Grants, residencies and exhibitions open to artists in China — 11 active calls with verified deadlines, application fees and funding details. Updated daily.
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11 active opportunities linked to China — from local foundations to international programs accepting artists based in or targeting this region. Resolved from location fields, organizers, and verified metadata. Sign in free for interactive maps, AI search, and calendar integration.
RESIDENCYFully FundedA4 Art Museum
Accommodation, studio, travel support, and the unique 'Super Agent' system to pair artists with local residents. The residency explores rapid modernization and urban ecology in a southern Chinese eco-city.
RESIDENCYFully FundedSixi Museum
Round-trip airfare, visa expenses, insurance, private apartment or loft studio, technical assistance, translator, and organization of the final exhibition.
RESIDENCYSelf-FundedChinese European Art Center (CEAC)
Fully furnished apartments of 95-120 square meters combining living and studio space, access to a vast curated database of factories and workshops, exhibition space of approximately 70 square meters, and opportunities to give lectures at Xiamen University. CEAC also provides logistical and bureaucratic support, including translation and shipping.
RESIDENCYPartial FundingShangyuan Art Museum & Huangyao Museum
Free accommodation in luxury three-bed suites (with the option to accommodate family members), access to the kilns, workshops, and infrastructure of the Huangyao Museum.
RESIDENCYSelf-FundedACENTRICSPACE®
Private bedroom, shared studio spaces (over 220 sq.m.), exhibition halls, and provision of official documents for external grant applications. Absolute creative freedom with no obligation to donate created works.
RESIDENCYPartial Funding2415 Art Residency
Free accommodation in a restored traditional Naxi courtyard and dedicated studio space.
RESIDENCYPartial FundingChina Printmaking Museum / Guanlan Original Printmaking Base
Free accommodation in historic Hakka houses, 24-hour access to high-tech workshops, technical assistance from qualified artisans, and participation in exhibitions.
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In 90% of international programs, English is sufficient. If the organizers require local language skills, we list this clearly in the requirements section.
This varies. Fully funded opportunities and residencies often cover travel expenses or provide travel grants, while others only fund local accommodation.
Most listed opportunities are open internationally. Any citizenship or residency restrictions are structured and highlighted on the program card.
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