Ceramics Residencies in Germany

Keramikkünstlerhaus Neumünster ceramic artist house Neumünster

Fürsthof 8, Germany

Das Keramikkünstlerhaus Neumünster ist ein Künstlerhaus in Schleswig-Holstein, das seit 1987 Arbeits- & Aufenthaltsstipendien vergibt.

KHF Berlin – Kuenstlerhof Frohnau

Hubertusweg 60, Germany

Name of Residency: Artist Residency in the North of BerlinSince 2019 KHF offers a live-in guest studio in a beautiful, one-storey, half-timbered house on 155-square meters with a huge surrounding garden in the middle of the woods. Professional artists of all backgrounds are invited to apply for a self funded residency, throughout the year. There is no limitation regarding the type of artistic practice and applications from artist couples or groups are encouraged as well. Once a year there is an

Künstlerbahnhof Ebernburg e.V.

Bad Münster - Ebernburg, Germany

The Künstlerbahnhof Ebernburg e.V. is an artist residency program in a former railway station in Bad Münster-Ebernburg, Germany, offering 2-3 scholarships annually, each lasting 2 months, primarily to young international artists for undisturbed creative work in a scenic rural setting. Residents receive a high-ceilinged studio, fully furnished apartment, kiln for ceramics/glass, and printing press, with exhibitions organized to showcase their work; costs for living and travel are borne by the artist, though one source mentions a 800 Euro work purchase. Suitable for all art disciplines except those involving fire or water.

Künstlerhaus Edenkoben

Edenkoben, Germany

The Künstlerhaus Edenkoben is a residency program in Edenkoben, Germany, serving as a meeting, living, and working space for poets, writers, visual artists, musicians, and translators, fostering encounters through scholarships and events focused on contemporary literature, poetry, music, and visual arts. It emphasizes 'crossing borders' via collaborations with French neighbors, exploration of European languages, and regional cultural spaces. The program awards up to six scholarships for authors/translators and two for visual artists annually, providing furnished apartments, a studio, a monthly stipend of 1,200-1,400 euros, free accommodation, and travel reimbursement.

Laura Liebeskind, die Gründerin, die die Hälfte der Zeit im Haupthaus neben Ihrem wohnen wird, steht Ihnen zur Verfügung, beantwortet Ihre Fragen und holt Sie vom nächsten Bahnhof ab. Sie stellt Ihnen ein Fahrrad zur Verfügung, und es fahren regelmäßig Busse in die nächstgrößeren Orte mit Supermarkt und Freibad.Die Kosten betragen: 1 Woche: 400 Euro / 2 Wochen: 650 Euro / 3 Wochen: 900 Euro / 4 Wochen: 1200 EuroResidency Programme since: 2022Description of Organisation: Ever since 2022, I, Laura

Oberpfälzer Künstlerhaus I (Kebbel-Villa) and II

Fronberger Strasse 31, Germany

In exchange and cooperation with our partnerhouses the Kuenstlerhaus offers visual artists, composers and writers the opportunity to live and work for about six weeks in quiet surroundings. At the end of the stay the artist can present their work on an open studio day.Residency Programme since: 1988Description of Organisation: The Künstlerhaus II opened in May . The Friends Association is responsible for this house. They built it with the help of many public and provate local sponsors, who a

Pilotenkueche

Leipzig, Germany

Pilotenkueche, located in Leipzig, Germany, is an international art program offering a unique residency for artists from around the globe. Set in a romantically refurbished old metalworks studio, it features a 465m² communal space with 24/7 access, designed to inspire creative exchange. The program accommodates about twelve international artists per round, each receiving a private studio and shared amenities like a kitchen. Pilotenkueche emphasizes collaboration and research-based art practices, fostering a dynamic community among residents. The residency includes regular cultural excursions, studio visits, and artist presentations in Leipzig. Artists also participate in preview exhibitions, open studios, and a final group exhibition. The program provides logistical and technical support, nurturing professional artistic development. Pilotenkueche's unique environment, combined with its diverse program, makes it a hub for artistic innovation and cultural immersion.

Residency for Ceramics

Berlin, Germany

The Center for Ceramics in Berlin is a residency program designed for artists, potters, sculptors, designers, and art historians working in clay. It offers 1-6 month stays with spacious studios and private living quarters in the Pankow neighborhood, with residents expected to work independently on specific projects, research, or experimentation without pressure to produce exhibitions.