Grants, residencies and exhibitions open to artists in South Korea — 16 active calls with verified deadlines, application fees and funding details. Updated daily.
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16 active opportunities linked to South Korea — 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 the full filters, deadline reminders and calendar export.
Design Council Busan
Busan design promotion agency, for Busan Metropolitan City.
Busan, South Korea
FellowshipFully FundedArts Council Korea
Arts Council Korea (ARKO) is the national public body that runs Korea's Arts Promotion Fund. The ARKO Literature Fellowship gives writers stage-specific activity grants and linked programmes so that emerging, promising and mid-career authors can keep growing.
Republic of Korea
GrantFully FundedArts Council Korea
Arts Council Korea (ARKO) runs Korea's Arts Promotion Fund. This programme supports literary critics to write in-depth criticism of contemporary Korean literature and publish it as a book, widening critical discourse.
Republic of Korea
CompetitionFully FundedBusan Metropolitan City
Busan Metropolitan City seeks one site-specific land and ecological artwork for a 49,326 m² site on Eulsukdo, a restored migratory-bird habitat in the brackish Nakdong estuary, under the theme “We Pass, the Earth Endures”.
Eulsukdo, Saha-gu, Busan, South Korea
GrantPartial FundingJeonju International Film Festival
Production investment programme of the Jeonju International Film Festival.
Jeonju, South Korea
ResidencyPartial FundingArts Council Korea
Arts Council Korea (ARKO) runs Korea's Arts Promotion Fund. Its Literature Residency, run with corporate sponsors since 2014 (Seoul Prince Hotel's 'Novelist's Room' has hosted 135 writers), gives writers a stable place to write.
Republic of Korea
OtherBusan Biennale Organizing Committee
The Busan Biennale Organizing Committee runs the Busan Biennale and the Sea Art Festival (since 1987).
Busan, South KoreaWe combine the venue, the organiser’s country, city references and who the call is open to — not just keywords in titles.
Most international programmes work in English, and each listing states when the local language is required.
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.
Art academies, museums, galleries, foundations and non-profit spaces. In the organisers section you can browse them by type, each with every call it has run and the months it usually opens.