Grants, residencies and exhibitions open to artists in Uruguay — 6 active calls with verified deadlines, application fees and funding details. Updated daily.
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6 active opportunities linked to Uruguay — 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.
EXHIBITIONAlianza Francesa de Montevideo
Premium exhibition space, institutional backing from a major European cultural entity, and direct curatorial mentorship from a jury of established art historians and artists.
GRANTPartial FundingNational Institute of Visual Arts (INAV) / Ministry of Education and Culture (MEC)
Direct economic support to subsidize the logistical, shipping, and travel costs associated with international exhibitions.
RESIDENCYFully FundedFundación Solanas
1-month residency, individual lodging, daily meals, round-trip international transfers, and exhibition opportunities.
GRANTFully FundedInstituto Nacional de Artes Visuales (INAV) / Dirección Nacional de Cultura
Direct economic contribution specifically and exclusively designated to cover travel and transit expenses (gastos de traslado) for the artist to attend the international event. It operates as a vital logistical subsidy to ensure Uruguayan representation in global contemporary art forums.
GRANTPartial FundingInstituto Nacional de Artes Visuales (INAV) / Dirección Nacional de Cultura (DNC) - Uruguay
Economic contribution covering between 50% and 90% of international travel costs, mitigating geographic isolation and fostering the export of national talent. Allows artists to physically attend international media art festivals, overseas gallery shows, biennials, or residencies, facilitating networking and overseeing complex technical installations.
EXHIBITIONAlianza Francesa de Montevideo
A minimum one-month solo or group exhibition in the Alianza Francesa cultural hall in 2027, curatorial guidance from the jury, promotional support, and financial aid for printing catalogs. Provides artistic validation and exposure in the heart of Montevideo.
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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.
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