Artist Residencies in Latvia with Housing

Art Therapy Lab International Residency

Kuldīga, Latvia

Designed to explore concepts of “nature” and how creativity positively impacts our mental and emotional well-being, the Art Therapy Lab International Residency is a yearly residency program that invites participants to embark on a journey of self-exploration and community connection. Led by an interdisciplinary team of creative practitioners—including art therapy, contemporary art, architecture, performance, and

Baltic Analog Lab

Riga, Latvia

Baltic Analog Lab Residency is an artist-run program in Riga, Latvia, offering 1-2 month stays in a renovated apartment above the lab, with access to darkrooms, working spaces, screening facilities, analog film equipment, and sound tools through collaborations with Skaņu Mežs and Erica Synths. It supports individual projects in analog photochemical film, photography, sound, and interdisciplinary practices, encouraging public presentations, workshops, or screenings in a collaborative environment. Residents pay a 500 EUR monthly fee, with no stipend provided, but invitation letters for funding are available.

Biedriba Pedvale

Pedvale, Latvia

International Artist Residency “Pedvale”The concept of the Art Park is the integration of natural landscape, cultural heritage and art into a single environment. It is a place where a creative idea can both be developed and realized in accordance with the scenic environment and as a result can become an integral part of this environment. The artists participating in the museum’s creative projects are encouraged to get inspiration from the surrounding area and to use the natura

ELPA Media

Vēveri, Latvia

The ELPA Residency Center is a place where artists and cultural practioners from various countries and fields come together. It creates a space for the exchange of ideas, acquiring new knowledge, and implementing ideas that have arisen at intersections. The name of the residency is derived from the Latvian word “elpa,” which translates to “breath.” It symbolizes the concept of taking a breath, the act of breathing in and out, and the ide

ISSP

Riga, Latvia

The ISSP Riga Residency, a vibrant platform for contemporary photography and art education, offers a unique program for photographers, artists, and curators. Established in Riga, Latvia, this residency is dedicated to providing a supportive environment for concentrated personal research, artistic exploration, and community engagement. Situated in the heart of the cultural and historical landscape of Riga, the residency fosters interactions with local social and cultural contexts, enabling artists to connect deeply with the area and its residents. Residents are provided with private rooms in a shared apartment, access to technical equipment, and a library at the ISSP premises. Furthermore, the program facilitates meetings with local art and culture actors through a dedicated residency coordinator, encouraging collaborations and public presentations such as pop-up exhibitions or artist talks. ISSP Riga Residency also uniquely supports illustrators and comics artists in partnership with kuš!, enhancing its multidisciplinary approach. While the residency requires a participation fee, it remains a pivotal space for artists to develop and showcase their work in a new environment, contributing significantly to their professional growth and exposure.

Kim? Residency

Riga, Latvia

Kim? Contemporary Art Centre is excited to invite international artists, curators and writers to apply for its first ever short-term summer residency in Riga. The residency will host two art professionals (artists, curators, writers, producers, etc.) simultaneously for a six-week period (1 June – 13 July/ 17 July – 31 August), welcoming four residents

A Riga-based residency for contemporary performance art practitioners, operated by the Latvian Centre for Performance Art in the Miera Street creative quarter. Welcomes 1–2 artists for 1–2 month stays, with an expectation to deliver a workshop or masterclass and present work to local audiences.

Purvitis Kurzeme

Biksaiņi, Latvia

Rezidence “Sila ziedu” atrodas 19.gadsimta mājā, ko ieskauj simtgadīgi ozoli un ābeles, pļavas, meži un zvaigžņotas debesis. Dabas klusumu ik pa laikam pārtrauc dzērvju un gulbju saucieni.Mākslinieki, mūziķi, rakstnieki, atklājēji, ceļotāji, dzīves iedvesmoti vai miera meklētāji ir aicināti palikt, radīt un atjaunoties.Rezidence piedāvā divus pilnībā mēbelētus un labiekārtotus apartamentus, no kuriem katram ir atsevišķa ieeja ar horizontālu plašu skatu uz dārzu un vi

Riga Circus Residency

Riga, Latvia

The Riga Circus Residency Program, run by Rīgas cirks in Riga, Latvia, serves as a laboratory for new forms of artistic research and practices, primarily focused on contemporary circus arts, while also welcoming interdisciplinary artists for site-specific projects related to the circus or the city. It supports up to 4 artists or groups, providing working spaces, accommodation, and for , a daily stipend of 40 EUR per person plus travel for Baltic applicants, with residencies typically lasting 2-3 weeks. The program promotes circus development in Latvia and the Baltic region through experimentation, collaboration, and community engagement.

RIXC

Riga, Latvia

Center for new media culture and artist collective focused on art, science, and emerging technologies, with a gallery, festivals, publications, and residency programs.

Rothko Museum

Daugavpils, Latvia

The Rothko Museum in Daugavpils, Latvia, is one of the 21st century’s most ambitious cultural projects in Eastern Europe. Located in the historical artillery arsenal of the Daugavpils Fortress, this multifunctional hub for art, culture and education remains an evolving and inspiring place for creative expression and experience.The majestic exterior of the sweeping heritage building fully matches the interior design and the quality of art on display, where original paintings by Mark Rothko, a pio

Sansusī

Susēja, Latvia

Susēja3 options :1/ The artist pays for their own stay.2/ Sansusi helps artist to find grants to attend the residence.3/ Sansusi does open call for well being residency.It is one month residency for an artist or group of artists where they are working with local psycho neurological clinic, social care center or local pupils at least 8 h per week and in the end there is some kind of presentation- concert, exhibition, performance or just some work in progress. It is not art ther

Studija Space

Kuldīga, Latvia

An artist residency in Kuldīga's UNESCO-designated historic urban settlement, supporting approximately 20 artists per year. Projects focus on contemporary art, ecology, evolving landscapes, and the environment, supported by Latvia's State Culture Capital Foundation.

The Interdisciplinary Art Group SERDE

Aizpute, Latvia

SERDE residencies program aims at exchange and common work between artists and professionals from the creative and cultural world promote experiences exchanges and skills sharing encourage art and culture professionals to discover the Latvian country side as place where to create and inspire create the new works in unusual circumstances.SERDE offer accommodation and working facilities in one of oldest and ?wonderful? historical buildings of town. We have a &ldquogreen thinking&rdquo approach to

TUR Artist Residency

Riga, Latvia

A process-oriented residency for contemporary art professionals housed in a post-industrial building in Riga. Hosts one artist at a time for 1–2 months, with full housing and up to €250 travel reimbursement. Operates in cooperation with ISSP (photography) and kuš! (comics).

Ventspils House

Ventspils, Latvia

The International Writers’ and Translators’ House in Ventspils, Latvia, is a unique residency for professional authors, translators, and researchers connected to literature. The residency lasts for 4 weeks, providing a serene environment for creative work at a cost of €30 per week for accommodation. Each room in the house is equipped with private bathrooms, Wi-Fi, and essential amenities. Residents enjoy shared kitchen, library, laundry facilities, and bicycles. Applications are accepted anytime and reviewed every two months. Financial support includes a €320 grant post-taxes for selected residents.

VV Foundation PAiR (Pāvilosta Artist in Residency)

Pāvilosta, Latvia

The PAiR Artist Residency, hosted by the VV Foundation, is a unique opportunity for art, culture, and humanities professionals to immerse themselves in a creative and interdisciplinary environment. Located in the coastal town of Pāvilosta, Latvia, the residency is set within a historical wooden house, offering a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. It supports a wide range of disciplines, providing artists, curators, researchers, and writers with studio space, living accommodations, and access to a library and gallery. The program emphasizes sustainable practices and engagement with the local socio-environmental landscape. Residents benefit from curatorial assistance, professional connections, and the option to host exhibitions or workshops. The residency fosters a dialogue between the local and global, encouraging innovative practices and interdisciplinary knowledge sharing. Applications are open to both Latvian and international professionals, with a selection process facilitated by the VV Foundation team and field experts.