The Coleman Center for the Arts offers residencies to professional artists in three program areas: Visual Arts, Public and Community Arts, and Art Education and Theory. All areas of the program bring contemporary professional artists to a rural Alabama community and offer artists a direct introduction to Alabama’s Black Belt Region.

David Adams combines more than twenty years of experience working on the Fulbright Scholar Program with extensive experience advising grant applicants on strategies for preparing successful applications.

The Bogliasco Foundation was established in 1991 to the support the Liguria Study Centre for the Arts and Humanities, which offers residential fellowships to persons doing advanced creative work or scholarly research in the traditional disciplines of the arts and humanities.

Transart Institute in cooperation with the University of Plymouth, UK offers an international low-residency, two -year graduate art program leading to a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Practice. (Summer residencies take place in cooperation with arts organizations in Europe.)

Carrie's practice focuses on all aspects of copyright and trademark law, from acquisition and maintenance to exploitation and enforcement. She provides general counseling regarding the use and protection of company trademarks, nationally and abroad. In addition, Carrie is experienced in providing brand expansion guidance and advice to clients from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. She is also well-versed in negotiating and drafting intellectual property licenses, assignments and settlement agreements.

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Akademie Schloss Solitude combines the idea of an academy for scientific and artistic exchange with that of a retreat, which Schloss Solitude has always been.

K2 is a non-profit organization with 20 artists' studios, a documentation center and gallery that aims to create an open platform, especially geared towards young artists.

The Martha’s Vineyard Writers' Residency was established in 2007 with a simple mission: to give writers of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, memoir and plays a place in which to create or complete new works.

CAMAC is a creative, multi-disciplinary center offering international residency programs for artists, scientists and technologists working with new media.

Residencies Unlimted is a New York based non-profit arts service organization whose mission is to support artists and curators in residency.

The Bamboo Curtain Studio provides working space and equipment for ceramists, sculptors and mixed media artists; consultative, research and implementation services for arts related projects; production of site-specific arts in public spaces; and space for experimentation and development of multi-media art.

The MacDowell Colony nurtures the arts by offering creative individuals of the highest talent an inspiring environment in which to produce enduring works of the imagination.

 The Lighton International Artists Exchange Program provides support for visual artists and arts professionals to travel to international residencies and artist communities and for foreign visual artists to travel to and work in the United States.

The Asian Cultural Council (ACC) is the only organization in the world whose sole mission is to support cultural exchange between the United States and Asia and within the countries of Asia.

Every year Culture Scapes features one country's artistic wealth (art works, performances, literary works, etc.) throughout Switzerland for  - typically - a three month period. America will be featured in 2012.

Aboard an ice-class expedition sailing vessel, artists of all disciplines, architects, scientists and educators alike voyage on a collaborative mission into the High Arctic.  The program takes place in the international territory of Svalbard, a mountainous Arctic archipelago just 10 degrees from the North Pole.

Cross Cultural Collaborative, Inc. is an educational non-profit dedicated to promoting cultural exchange and understanding through the arts by bringing creative people together at a cultural center in Ghana. The programs emphasize multigenerational and multicultural collaborations encouraging participants to find rewards in different forms of creativity.

The Blue Space Contemporary Art Center is the first non-profit arts organization in Vietnam, and the first arts organization in Vietnam to receive a grant from the Ford Foundation. Nga has also curated and organized several exhibitions and workshops, including but not limited to: the Cultural Representation in Transition – New Vietnamese Paintings in Bangkok, Thailand; and the Gap Vietnam, organized by Cultural House of the World in Berlin, Germany.

CEC ArtsLink's programs encourage and support the exchange of artists and cultural managers between the United States and Eastern and Central Europe, Russia, Central Asia and the Caucasus.

Schloss Balmoral is a place for artistic production, meeting and discussion. Since its foundation in 1995, Schloss Balmoral has supported various work projects including the disciplines of painting, graphic design, sculpture, installation, photography, video and the new media.

The Entrepot in the sea harbor of Bruges is a creative art lab for young artists who need time and space to create and to experiment. 

ZERO1 is the producer of 01SJ Biennial - a multi-disciplinary, multi-venue event of visual and performing arts, the moving image, public art and interactive digital media.

The Arts/Industry is undoubtedly the most unusual on-going collaboration between art and industry in the United States. Artists-in-residence may work in the Kohler Co. Pottery, Iron and Brass Foundries, and Enamel Shop to develop a wide variety of work in clay, enameled cast iron and brass.

The Sydney College of the Arts Residency program provides professional artists, scholars and curators access totheir world-class facilities in generous spaces, which overlook Sydney Harbor.

The Boston Cyberarts Festival is the first and largest collaboration of artists working in new technologies in all media in North America, encompassing visual arts, dance, music, electronic literature, web art and public art.

Part of a growing network of Indigenous Visual Artists of the Pacific Rim, the Longhouse sponsors an international indigenous residency program in partnership with Creative New Zealand.

Youkobo Art Space is an autonomous creative center that provides a space for wide-ranging international exchange between artists and local residents.

The Asian Cultural Council (ACC) is the only organization in the world whose sole mission is to support cultural exchange between the United States and Asia and within the countries of Asia.

The Iraqi Children's Art Exchange was founded in 2000 to organize and support U.S. and Iraqi professional artist exchanges and collaborative projects between artists, children and youth in both countries.

Sponsored by Boston University, College of Fine Arts.

CUE Art Foundation is a non-profit forum for contemporary art that provides extraordinary opportunities for under-recognized artists and compelling encounters for audiences.

Apothiki aims at introducing artists and organizations to the ‘island atmosphere’ of Paros – a unique and creative environment that has inspired artists for more than 5000 years.

The organization accepts international members and has held short-term symposia/residencies since 2003 in Germany and other countries. Exhibitions have usually followed the programs, which give international exposure to resulting works. 

Bathurst Regional Art Gallery’s Hill End Artist-in-Residence Program aims to provide an opportunity for creative development in all areas of the visual arts in the unique environment of Hill End. 

A unique center for contemporary arts, incorporating a historical synagogue and a home-like residence for artists, writers or musicians with the possibility to exhibit or perform in the synagogue. The residence was ceremonially opened by the Dalai Lama in 2000.

The Haslla Art World Park & Exhibition Center, which includes the Haslla Museum Hotel and several projects on Cultural and University Streets in Kangnung City, presents an annual sculpture conference and residency program.

Tokyo Wonder Site is an art center focusing on nurturing emerging artists. It offers a residency program, place for dialogue, creative education and experimental project space for new cultural policy within the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.

Bridge Guard supports all artistic and scientific disciplines, with the main characteristic being "bridging" - intertwining disciplines, uniting opposites, exploring and moving boundaries in contexts - during a 3 to 6 month sojourn in the Bridge Guard residence.

World Theater works with young people "from neighborhoods of little prosperity."

Saksala ArtRadius is a residency where young, international artists can stay for several months to work, meet, discuss and establish contacts in the art world, while discovering their own artistic vision.

Quartier Éphémère is the art association that manages and hosts international residency programs at The Darling Foundry Visual Arts Centre.