Past Residencies

CROWD - international dance exchange is a collaborative network of dance organisations, which seeks to support dance artists who engage with communities as part of their practice.

German writer, Kristin Höller joined a group of 14 European writers to collaborate during a creative retreat with Literature Wales in May 2025. The retreat focused on themes of ecology, the climate emergency, and community with a specific emphasis on minority languages and dialects, culminating with a presentation at Hay Festival as well as in London.
 

This residency invites two journalists from European countries to investigate, question, debate and reflect on the impact of Brexit on the British civil society.

 

February marks the start of this year’s Spinnerei residency, Goethe-Institut’s collaboration with Leipzig International Art Programme to bring together artists from Scotland, Scandinavia and Germany.

With the AI Residency Programme we aim to initiate both a dialogue between art and technology and a dialogue reaching beyond the borders of European countries. The programme aims to promote artistic access to developments in the field of artificial intelligence.

Consisting of three online artist residencies, this programme generates an interdisciplinary discourse between artists and partners around the topic of Artificial Intelligence.
 

The joint residency programme offered emerging and mid-career artists to live and work in London, providing an environment that encouraged experimentation, critical discourse and the exchange of ideas through practice. 

Selected artists work with the V&A’s collection exploring a particular topic in this design residency of two to six months.
 

This three-month long residency offers artists working with the moving image to investigate LUX’s collection in London and Glasgow.

 

Since its inception in 2013, the collaboration between the Goethe-Institut London and SPACE supports artists and projects who explore the critical application of emerging technologies and digitalisation. 
 

Find out more about our previous artists in residence and their practice in our selection of video interviews.