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Une plateforme de référence pour les appels à projets, les résidences, les projets de fresques murales, les subventions et les commandes créatives, dans les Caraïbes et au-delà.

 

Fidèles à la mission de Caribalent de promouvoir la créativité caribéenne, nous mettons en lumière les parcours permettant aux artistes de s'exprimer, de développer leur pratique et de tisser des liens avec les communautés du monde entier. Notre site est régulièrement mis à jour pour vous accompagner dans votre cheminement créatif.

 

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Clause de non-responsabilité:
Caribalent partage des opportunités de soutien aux artistes caribéens dans leur parcours créatif. Bien que nous nous efforcions d'assurer l'exactitude des informations, nous ne cautionnons ni ne garantissons la fiabilité, le professionnalisme ou les pratiques financières des organisations présentées.

Nous encourageons tous les artistes à effectuer des recherches approfondies avant de s'engager dans une opportunité. Si vous avez participé à une telle opportunité et rencontré des difficultés, vos commentaires sont les bienvenus afin d'aider notre communauté à prendre des décisions éclairées.

 

 

Exhibition

Caribbean Brushstrokes (Caribbean + Diaspora)

An open invitation for Caribbean artists to share evolving practices and perspectives. The initiative supports regional exchange and visibility for artists across borders.


Deadline: Ongoing

Location: Barbados
Eligibility: Caribbean artists across the region and diaspora
Submission: Practice summary, artist statement, contact info, and work links to info@caribbrushstrokes.com.​

Grant

​Adolph & Esther Gottlieb Emergency Grant Program

Deadline: Rolling

Award: Up to $50,000 for one year

Eligibility: International painters, sculptors, and artists working on paper, including printmakers

Grants support artists based on financial need and professional exhibition history.

Residency

BEERS London 40-Day Residency

A 40-day residency in London supporting artists with dedicated time for creative development. Selected artists receive studio space, an honorarium for living and materials, professional guidance from the BEERS team, and flexibility to shape their own schedule. Applications remain active for 12 months, and there is a £20 application fee.


Deadline: Rolling

Location: London, United Kingdom

Eligibility: Open to artists internationally

Award: Studio space + honorarium for living and materials + professional support

Note: £20 application fee

Grant

Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant

Provides grants that support artists based on financial need and professional exhibition history.


Deadline: Rolling

Award: Up to $50,000 for one year

Eligibility: International painters, sculptors, and artists working on paper, including printmakers

Residency

Studio Museum in Harlem Artist-in-Residence Program 2026–2027

An 11-month residency for emerging and established artists of African and Afro-Latinx descent working across all media. The programme provides studio space, curatorial support, professional development and culminates in a major exhibition and publication. Open to international artists, including those based in the Caribbean.


Deadline: May 18, 2026

Location: New York, USA (in-person residency at the Studio Museum in Harlem)

Award: Stipend (~$37,500–$50,000), studio space, institutional support and exhibition opportunity

Grant

Sharjah Film Platform Short Film Production Grant

A production grant supporting innovative short films, with the opportunity to premiere at an international film platform/festival.


Deadline: May 28, 2026

Eligibility: Open worldwide to filmmakers

Location: UAE

Award: Production funding and festival premiere opportunity

Exhibition

Lumen Prize 2026

An international award recognising artists working with digital and technology-based practices. The prize highlights innovative work at the intersection of art, science, and emerging technologies, offering global visibility through exhibitions and partnerships.


Deadline: May 23, 2026

Eligibility: International artists working in digital and technology-driven art practices, including but not limited to digital art, AI, XR, generative art, animation, and interactive media.

Location: Online

Award: $5000 cash prize

Competition

Light Space & Time – “Landscapes” competition

Artists are invited to submit landscape-themed work across all media for this international competition. The theme will be the artist’s interpretation and depiction of the natural world, outdoor scenery, geographical environments, scenic vistas and related landscape subjects.


Deadline: May 27, 2026

Eligibility: International artists

Location: Online

Medium: Multidisciplinary

Award: Cash prize 

Residency

Arroscia Residency

Fully funded residency for painters to develop a body of work for exhibition; includes community engagement and artwork contribution.


Deadline: May-June 2026 (Fall 2026 cycle)
Eligibility: Open internationally
Location: Liguria, Italy
Duration: 3–4 weeks

Award: Flights (reimbursed), accommodation, €300/week stipend, studio, exhibition

Note: $25 application fee

Residency

Bundanon Artists in Residence Program 2027

A multidisciplinary residency offering 1–3 week stays for artists and researchers to develop their practice in a remote, natural setting in Australia. The program supports experimentation, research, and creative risk-taking, with no requirement for a final outcome. Residents are provided time, space, and purpose-built studios to focus on their work alongside a diverse cohort.


Deadline: June 1, 2026

Location: Bundanon, New South Wales, Australia

Eligibility:

  • Open to artists, curators and researchers across all disciplines and career stages

  • International applicants eligible

  • Individuals, groups, and organisations can apply

  • Must be 18+

  • Not open to those who have attended a Bundanon residency within the past 5 years

Award

  • Free residency (no participation fee)

  • Accommodation and studio space provided

  • Access to shared facilities and natural surroundings

  • No stipend, travel, or living costs covered (artists self-fund these)

  • Opportunities to access fellowships and external awards for additional support

Residency

Gasworks Residency Open Call for Caribbean Artists 2027

Gasworks is offering a fully funded 11-week residency in London for Caribbean-based contemporary visual artists. The programme supports artistic research, experimentation, networking and cultural exchange through a self-led residency environment.


Deadline:  June 29, 2026


Location: London, United Kingdom


Eligibility: Open to contemporary visual artists based in the Caribbean. Applicants should have a strong artistic practice, be comfortable communicating in English and be able to engage with London’s contemporary art context.


Award: Fully funded residency including studio space, accommodation, flights, visa support, curatorial guidance, networking opportunities, and a weekly stipend/materials support.

Residency

The Farm Margaret River Funded Residency 2027

A site-responsive residency for visual artists to develop work engaging with land, ecology, and place. Set on a rural property in Western Australia, the program supports research-driven, experimental practice rooted in environmental and cultural context, with an emphasis on community engagement and connection to landscape.~


Deadline: June 1, 2026
Location: Margaret River, Western Australia (Wadandi Country)

Eligibility: 

  • Open to Australian and international visual artists. 

  • 18+ with a strong, sustained professional practice. 

  • Must be able to work independently in a self-directed residency. 

  • Interest in site-specific, land-based work required

Award: 

  • 8–10 week residency (Feb–Nov 2027)

  • Artist fee: AUD $15,000

  • Accommodation + studio provided

  • Travel costs covered

  • Mentorship, research support, and local network connections
    Professional documentation + community presentation opportunity

Residency

The Kyoto Retreat

A 4-week international residency (November 1-30, 2026) for artists, curators, and writers focused on research, reflection, and cultural immersion in Japan rather than production. Participants are encouraged to explore Kyoto’s cultural landscape and use the time for inspiration and personal development.


Deadline: July 17, 2026

Eligibility: Open to visual artists, curators, and writers (all career stages) aged 21+ from anywhere in the world.

Location: Kyoto, Japan

Award: Round trip flight to Japan, 4-week stay (private bedroom in shared house) and $800 USD stipend for meals and local transport

Application fee: US$95.00 

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