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Research Residencies in Belgium

10 residencies for research artists in Belgium.

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Collège européen des traducteurs littéraires de Seneffe

Seneffe, Belgium

The Collège européen des traducteurs littéraires de Seneffe is an international literary translation residency program established in 1996 that hosts translators from around the world working on Belgian Francophone literature. Located in renovated outbuildings of Seneffe Castle near Brussels, the program provides an ideal working environment for translation projects lasting from two weeks to one month, with opportunities to meet Belgian authors.

StipendHousingWriting / LiteratureCreative WritingResearch
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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,

StipendHousingArchitectureCurationDanceDesignFashion+10
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Digital Piss Factory

Ghent, Belgium

Independent creative house supporting artists through collaboration, experimentation, research, recording, and presentation. It also offers a music studio, record labels, and an artist safe haven.

HousingSound / MusicMultidisciplinaryResearchPerformance
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Fondation Thalie

Brussels, Belgium

Fondation Thalie is a multidisciplinary artist residency in Brussels founded in that supports contemporary creation through exhibitions, artist residencies, and patronage. The residency program welcomes visual artists, writers, and performers to work on projects in a modernist building in the heart of Brussels's gallery district, with residencies typically lasting two months.

HousingVisual ArtsCreative WritingPerformanceCulinaryMultidisciplinary+2
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HECTOLITRE

Brussels, Belgium

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

HousingInterdisciplinaryPerformanceResearchSound / MusicWriting / Literature+1
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LIBITUM

Brussels, Belgium

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

StipendHousingArchitectureBook ArtCeramicsChoreographyConceptual Art+32
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Mophradat

Brussels, Belgium

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

StipendHousingInterdisciplinaryMultidisciplinaryResearchWriting / Literature
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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.

PerformanceInstallationMultidisciplinaryInterdisciplinaryResearch+2
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Tamat

Tournai, Belgium

Museum and creation space dedicated to tapestry and textile arts, with a programme for artists and researchers in textiles.

TextileResearchResearcher / ScholarVisual Arts
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Timelab

Gent, Belgium

A citylab and makerspace in Gent focused on art, technology, and society, with artist residencies, open workshops, co-creation, and research.

HousingArchitectureDesignDigitalInterdisciplinaryMultidisciplinary+4

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