Artist Residencies in Slovenia with Housing

AiR Celeia

Celje, Slovenia

AiR Celeia is a two-month artist-in-residence program active since at the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Celje, Slovenia, welcoming international artists and curators. Residents receive free studio accommodation, a monthly stipend of up to 600 Euro, and opportunities to exhibit or present their work in public spaces throughout the city.

Name of Residency: Art Catz ResidencyHere we offer you a place to rest and be creative. The nature surrounding the farm is wonderful, the animals really nice and the people welcoming.Working area : We have different place you can work on, but we specially dedicated our barn and remade it as a studio for artistic work/practice.Rooms : We offer private or semi private roomsFood : Breakfast, lunch and diner are included. We cook ourselves for everyone and can adapt to your specific needs if you hav

Art Center Slovenia

Prosenjakovci, Slovenia

Art Center Prosenjakovci was Slovenia's first purpose-built art residency center in Prosenjakovci, offering studios for drawing, painting, woodcarving, sculpting, metalwork, ceramics, foundry, library, multimedia room, and permaculture garden. Defunct since .

Arte Utile (AU) Residence

Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia

The Arte Utile (AU) Residency, established in in Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia, is hosted in a replica of Pino Poggi's former studio and welcomes Slovenian and international artists and theorists in literature, new media art, and visual arts to research the Arte Utile movement and address contemporary social and political challenges. The one-month program fosters social dialogue through practices like exhibitions, happenings, public interventions, and lectures, encouraging reinterpretation of Pino Poggi's socially engaged concepts. It is managed by raum AU and typically hosts one resident at a time, with facilities including a studio, exhibition space, workshops, and nearby housing.

Center Rog

Slovenia

Name of Residency: Makers in Residency / Designer in ResidencyCenter Rog offers different residential programmes:Makers in Residency:This year’s Makers in Residency program welcomes all makers, innovators, and creatives eager to work on their projects at Center Rog. As the largest public creative hub in Europe, with nine specialized production labs, Center Rog offers a unique opportunity to create, share knowledge, experiment and expand your network.Center Rog’s residency programmes  are an idea

PHOTON ASSOCIATION

Slovenia

Name of Residency: PHOTON PTUJ RESIDENCYThe Photon Residency in Ptuj offers artists and cultural professionals working in photography and related visual practices a focused environment for artistic research, experimentation and project development. The programme provides accommodation and studio space within the same property, allowing residents to work in close connection with their living environment.The residency includes mentorship, studio visits, group discussions and opportunities for prof

Slovene writers' association

Ljubljana, Slovenia

The Slovene Writers' Association Residency Programme hosts up to 12 international authors annually at the Dane Zajc Writers' Studio in Ljubljana for focused creative work. The modernly furnished studio apartment accommodates up to two authors simultaneously and is suitable for stays of one to four weeks.

Studio for the Research on the Art of Acting

Slovenia

Name of Residency: Krušče Creative CenterKrušče Creative Center stretches through few plots of land with six buildings. The property is being renovated since 2006 and has almost 1000 m2 of spaces for group work and accommodation. The renovation has been a process of artistic directors collaborating with architects, students of scenic design and others to establish spaces and landscapes that respect cultural heritage, being at the same time contemporary and homey. Krušče Creative Center is being

Tobačna 001 Cultural Center

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Tobačna 001 Cultural Center in Ljubljana offers a flexible two-month artist residency program for international visual artists, providing a private apartment, studio space, and opportunities for cultural exchange through lectures, workshops, and exhibitions. Artists integrate into the local scene or focus on their creative practice, with projects showcased in the center's gallery upon completion. The program, part of the Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana, emphasizes multi-layered cultural exchange in a renovated historical tobacco factory building.