- Deadline
- Sep 3
- Award
- Accommodation, dedicated workspace, travel and subsistence stipend, artist fee
- Entry fee
- Free
- Eligibility
- Open to international artists living in eligible Creative Europe countries, working with time-based media, digital technologies, AI, software, sound, video, and hybrid practices.
- Location
- Reykjavik, Iceland
About
The National Gallery of Iceland is accepting applications for the CUSP Artist Residency 2027, a fully funded residency in Reykjavik for artists working with time-based media, digital technologies, AI, software, sound, video, and hybrid practices. The program is connected to the gallery's Vasulka Stofa, a research and preservation initiative built around the media-art archive of Steina and Woody Vasulka. The substantial support package includes accommodation, dedicated workspace, a travel and subsistence stipend, and an artist fee. There is no application fee. Eligibility is restricted to international artists residing in eligible Creative Europe countries. Applicants should prepare documentation of their time-based or digital practice and a project idea suited to the residency's focus.
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply to National Gallery of Iceland CUSP Residency 2027?
- Open to international artists living in eligible Creative Europe countries, working with time-based media, digital technologies, AI, software, sound, video, and hybrid practices.
- What does National Gallery of Iceland CUSP Residency 2027 offer?
- Accommodation, dedicated workspace, travel and subsistence stipend, artist fee
- When is the application deadline?
- The deadline is 3 September 2026.
- Is there an application fee?
- No — applying is free.