Artist Residencies in Prague with Stipend

Freesam, ltd.

Prague, Czech Republic

FREESAM Ltd. is a Prague-based production company that organizes the NU’VEM international artist residency program on Pico Island in the Azores, Portugal, rather than in Praha, Czechia. The one-month residency supports artists from all genres who are at least three years post-art school with two solo exhibitions, enabling them to create works reflecting Czech-Portuguese relations, the Azores environment, or environmental protection, which are left with FREESAM for public presentation. It emphasizes improvisation in a unique natural setting with limited comfort and production facilities.

Garage Gallery is an independent space in Prague for contemporary art exhibitions and international artist residencies (-). Offers furnished housing for up to 2, stipend, and culminates in a final exhibition.

MeetFactory

Prague, Czech Republic

MeetFactory, established in 2007 in Prague, Czech Republic, is a renowned international residency program that uniquely integrates various artistic disciplines. It offers ten studios within a 3500 square meter facility, hosting over thirty artists, curators, musicians, theater directors, and writers annually. MeetFactory's residency is designed to encourage deep engagement with the Central European art scene and includes participation in MeetFactory's vibrant program of exhibitions, performances, and public events. Residents benefit from comprehensive facilities including shared kitchens, bathrooms, laundry, and workshops with technical equipment for wood and metalwork. The residency focuses on fostering international collaborations through strategic partnerships with institutions across Europe, supporting both the professional growth of its artists and the cultural enrichment of the local community.

Neiro Association for Expanding Arts

Prague, Czech Republic

The Neiro Association for Expanding Arts offers multidisciplinary artist residencies in Prague's Vršovice neighborhood, providing residential and studio space to artists from all disciplines and career stages for project development and introduction to the Czech art scene through local meetings. Residencies culminate in a public output like exhibitions, performances, or screenings after a minimum of 4 weeks, with production support for implementation and networking. The program emphasizes collaborations between Czech, European, and Japanese artists, fostering music, visual, and literary creation in an inspiring courtyard environment.

Pragovka Gallery

Prague, Czech Republic

Pragovka Gallery in Prague, Czechia, runs an artist residency program (AIR Pragovka Gallery) launched in , providing artists and curators with an 80m² studio in a former industrial car factory area to work and research intensively. The program supports Czech and international participants through fully equipped apartments, artist fees, travel costs by agreement, materials contributions, and PR/production aid, with past residents exhibiting in the gallery and public spaces. Residencies typically last 2-8 weeks, tailored to the project, with themed open calls like 'Mutual Benefits' for .

Prague City of Literature Residency

Prague, Czech Republic

The Prague City of Literature Residency is a program for foreign writers, translators, poets, and playwrights to live and work in Prague's city center, focusing on projects themed around the city to enhance its literary scene as a UNESCO City of Literature. Residents stay in fully accommodated apartments like the Kafka Residency, participate in local literary events, and provide a text inspired by their stay for promotional use. It offers eight two-month residencies annually, covering accommodation, travel, and a monthly stipend of approximately 15,000 CZK (600 EUR).

Organizer Information Prague City of Literature was founded in , bringing together representatives of Prague's literary community to pursue membership in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. The project has 30 founding members from various literary institutions, magazines, schools, literary awards, festivals, and publishers. The Municipal Library of Prague (MLP) was named the coordinator of the