Danish Arts Foundation Residencies 2027 in Nuuk, Seoul (MMCA) and New York (ISCP) — Travel and Monthly Stipends
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Danish Arts Foundation Residencies 2027 in Nuuk, Seoul (MMCA) and New York (ISCP) — Travel and Monthly Stipends

Danish Arts Foundation

January 1, 2027 (91 publicSeo.openCall.daysLeft)Denmark

Through special agreements, the Danish Arts Foundation's Project Committee for Visual Art sends visual artists and curators to three international residencies — the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Seoul, ISCP in New York and Nuuk Art Museum in Greenland — with travel and a monthly grant. Nuuk prioritises research-based stays dealing with historical narratives, colonialism or s...

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Return travel plus a living-costs grant: MMCA Seoul (Changdong) — four months, two places (1 March–30 June or 1 August–30 November 2027), studio and single-person housing, about DKK 12,000/month; ISCP New York — 1 to 12 months between 1 May 2027 and 30 April 2028, one studio, about DKK 12,000/month plus DKK 20,000/month for housing found by the resident; Nuuk Art Museum — two places of two months (1 March–30 April or 1 August–30 September 2027) with apartment and studio or office, about DKK 15,000/month, plus an optional 14-day stay at Narsaq Research Station.

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Visual artists, curators and art communicators who work professionally with contemporary art and have a substantial connection to the Danish art scene. Applicants may apply for at most two of the three residencies per round. For Nuuk and MMCA the committee shortlists 5–10 applicants and the host makes the final choice; for ISCP the committee decides. Applications through Tilskudsportalen; the deadline is marked provisional and the guidelines will be updated at the latest a month before it.

Dates & details

Deadline
14:00 (Danish time) — provisional deadline per the organiser
Results
Within 12 weeks of the deadline
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Travel + DKK 12,000–15,000/month (NY +DKK 20,000 housing)
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Free (no application fee)