Artist Residencies in Seoul

Art Center Nabi

Seoul, South Korea

Art Center Nabi operates a global residency program for media artists, fostering innovation and creativity at the intersection of art and technology. The Nabi Artist Residency provides a platform for artists from diverse cultural backgrounds to explore artistic possibilities and engage in socio-cultural exchanges. Located in Seoul, South Korea, the residency supports artists in research and creative activities, offering opportunities for exhibitions, artist talks, and networking with domestic and international creative laboratories. Participants receive financial support, including a grant, airfare, and accommodation, and are encouraged to critically engage with themes such as robotics, artificial intelligence, interactive media, and Eastern philosophy.

SeMA NANJI Residency

Seoul, South Korea

SeMA Nanji Residency, operated by Seoul Museum of Art since , supports visual artists and researchers with 25 studios, labs, galleries in Nanji Hangang Park. Focuses on international collaborations post-; offers overseas opportunities.

Seoul Art Space Geumcheon is an international artist residency program in Seoul, South Korea, housed in a renovated printing factory, offering studios and support for visual and new media artists. It provides 3-month residencies with facilities like studios, media lab, warehouse, accommodation, and partial stipends for international artists, focusing on emerging artists in fields such as painting, installation, video, photography, digital art, and interactive art. The program includes PR, expert criticism, network support, and opportunities for exhibitions and open studios.

Seoul Dance Center Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture

Seoul, South Korea

The Seoul Dance Center, operated by the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, provides residency programs for national and international dance artists and groups to support research, development, and experimentation in dance works. It offers access to studios and rehearsal spaces, fostering exchanges and networking within the Korean dance ecosystem. The program selects up to 15 teams annually, with applications typically open around April.