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Gasworks International Residency Programme

Visual Arts Residency
Paid Accommodation Travel Covered
276 days left

Deadline: 24 March 2027

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About this opportunity

Gasworks offers three-month residencies in South London to international artists who have had limited exposure in the UK. The programme provides dedicated studio space, curatorial support, and opportunities to engage with London's contemporary art community, culminating in an open studio presentation.

Application tips

Gasworks runs open calls for artists from specific countries and regions. Current calls (as of June 2026): Caribbean-based artists and Philippines-based artists, both with a 24 March 2027 deadline. Check gasworks.org.uk/opportunities/ for calls matching your nationality. Gasworks does not accept speculative applications outside announced calls.

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