Multidisciplinary Residencies in Spain

A cobert

Moià, Spain

Residències a cobert is an artist residency program in Moià, Spain, offering space and conditions for artistic and research projects in fields like plastic arts, performing arts, literature, cinema, performance, science, technology, gender studies, and history, excluding musical projects. It supports small groups of 2-4 adults or creative collectives from any nationality, with stays of 1-4 weeks between May and September, including separate work space and housing. The program fosters dissemination, advice, and synergies with local cultural agents in a rural setting.

Arteventura

Seville, Spain

Arteventura is situated on a wooded estate of 25 hectares completely covered with holm and cork oaks. Not only, does the finca – Spanish for “rural estate” – offer its literal spaces, but the interaction with nature and the desire for autonomy of the estate is also meant to be inspiring for all residents. Arteventura is committed to responsible and innovative technology and the efficient use of material and resources. We are not connected to an electricity net. There are solar panels and batteries to supply electricity. We use water from the well and the spring on our finca. Arteventura offers services and experiences that contribute to environmental sustainability and knowledge of the environment. Enjoy nature with awareness and respect. In the entire region barter has been the traditional form of trade. You build my fences? Then I will let your horses graze here. You have got too many apples? I have got more nuts than I can eat. Artists are also welcome at the neighbours to buy eggs, fruit, vegetables,.. (seasonal). Artist are invited to participate in the whole eco-philosophy of the finca, and those want, are welcome to help out. The profits will be shared with you. Crosspollination in all directions. That is the way we see it.

Artist and Researcher in Residence Guiniguada

Gran Canaria, Spain

The Artist and Researcher in Residence Guiniguada, located in Gran Canaria, Spain, is designed to provide a serene environment conducive to artistic and academic work. Emphasizing ecology, society, human rights, and cultural heritage, the residency offers a rural setting that combines a micro-community atmosphere with individual exploration. Residents are encouraged to engage with topics such as ecological art, food cycles, contemporary visual arts, and the culture of the island. The residency facilities include ample outdoor and indoor spaces, work desks, basic workshop tools, and a rich natural surrounding that supports ecological projects and personal growth. With organized activities and excursions, the residency aims to foster a deeper understanding of local ecosystems and cultural practices. This program attracts artists and researchers seeking to deepen their work in a collaborative yet tranquil setting.

BAR Project

Barcelona, Spain

BAR Project is an independent, mobile, non-profit curatorial organization in Barcelona that promotes artistic exchange through international residencies for artists and curators, focusing on transdisciplinary dialogue, hospitality, and collaboration. It offers 3-month residencies where participants develop projects related to the city, utilizing partner-provided apartments in the Eixample district and studios at Fabra i Coats, along with material and economic support.

Bilbao Arte

Bilbao, Spain

BilbaoArte is an artistic production center run by the Bilbao City Council that provides young creators with studio spaces, workshops for engraving, silkscreening, digital imaging, sculpture, photography, and more, along with grants for production. It offers three modalities—Studio Assignment, Production, and Cooperation—with durations of 6-12 months, stipends ranging from 500 euros monthly to 4,000 euros total, and complementary shared housing support. Selected artists gain access to 12 studios and must contribute one work to the center's collection.

Blueproject Foundation

Barcelona, Spain

The Blueproject Foundation, based in Barcelona, Spain, was a non-profit organization operating from to that supported emerging national and international artists through a residency program open to all creative disciplines, including visual arts, music, performing arts, and gastronomy. Residents received access to a dedicated studio space (El Taller), production support, financial grants, and opportunities for exhibitions or performances at the foundation's venues. Since late , the foundation has no permanent space and focuses on delocalized projects, podcasts, and collaborations, with the residency program appearing inactive.

Ca La Rosa

Verges, Spain

CA LA ROSA is an art and research center located in a restored late 19th-century guesthouse in Verges, Baix Empordà, Girona, Spain, offering residencies open to artists in any field for short or long durations to develop their projects. It provides individual and shared workspaces, including a printing workshop, studios with private bathrooms, rooms for working and sleeping, kitchen, dining area, living room, and library. The center supports artistic creation, experimentation, and dissemination, with a focus on visual arts, editing processes, installation, and digital technologies.

Cal Gras

Avinyó, Spain

Artist residency in rural Catalonia offering temporary communal accommodation, studio spaces, and cultural programming. Open to artists and cultural practitioners interested in creation, experimentation, and dialogue.

Can Serrat

El Bruc (near Barcelona), Spain

Can Serrat, located in El Bruc, near the Montserrat mountain range, offers a year-round artist residency in a beautifully renovated Catalan farmhouse. Established in 1989, it is one of the oldest international residency programs in Spain. The residency welcomes artists from various disciplines, providing a space for creative processes, research, and dialogue without the pressure of producing a final work. Can Serrat offers partially funded residency options for artists through the cultural department of Generalitat de Catalunya. The residency includes shared studio spaces, basic food provisions, and organized activities within the vibrant natural and cultural surroundings of Montserrat.

Casa de Velázquez

Madrid, Spain

Casa de Velázquez, the Académie de France in Madrid, is a public institution offering artist residencies for stays of 2 to 11 months, welcoming around 30 artists annually across disciplines like visual arts, architecture, music, choreography, film, and photography. Residents receive dedicated studios, accommodation, and support through calls for applications and partnerships, fostering creation, research, and professional development linked to the Iberian Peninsula. Programs include long-term 11-month residencies for 13-15 artists and shorter collaborative grants.

Casa MAL

Los Santos de Maimona, Spain

Casa MAL is a production and exhibition space located in Los Santos de Maimona that serves as the headquarters of the MAL curatorial platform, a creative office that combines multiple individual initiatives including design studios, 3D printing, web design, and photography. The space is open to the community and hosts exhibitions, residencies, workshops, and other cultural activities.

Casa Planas

Palma, Spain

Casa Planas is a center for art and creation located in Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain. It offers various residencies for artists and researchers working on projects related to the international study of tourism and contemporary creation. The residencies utilize the resources of the Planas Archive, a significant documentary collection focused on the development of mass tourism. Casa Planas provides long-term residencies, residencies at the Planas Archive, and temporary residencies with accommodation, all designed to support artistic and research endeavors. The center collaborates with several cultural and governmental institutions, offering a multifaceted platform for professional work amplification and dissemination. Casa Planas also includes coworking spaces, artist studios, and rooms available for presentations, training sessions, exhibitions, or meetings.

Casa Planas Creative and Cultural Centre

Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Casa Planas Creative and Cultural Centre in Palma de Mallorca offers artist residencies for creators and researchers focusing on contemporary art, tourism imagery, and the Planas Archive, providing workspaces, accommodation for some programs, and opportunities for collaboration, research, and public presentation.

Casa Tagumerche

La Gomera, Spain

Casa Tagumerche is a creative residency located on La Gomera, one of the Canary Islands, designed to offer artists and writers a serene space for focused work and reflection. The residency supports diverse creative endeavors, welcoming visual artists, writers, and researchers seeking a contemplative environment to pursue their projects in a private setting. Situated in the remote area above Alojera, the residency provides scenic ocean views, a lush garden, and several comfortable living and work spaces. Accommodations include a main house and guest cottages with shared and private room options, alongside communal spaces like the terrace and garden for dining and relaxation. The program fosters a sense of community, with shared meals and opportunities for informal idea exchange, yet allows residents ample independence. Casa Tagumerche is self-funded, with residents covering a daily accommodation fee and food costs.

casArte El Hierro

Los Llanillos, Spain

casArte El Hierro is an artist residency program in a historic 200-year-old house in Los Llanillos, El Hierro, Spain, serving as a sanctuary for artists and thinkers to explore interdisciplinary and intercultural collaboration while connecting with the island's sustainable lifestyle and nature. Residencies are self-directed, typically lasting 3-12 weeks in spring or autumn, with residents encouraged to present work at the annual Bimbache openART festival. The program is run by the non-profit Bimbache P.O.C.S. and provides communal living spaces but no stipend or covered costs.

CCA Andratx

Andratx, Spain

The Artists in Residence Program at CCA Andratx, established for over two decades, stands as a pillar of cultural interaction and creative expression in Mallorca, Spain. Situated in the scenic foothills of the Tramuntana Mountains, this program annually invites a diverse group of international artists to explore and develop their artistic visions in a supportive, unrestricted environment. Each month, four artists are given the opportunity to immerse themselves in this dynamic setting, which not only fosters individual creativity but also enriches the local art scene through contributions from global artists. With more than 800 alumni from 20 countries, the program celebrates its profound impact on the global art community by encouraging cultural exchange and artistic freedom.

Cel del Nord

Oristà, Spain

Cel del Nord was an artist residency program in Oristà, Catalonia, Spain, operating from to with both in-person and virtual options. It emphasized inclusion for artists from unconventional paths and was open to creative people and thinkers across all disciplines in a historic rural village setting. The program is now closed.

Creative Residency at O Castro Art Village

O Saviñao, Spain

Rural creative residency in Galicia's Ribeira Sacra for artists, filmmakers, writers, researchers. Geodesic domes, shared studio, kitchen. Emphasizes sustainability, site-responsive work, optional film mentorship. 2 weeks-2 months.

Curiosibot Lab (Curiosibot SL)

Valencia, Spain

Curiosibot Lab in Valencia, Spain, offers artist residencies for creatives in media, music, interaction, and sound art, with a focus on integrating AI tools for music production and sound design. The program provides on-site accommodation, workspace, mentoring, technical training, and for funded editions like the CREAte Music Residency, includes travel and daily allowances. It caters especially to Europe-based musicians, female and underrepresented applicants, with self-funded options also available.

DOM

Various, Spain

DOM Art Residence operates as a nomadic art residency, uniquely unattached to any single location, which reflects the transient nature of today’s socio-political environment. This model not only fosters creativity but also enables the residency to meet new audiences and explore various cultural contexts each session. Typically running once or twice a year for a one-month period, the program invites 12 artists to participate in a project-oriented format which culminates in a final exhibition showcasing the artists' work. Each session is themed to encourage artists to engage with relevant and provocative topics, for the 2024 session in Spain, the theme is "scenarios of the future". DOM supports artists by covering accommodation, travel expenses, and the cost of production materials, thus removing financial barriers and fostering an environment purely focused on creative exploration. The selection process for participants is twofold: partially by invitation and partially through an open call, which encourages a diverse mix of artists. DOM values communication and expects artists to engage with the local public through various cultural and educational programs that run concurrently with their studio work. This interaction enriches the residency experience, providing both artists and the public with valuable insights and exchanges.

Drawn to the Camino

Santiago de Compostela, Spain

Artist-led guided walking trips, mindful retreats, and walking studios on Camino de Santiago trails. Blends cultural exploration, personal reflection, artistic creation, and community in northern Spain, ending in Santiago de Compostela.

El Arreciado offers artists and creative thinkers self-funded residencies in a unique, inspirational setting immersed in nature, promoting a slow pace of life for contemplation and practice development. Stays are available from 4 days up to one month at the Casa de Artistas, open to individuals or small groups working on specific projects. Applications are welcomed via email with project ideas.

El Corralito

Terrassa, Spain

El Corralito CCA is a self-managed artistic creation center in Terrassa, Spain, founded in by young creators to support emerging artists through residency programs focused on contemporary art research and production. It offers short-term (1 month), medium-term (3 months), and long-term (6 months) residencies in the shared 230m² 'El Galliner' space, prioritizing artists aged 18-35 from Terrassa or Barcelona province, with disciplines including visual arts like painting, drawing, design, fashion, photography, and audiovisuals. Residents engage in a creative community, present their work, and access support from the organization's network.

El Mirador de Akasha is a self-managed artist residency founded in by artists Daniela S. Checa and María Salmerón in Granada, Spain, welcoming international artists to share their work with locals in the Albaicín neighborhood. It provides a large shared workshop with a ceramic kiln, eight individual bedrooms, gardens, terraces, and views of the city, Sierra Nevada, and Alhambra, promoting critical thinking, ecological awareness, and free artistic creation. The residency hosts events and workshops on creativity, bioenergetics, and therapeutic thought while offering an 'AKASHA ARTISTIC CREATION SCHOLARSHIP' that includes materials.

Espacio Lavadero

Granada, Spain

Espacio Lavadero's LAV is an international artist residency program in Granada, Spain, aimed at supporting emerging contemporary artists through creation spaces, exhibition opportunities, and community living. It provides dedicated work studios equipped with tools, internet, and amenities, alongside a central apartment with private rooms, kitchen, and terrace for up to two residents. The program fosters experimental creation in a culturally rich city near inspiring sites like the Alhambra.

Espacio Único

Cuacos De Yuste, Spain

Espacio Único is an international performing arts center located on a 1.5-hectare property in La Vera, northern Cáceres, Extremadura. It provides workspace and artist-in-residence programs for artists, musicians, and companies working in theatre, dance, circus, performance, and audiovisual arts, with facilities including a 55m² wooden-floored performance space and accommodation for up to 11 people.

Espronceda Institute of Art & Culture

Barcelona, Spain

Espronceda Institute of Art & Culture in Barcelona offers an Artist in Residence program launched in , providing stays of 2 to 12 weeks for internationally recognized and high-potential artists in a multidisciplinary environment. Residents receive private/shared studios, accommodation, and culminate their stay with a public exhibition, artist talk, and international networking support, for a fee of 950 EUR per month. The program fosters creative exchange across visual arts, new media, and more, with facilities including galleries and multimedia spaces.

Filou, casa-jardín

Belmonte de San José 44642, Spain

Filou, casa-jardín is an artist residency program in Belmonte de San José, Spain, aimed at bringing art to the village, attracting interesting people, and providing artists with an inspiring place to work. It offers accommodation in a peaceful house surrounded by a wild garden, a spacious studio, and blank walls for creative projects. The program includes pop-up residencies, such as one in May , emphasizing a serene valley environment among pines, almond, and olive trees.

Fundación Valparaíso - Mojácar Residency

Mojácar, Spain

Fundación Valparaíso - Mojácar Residency is an artist residency program located in the picturesque village of Mojácar on Spain's Costa de Almería, offering secluded studios in a restored 19th-century farmhouse for international artists seeking inspiration in a serene, natural environment. It supports a wide range of disciplines including visual arts, writing, and performance, providing private accommodations and workspaces for periods typically lasting one to three months. The program emphasizes uninterrupted creative time amidst stunning desert and sea landscapes.

Hey Human!

Barcelona, Spain

Hey Human! is a nonprofit artists-in-residence program in Barcelona, providing a creative space for digital artists, musicians, writers, and other professionals to explore the intersection of data and art. The residency offers a two-month stay for four artists, including shared accommodation, a workspace, weekly sessions with DDS research team members, and a small event to present residency outcomes. The 2024 program focuses on the theme “New Data Languages,” encouraging projects that critically engage with data visualization, ethical data practices, and innovative storytelling. Supported by the Goethe Institute, the residency is open to applicants from Creative Europe countries. Selected artists are expected to develop and publish their projects online, participate in a final presentation, and engage with the local community.

IDENSITAT

Barcelona, Spain

IDENSITAT is a multidisciplinary arts project focused on impacting the public sphere through creative proposals related to place and territory in their spatial, temporal, and social dimensions. It incorporates various projects, actions, and interventions, expanding into different places and contexts. The organization promotes creative strategies that combine research, production, cultural management, education, and communication. By fostering collaborative dynamics, IDENSITAT connects contemporary artistic practices with other disciplines to develop mechanisms for engaging with specific social spaces. The project highlights the active role of art in social contexts and its capacity to disseminate cultural content widely. IDENSITAT offers a variety of residency programs throughout the year, providing artists with opportunities to engage deeply with local contexts, explore thematic concepts, and create impactful, socially engaged art projects.

IRB Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain

IRB Barcelona's Artist in Residence Programme connects artists interested in interdisciplinary science with researchers, data, and infrastructure at the Institute for Research in Biomedicine, fostering free exchange of ideas and inspiration for both artists and scientists. The residency lasts up to three consecutive months on IRB Barcelona premises in , providing a €5000 grant (VAT excluded) for fees, materials, and travel, along with full member status, access to scientists and facilities, and visibility through IRB channels. Artists must create and exhibit artwork based entirely on the residency within one year.

Isla de Crear

Úbeda, Spain

Isla de Crear is a creative center located in Úbeda, Andalusia, Spain, that offers artist residencies for creatives from various disciplines. The center encourages exploration and creation outside of commercial constraints, based on the principles of the Fantasism manifesto. Residencies are available for 4, 6, or 8 weeks, with start dates in April and August. Participants receive private en-suite bedrooms and access to shared living spaces and multiple workspaces, including studios for dance, woodworking, and metalworking. The program emphasizes experimentation and interdisciplinary collaboration, with no requirement for a final exhibition or performance. A participation fee of €250 per week covers accommodation and utilities.

La Central del Circ

Barcelona, Spain

La Central del Circ is a space for creation, research, training, rehearsal and ongoing education intended for professional artists in the circus arts of all backgrounds and disciplines. Part of Barcelona City Council's Creation Factories network, it supports artistic projects in creation, management, production and diffusion while promoting interrelationship through local, national and international networks.

La Escocesa

Barcelona, Spain

La Escocesa is an artist-led contemporary visual arts organization and residency space located in Barcelona, Spain. Managed collectively by the artists’ association ‘Associació d’Idees EMA’, it focuses on supporting artists and cultural agents by providing workspaces and resources for the development of their projects. The center offers long-term residencies aimed at visual artists and researchers, emphasizing community participation and collective management. Operating in an old textile factory, La Escocesa is recognized for its commitment to feminist and inclusive practices. The organization collaborates with local and international art centers to promote artistic research, experimentation, and sustainable institutional practices. La Escocesa provides over 30 resident artists with studios, technical equipment, and common spaces. Additionally, the center engages in public programming, open calls, and training opportunities to foster artistic development. Through its intersectional and cooperative approach, La Escocesa aims to build a supportive and dynamic community for contemporary visual arts.

La Pedrada de Noemi

Canary Island, Spain

La Pedrada de Noemi is an artist residency program located in a rehabilitated old house in a rural environment in Agüimes, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain, created as a space for artistic creation, workshops, and cultural activities. It does not offer grants or stipends to resident artists but can assist in seeking external funding, and seeks collaborative artists for projects like those presented at the 'Three Continents' theatre festival.

La Térmica - Creators

Malaga, Spain

La Térmica - Creators is an annual artist residency program at the Contemporary Culture Center of the Provincial Council of Malaga, Spain, supporting six emerging plastic, visual, and multidisciplinary artists with workspaces, accommodation, meals, and financial stipends to develop projects over typically 2-4 months. Residents collaborate on public presentations, studio openings, and a final group exhibition, with requirements to donate a work to the center's collection and submit reports. The program, running since , fosters international talent through open calls and partnerships like BIENALSUR.

LEA (Lab of Experimental Art)

Madrid, Spain

LEA (Lab of Experimental Art) is a cutting-edge cultural organization located in Madrid, Spain, dedicated to creating a sustainable, authentic, and kind world of art. LEA provides a dynamic and collaborative environment where artists can push the boundaries of their creative practices. The organization offers two types of residency programs: Stays, which allow artists to share workspace in a rotating schedule over a minimum of six months, and Full-Time Residencies, offering a dedicated workspace for three months for artists needing intensive work hours. LEA supports its artists through a 200-square-meter facility equipped with specialized labs, a gallery for experimentation, a library, and a living/meeting room. The program emphasizes professional growth, offering workshops, mentorship, and opportunities for exhibitions and networking with galleries, museums, and patrons. LEA is committed to inclusivity and offers grants and discounts to emerging artists under 35, helping to make participation accessible to a broader range of creatives. Through its residency programs, LEA fosters an environment that encourages experimentation, collaboration, and the re-evaluation of artistic practices.

MACBA Study Center

Barcelona, Spain

The MACBA Study Center, part of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona (MACBA), offers residencies for researchers, artists, academic professors, and professionals specializing in contemporary art and culture, providing access to its extensive library and archive resources. Residencies last 1-3 months, extendable to 6 months for individuals, with group residencies up to 10 months, and include dedicated study spaces, staff support, and opportunities for public presentations. Applications are open year-round via email to psi@macba.cat, targeting those with higher education or equivalent experience in relevant fields.

Mas Palou

El Pla del Penedes, Spain

Mas Palou Art Residency, active since , invites artists and collectives of all disciplines to El Pla del Penedes, Spain, for immersive creative development inspired by the Mediterranean landscape and estate. Residents stay in guesthouses for around 9-10 days, fostering community and projects amid vineyards and nature. The program hosts up to 7 artists, culminating in public Open Studios events like the one on March 7, .

Nau Côclea

Camallera, Alt Empordà, Girona, Spain

Nau Côclea is a Contemporary Art Center founded in 1996 in Camallera, Alt Empordà, Girona, Spain, offering artist residencies for performing and visual artists, researchers, and writers focused on research, production, and presentation of contemporary art projects in collaboration with the local community. Residencies provide accommodation in a small rural house for up to 4 artists, access to studio/workshop spaces, office/library, and support, with stays typically ranging from 7 days to 3 months. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary work, including sound art, visual arts, audiovisual, circus, and research, often culminating in public presentations.

Nectar

Near Vilanova de Sau, Spain

Nectar, nestled in the Les Guilleries Natural Park in north Catalonia, offers a residency program within a tranquil, forested environment. This program caters to artists and creatives at various career stages, promoting community-based living and working experiences. It features specialized residencies like the Artist Family Residency, supporting artists with families by providing accommodations, meals, and creative workshops for children. Additionally, Nectar's Artist Residency CICLES focuses on site-specific works and includes a long-term mentoring program. The residencies blend professional development with immersive nature experiences, fostering creativity in a rural setting.

PACA_Proyectos Artísticos Casa Antonino

Gijón, Spain

PACA_Proyectos Artísticos Casa Antonino is an artist-run space founded in by Virginia Lopez in a rural farmhouse near Gijón, Spain, focusing on contemporary art, environmental practices, community engagement, and artistic education through international residency programs. Residencies emphasize site-specific interventions that foster connections with the local community, landscape, history, and territory, promoting cultural, social, and environmental interpretations. The program provides workspace, housing in the traditional Casa Antonino farmhouse, and support including logistics, networking, curatorial feedback, and public presentations.

Pico del Pañuelo

Madrid, Spain

Colonia del Pico del Pañuelo is a historic triangular workers' housing complex in Madrid's Arganzuela district, built 1927-1930 by architect Fernando de Escondrillas. Features 74 buildings with ~1585 small apartments near Matadero Madrid. Previously hosted artist residencies (now closed).

Ras de Terra is an independent, eco-conscious cultural center and artist residency located in the rural region of La Vera, Spain. Founded by Mónica Sánchez-Robles and Juan Urquiola, it serves as a space where artists and creatives can immerse themselves in nature while working on diverse projects. Situated in a rehabilitated tobacco dryer on 5 hectares of land, Ras de Terra promotes sustainability through solar energy and regenerative agriculture, offering artists a chance to engage with the environment in a meaningful way. The residency fosters both local and international exchange, and it encourages projects addressing rural issues, climate change, and sustainability. Open to artists across various disciplines, the residency emphasizes community, collaboration, and creativity in an inspiring rural setting. Accommodation and workspace are provided, with flexible durations ranging from one week to one month, and the center supports residents in seeking external funding.

Residencia de Estudiantes

Madrid, Spain

The Residencia de Estudiantes in Madrid is a historic cultural center founded in 1910 that hosts nearly 3,000 researchers, artists, and professionals annually for interdisciplinary exchange, debate, and creation through events like lectures, exhibitions, and concerts. It has accommodated luminaries such as Salvador Dalí, Federico García Lorca, and Luis Buñuel, and continues to offer short-term stays, typically less than a week, in 90 rooms. The residency promotes critical thinking via interactions among residents from diverse fields and visiting intellectuals.

Rural Hackers Residency

Ponte Caldeas, Spain

Rural Hackers Residencies in Ponte Caldelas, Galicia, Spain, foster artistic projects shaped by rural life, slowness, community, and collaboration at Anceu Coliving. 1-month stays include housing, mentoring, network support, and project development for rural revitalization via arts, tech, and creativity.

Tangent Projects

Barcelona, Spain

Tangent Projects is a curatorial initiative and independent artspace in Barcelona, Spain, offering studio residencies to emerging and mid-career national and international artists for site-responsive exhibitions and projects. Residencies typically last 3 months (sometimes up to 6 months), providing 24-hour studio access, communal spaces like relaxing rooms, reading rooms, and a common kitchen, with suggestions for accommodation but no housing or stipend provided. The program encourages experimentation and digressions in artistic practice across various media, including exhibitions, performances, and publications.

Taula de Cultura

St Esteve de Palautordera, Spain

Taula de Cultura is a non-profit cultural association in Sant Esteve de Palautordera that promotes participation, creation, and dissemination of culture in the Baix Montseny territory. The organization offers artist residencies in research, creation, and production across various creative disciplines, providing workspace for periods of time (minimum 2 days) and connecting creators' activities with other spaces of creation and production.

The Foundry

Bravos, Spain

The Foundry is a non-profit artist residency in Bravos, Spain, offering open programs throughout the year to provide a space for individuals to work on their projects, host member-organized events, and promote self-sufficiency outside institutional funding. It features facilities for music, visual arts, metalwork, clay, and other materials, with 12 bedrooms, six bathrooms, a professional kitchen, large rooms, and a field for tents in a valley surrounded by a river and forest. Residents have access to a car, bike, WiFi, and nearby groceries in Viveiro, with pets allowed outside.

The Unifiedfield

Cádiz, Spain

The Unifiedfield is an independent, artist-run organization focusing on experimental aspects of sound, video, and performance art, offering residencies in unique locations. It launched a residency program in in Castellar de la Frontera, Cádiz, Spain, hosting four international artists in a medieval home within Los Alcornocales Natural Park for about one month. Previously, it operated residencies in Granada's Albayzín, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, and nomadically in the Philippines.

Tramoia Cultura

Cardedeu, Spain

Tramoia Cultura is an artist residency program associated with Barcelona City of Literature, offering accommodations with three individual bedrooms each featuring a private bathroom and work area, plus shared spaces like a kitchen-dining room. It supports literary and artistic projects, including events like LAVIRAL Escola Radical d'Arts i Ciències with residencies at locations such as Centre Art i Natura Farrera. The program engages in book crafts, literature travels, poetry readings, and drama tournaments.

ZAWP LAb

Bilbao, Spain

ZAWP LAb is a space for research, artistic creation, and production located in a post-industrial area of Bilbao that operates as part of the Zorrotzaurre Art Work in Progress project. The residency welcomes artists for stays ranging from one week to three months, providing workspace, accommodation, and opportunities for experimentation and knowledge sharing within a converted warehouse complex.