Grants, residencies and exhibitions open to artists in Netherlands — 22 active calls with verified deadlines, application fees and funding details. Updated daily.
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22 active opportunities linked to Netherlands — 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.
GRANTFully FundedMondriaan Fund
Supports preliminary research into themes, travel, or working periods focused on developing visions and stories that strengthen the quality of contemporary visual art or cultural heritage in the Netherlands.
EXHIBITIONEuropArtFair
Opportunity to exhibit directly to the public in a curated art fair.
GRANTPartial FundingInternational Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR)
Facilitates international capital structuring and acts as a prerequisite for attracting high-net-worth European equity and securing premiere slots at major tier-one festivals.
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RESIDENCYPartial FundingEuropean Ceramic Workcentre (EKWC)
Access to elite, world-class industrial facilities, custom-quote financial model with internal EKWC grant up to €26,497.79 offsetting basic costs (standard 13-week stay valued at €33,206.03).
RESIDENCYFully FundedStudio Zookeeper / Rensenpark
Fully equipped workspace situated within a former zoological park. Artists are afforded the unique opportunity to build site-specific interventions in a historically charged, non-traditional public space.
RESIDENCYPartial FundingN/A (likely a consortium)
€13,500 artist fee, production budget.
EXHIBITIONKunstruimte KEL-30
Direct sales platform to a wide regional audience and exhibition space in the unique setting of De Biotoop, running across multiple weekends in November and December 2026. Artists retain a higher percentage of generated capital due to the absence of middleman gallery commissions.
We combine physical venue location, organizer country, city references, and program eligibility (not just keyword searches in titles) to give you the most accurate pool.
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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