Joy of Creation
OTUT selected three current international routes for artists and cultural practitioners: a funded residency, a site-specific commission and an arts-based training on migration.
Conditions and deadlines were checked on 26 September 2026. Always read the full official call before applying.
A three- or six-month residency in Paris for international artists with at least five years of professional practice. Projects may engage with art and science, technology, ecology and contemporary social or political questions.
The fourth Matsu Biennial invites international artists and creative teams to propose site-specific installations or participatory, interdisciplinary and community-based projects for the islands.
An Erasmus+ training for youth workers, educators, NGO staff and arts or migration practitioners. Participants use artistic methods to challenge stereotypes and build more constructive narratives about migration.