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Society of Arts & Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome: Artist-in-Residence

Society of Arts & Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome: Artist-in-Residence

Akademie van Kunsten & Koninklijk Nederlands Instituut Rome: Artist-in-Residence
Three-month Artist-in-Residence fellowship in Rome to contribute to the exchange between art and science

The Artist in Residence programme at the The Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome (KNIR, Koninklijk Nederlands Instituut Rome) is a joint initiative of the KNIR and the Society of Arts (AvK, Akademie van Kunsten). The programme offers one artist the opportunity to spend up to three months in Rome developing a project that contributes concretely to the exchange between art and science.

The residency provides an opportunity to work within the academic community of the KNIR and to engage with researchers and other members of the institute. The selected artist is expected to actively participate in the academic life of the KNIR and contribute to the exchange between artistic and scientific perspectives.

Travelling from
The Netherlands
The Caribbean part of the Kingdom (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, Sint Maarten)
Travelling to
Italy
Discipline(s)
Visual Arts
Heritage
Audiovisual Media
Design
Multi-disciplinary
Who can apply
Individuals
  • Members of the Academy of Arts (Akademie van Kunsten)
  • Artists of Dutch nationality, regardless of where they live, who have been nominated by someone else.
  • Artists of another nationality who live and work in the Netherlands and have been nominated by someone else.

The programme offers one place for the 2027–2028 academic year.

For what
Accommodation
Residency
  • The fellowship supports the development of a project that contributes to the exchange between art and science.
  • The residency provides accommodation in a guest apartment at the KNIR.
  • Workspace and access to the institute's academic environment and community.
  • Travel costs (economy class) for a roundtrip to Rome.
How much

€1,900 per month for a maximum of three months.

Requirements

Please refer to their site for more information on required application materials and expectations during the fellowship.

When to apply
Before a specific deadline
Before 12:00 CET
Upcoming deadline(s)
Go to website
Society of Arts & Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome: Artist-in-Residence
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