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Visual Arts IASPIS (Swedish Arts Grants Committee)

IASPIS International Artists Studio Programme

Visual Arts Residency
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About this opportunity

IASPIS, the international programme of the Swedish Arts Grants Committee, offers fully funded residencies in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmo, Umea, and Seoul (MMCA Changdong) to international visual artists. The programme provides a studio, accommodation, stipend, travel costs, and curatorial support, facilitating cultural exchange between Swedish and international art scenes.

Application tips

Describe how engagement with the Swedish art community would enrich your practice. IASPIS values projects that foster genuine cultural exchange.

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