Interdisciplinary Residencies in Brussels

a.pass (Advanced Performance and Scenography Studies)

Brussels, Belgium

a.pass (Advanced Performance and Scenography Studies) offers a unique 2-month paid residency program for collectives of 3 to 10 people. This program, aimed at fostering collaborative and transdisciplinary artistic research, invites collectives to explore innovative methodologies and frameworks for sustainable artistic practices. Participants will engage in a reflective process on institutional frameworks, artistic research, and sustainability, contributing to the reimagination and reorganization of a.pass. The residency includes a stipend, travel and accommodation support, access to collective workspace, and a production budget. This opportunity is ideal for collectives interested in self-organization, collaboration, and transdisciplinary approaches to artistic research.

Culture Moves Salone Mobility Fund Grants for Sierra Leonean Artists

Brussels, Belgium

Organizer Information Kɔlchɔ de muv Salone / Culture Moves Salone is an EU-funded programme dedicated to supporting the development of Sierra Leone’s cultural and creative sectors. The initiative strengthens professional skills, networks, and market access for local artists, cultural organisations, and creative businesses through structured mobility and learning opportunities. The programme prioritises decentralisation beyond Freetown,

E:\ART

Brussels, Belgium

E:\ART, a center for mediation, education, and contemporary art based in Barcelona, collaborates with The Green Corridor in Brussels to offer a unique residency program. This initiative invites creators, researchers, and cultural agents from Catalonia to engage in a two-month residency focusing on mediation as an artistic practice. The residency aims to explore the intersection of contemporary art, education, and mediation, supporting processes that generate critical, emancipatory, and collective practices. Participants receive financial support, travel and accommodation coverage, workspaces, and curatorial mentorship. E:\ART emphasizes interdisciplinary research and seeks to foster relationships between the local cultural scenes of Brussels and Barcelona. The residency is committed to non-hierarchical exchange and the integration of diverse cultural and artistic perspectives.

HECTOLITRE

Brussels, Belgium

Experimental art space and living-working residency in the Marolles, supporting transdisciplinary practice and community exchange.

LIBITUM

Brussels, Belgium

A Belgian non-profit residency network supporting research, experimentation, and artistic creation across disciplines, including writing residencies in Brussels.

Mophradat

Brussels, Belgium

International nonprofit contemporary arts association supporting artists from the Arab world through funding, commissioning, collaboration, and gathering.

Nadine

Brussels, Belgium

Brussels-based laboratory for contemporary transdisciplinary arts offering residencies, research projects, and workshops for artists developing work across performance, public space, and multimedia installations.

WIELS

Brussels, Belgium

WIELS is a contemporary art residency program located in a former brewery in Brussels that hosts up to 20 artists annually in two 6-month sessions. The program provides studio spaces, living accommodations, and a stipend while fostering critical reflection, professional feedback, and dialogue with peers within an internationally renowned contemporary art center.

workspacebrussels - Studio Residency

Brussels, Belgium

workspacebrussels is a platform for research, experiment and creation in the performing arts. The studio residency supports artists and researchers in dance, performance, theatre and cross-disciplinary projects. The programme provides studio space via partner venues, optional sharing moments, a library, and communal lunches for residents. Accommodation is available only for non-Belgian artists depending on guesthouse availability.