Chhaap: Baroda printmaking workshop was set up in 1999. Chhaap offers a residency program to printmakers in between September to March for 1 week to one month. Visiting artist can give lecture and conduct short workshop on any medium of printmaking. Housing and studio are 600 USD per one month, payable in Indian rupees. Need to confirm payment prior to 3 months from date of occupying the studio (charges are subject to change). Other expenses to be borne by the artists. 

The Akademi has been set up to encourage and promote study and research in the field of painting, sculpture architecture and the applied arts and to promote cooperation amongst artists and art associations. It supports a library, archives, conservation laboratory and offers scholarships and financial assistance to talented young artists.

Khoj International Artists Workshop is an artist led, alternative space for experimentation and international exchange based in India. KHOJ sees its role as an incubator for art and ideas, artistic exchange and dialogue in the visual arts. Particularly interested in media art, performance, video, environmental, public and community based art, sound and other experimental modes of cultural production. They regularly hold international residencies.

Sarai is a coalition of researchers and practitioners committed to developing a model of research-practice that is public and creative, in which multiple voices express and render themselves in a variety of forms. Practices range from art practice to publication, academic research to setting up of media labs and creative practices in disadvantaged neighbourhoods of the city. Open Place section of their website invites interaction and blurs the line between artist and public. Submissions in the form of still photographs, sound works, multi media works can be sent via email. They also host a small number of residencies with international artists.

Tasara provides an artist in residence program for artists, for a fee of 800 Euros per month.The fee of 800Euro for one month's training / artist- in-residence includes supplies worth 50 Euro, food, accommodation (twin based), individual looms and weaving lessons. Tasara provides training in weaving, dyeing (chemical and natural printing and batik) for both beginners and advanced and participants will have chance to experience and explore the lifestyle and flavor of the local culture. An advance of 100 Euro is required on registration.

Bengaluru Artist Residency One (BAR1) is a non-profit exchange programme by artists for artists to foster the local, Indian and international mutual exchange of ideas and experiences through guest residencies in Bangalore. The international residency is open to all artists from different backgrounds and with varied interests and projects. BAR1 hosts about 3 international artists during the months of January - June and October – December. Residencies last from three months to six. International artists need to be able to cover all the costs. Artists are advised to seek funding.

Arts Reverie is run as a centre for arts professionals. It fosters creative thinking and international exchanges, and offers space to work and present new ideas. Studios for residency need to be rented.

The Promising Artist Award has been instituted by ART India, the premier art magazine in the country, in collaboration with the Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The aim of the award is to encourage young artists to pursue their art practices and to develop their independent ways of addressing social issues through their works; the award also hopes to facilitate a public interface with developments in contemporary Indian art.

Linked to the Art Alive Foundation, a private trust that aims to support the creation of contemporary work in the visual arts, performing arts, new media and literature.

The All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society (AIFACS) is an independent arts organisation founded in Delhi in 1928. AIFACS organises art exhibitions and grants awards to artists across the country.

Arts centre dedicated to performing arts.

Religare Arts Initiative's residency program works in conjunction with Indian and international galleries, collectors, museums and Religare Arts Initiative's own group of collaborators who will serve as artistic directors and guide artists to take advantage of repositories of art and craft traditions. Arts-i is their art gallery.