Research centre for the development of the ceramic arts invites international ceramic artists for residencies of between one and six months. Access to a variety of kilns, studio facilities and on-site accommodation. Artists must pay all travel, accommodation, materials, firing and subsistence costs.

The aim of the Nordic Culture Fund is to support a broad spectrum of cultural cooperations between the Nordic countries. The Nordic Culture Fund awards about 25 million Danish kroner (DKK) every year to cultural projects in the Nordic Region or Nordic projects taking place outside the region. The projects that are granted and have been granted support reflect the entire cultural life, and includes everything from visual art, theatre, music, and dance, to literature and new media. Education, research, and transsectorial projects are also included under what may also be eligible for support from the Fund can support, though such projects must have a clear connection with to art and culture. The projects that can receive support from the Fund must include at least three Nordic countries or autonomous areas (the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and the Aland Islands) in order to be eligible for support from the Fund.

Overgaden has for more than two decades been among the leading non-profit exhibition spaces for contemporary art in Copenhagen. To a large extent the exhibition programme remains based on applications from artists and curators, largely from Denmark but also from further afield. Open: Tuesday-Sunday 1-5pm, Thursday 1-8pm

In order to apply for a residency at SAIR you must be a professional working artist, curator or artist group. The stay will then be one or two months between April - October of the eyar after the deadline. The visiting artists will be offered free accomodation and a studio at the Sølyst Castle, plus free acces to the workshops and a monthly fee of 1,342 euro. A contribution is expected in form of work or it can be a talk, a show or a workshop.