstorm innovative ideas, develop collaborative concepts into feasible projects, and ultimately pitch their outcomes to fellow participants.

Link

https://www.arko.or.kr/board/view/4053?bid=&page=&...

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Arts Council Korea
640, Bitgaram-ro Naju-si, Jeollanam-do
58217 Seoul
Korea, South