Cité internationale des arts is primarily a residency platform rather than a conventional grantmaker, supporting international artists and cultural professionals with live/work space, stipends, and production assistance in Paris. Its programs consistently favor cross-border mobility, artistic exchange, and professional development across disciplines, with particular strength in visual arts, performance, music, cinema, writing, and interdisciplinary contemporary practice. Many opportunities are delivered through partnerships with public institutions and foundations, and several are targeted to artists from specific geographies or underrepresented regions.
Primarily invites or accepts applications for structured residency calls, usually with fixed deadlines. Support is typically in-kind plus stipends: atelier-logement, monthly living allowances, travel/visa coverage, and occasional production grants, often for 3-9 months and frequently co-funded by partner institutions.
Grants parsed from this funder's most recently published annual report.
| Recipient | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fondation Antoine de Galbert | — | 2024 | soutien à la résidence « Atelier Jean Chatelus » |
| Fondation de France | — | 2024 | soutien financier pour le programme Cultures et Création |
| Land de Berlin | — | 2024 | financement de la rénovation de deux ateliers-logements et prise en charge des prestations mensuelles et bourse de vie |
Fondation Antoine de Galbert
soutien à la résidence « Atelier Jean Chatelus »
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Fondation de France
soutien financier pour le programme Cultures et Création
Land de Berlin
financement de la rénovation de deux ateliers-logements et prise en charge des prestations mensuelles et bourse de vie
Watch for open-call windows on each residency program, as deadlines vary by partnership and geography. Eligibility is often highly specific (e.g., nationality, residence outside France, or residency in a named territory), so applicants should confirm the exact geographic requirement and discipline fit before applying. Strong applications typically show an international practice, a clear artistic project, and interest in research, exchange, or production during the Paris residency.
Current and upcoming funding from Cité internationale des arts that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to applicants under the residency call; partnership-specific eligibility likely applies.
Deadline: Application deadline: 30 August 2026
Who can apply: Applicants must meet the residency criteria for the partnership programme.
Deadline: Application deadline: 8 October 2026
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