Oasis Open Call 2026

OAsis – Open Call

Hybrid theatre? Distance and displacement? How can a previous hiking campground become a cultural oasis?
This autumn, Bethlen Square Theater launches its second OASis residency in a new setting: the Mátra Hiking Camp ⛰️🏕️
We invite you to step out of the urban environment 🌆 and into nature 🌳 — and co-create a temporary artistic ecosystem in the landscape.

Oasisresidency

OASis – Open call Art-residency 2026 DISAPPEARING LANDSCAPE- CLOSED

An international art residency in the High Tatras where artists, youth culture and alternative creative spaces unite to respond to the rapid loss of Carpathian landscapes, wildlife habitats and authentic mountain life.
Organised by: Machaon International, Kolaj 22 and Ukrainian-Slovak HUB
Location: High Tatras & Poprad region, Slovakia
Residency dates: 14–22 August 2026
Application deadline: 21 June 2026

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OASis In the Park – Open Call – THIS CALL IS CLOSED!

Fondazione Campania Welfare is launching the second round of OASis In the Park, following the success of our first residency cycle (San Laise Open Lab). The residency is based at Parco San Laise, a former NATO base in Bagnoli, Naples, currently undergoing a gradual process of social and cultural regeneration.
The OASis operates as a diffused platform across multiple spaces within the park, combining artistic creation, community engagement, and social activation. OASis in the Park will take place between September and October 2026, with each selected artist staying for approximately two weeks within that period.

Shared Futures Open Call Hd

Shared Futures – Open Call for cultural facilitators, called Social Dreamers – THE CALL IS CLOSED!

Shared Futures is a European cooperation project that brings cultural and creative professionals together with communities, environmental actors, and funders to imagine more sustainable futures for the sector. At a time when culture is expected to respond to climate change, inclusion, and wider social change – yet is often pushed into short-term, reactive work – the project creates space for collective visioning, dialogue, and scenario-building across sectors. By fostering structured collaboration between artists and stakeholders, Shared Futures turns sustainability from a policy expectation into a shared cultural practice and supports a more resilient, inclusive, and future-oriented cultural sector.