Netherlands

A coalition of Amsterdam based Archives, Museums and Historical institutes (Allard Pierson Museum/UB, Amsterdam Museum, Black Archives, IISG, Nationaal Slavernijmuseum, NINSEE, Rijksmuseum, Stadsarchief Amsterdam, UvA, Wereldmuseum) with the support of the Insinger Foundation, offers three three-month long fellowships per year for curators, archivists and historians in the field of slavery history.

Situated Creative Practices for the Pluriverse (SIT-PLU) is a Creative Europe Cooperation project tackling socio-ecological challenges through cross-disciplinary research and context-specific artistic interventions.

The Jan van Eyck Academie welcomes applications from food artists or designers for a Food Lab Fellowship from 15 January to 15 December 2027.

Kunstfort Vijfhuizen and Czech Centre Brussels have announced the second edition of Zoöp Connections, a four-week residency for artists, researchers, and creative practitioners with a connection to Czechia, taking place mid-September to mid-October 2026 at a UNESCO world heritage site in Vijfhuizen, the Netherlands.

The Critical Pathways community at Utrecht University, in collaboration with Towards a Circular Economy and Society, is inviting applications for the 2026 Fellowship Programme.

Rotating AiRs is looking for artists working at the intersection of colonialism and climate change to take part in an international residency programme.

The Summer Sessions are short-term international art and technology residencies for emerging artists and designers.

As part of Realities in Transition 2 – Unwritten Worlds, V2_ (NL) invite artists and designers to co-create a shared artwork during a residency, called The Reciprocal Trap, that explores the hidden loop between human labour and machine world-building.

The Transitional Justice with Artists (TJA) programme supports six Europe-based artists or practitioners with initiatives that engage deeply with truth, memory, repair, and accountability, to imagine justice beyond legal frameworks.

The ForesTEEN project offers European teenagers aged 15–25 years old a financial grant called ForesTEEN EU Passport funded by Creative Europe, including reimbursement of travel costs to network festivals (with accommodation provided by the host festival).

SOLAR FUTURES invites three individual artists to create new works exploring Solarpunk, a movement envisioning optimistic, ecologically harmonious futures where humans, technology, and nature coexist sustainably.