News & Events

Celebrating Excellence: Kathrine Nedrejord’s Nomination for the Nordic Council’s Literature Prize

Norwegian author Kathrine Nedrejord, who played a vital role in our Deconfining Project during the Bodø2024 Writers’ Residency, has been nominated for the prestigious Nordic Council’s Literature Prize!

The Second DECONFINING Partner Forum

The forum brought together 28 members, representatives of partners and participating organizations, and provided an opportunity for everyone to get to know each other better,  laying the foundation for successful future cooperation.

Selected Artists for Deconfining’s 2024 Residencies in Poland and Tanzania

The ART TRANSPARENT Foundation (Wrocław) and Nafasi Art Space (Dar es Salaam, Tanzania) decided on six individuals who will soon be visiting these respective countries, participating in research residencies, and creating new works in the field of video art.

Participate in our Questionnaire for a Valuable Training Opportunity

Are you interested in honing your proposal writing skills within the field of art? We are offering an educational opportunity that combines learning with a chance to contribute to the arts community.

Local Encounters for Intercontinental Exchange

The first DECONFINING Conference at the Goethe-Institut Madrid will focus on the territorial and spatial nuance of the confinement pattern from the point of view of the African and EU/ropean Relations.

Open Call For Artistic Residencies In Poland And Tanzania

We are looking for video artists to participate in research residencies and develop new moving image works.

Artists’ Mobility In / Connected To Africa: Realities, Challenges and Positive Practices 

The first results of the Visas: Mobility from African Countries to Schengen Countries will be shared at the Prague Quadrennial on 14 June 2023.

Call for Submissions: Narratives of Closeness and Distance from Central-Estern Europe and South-Eastern Africa

Have Your Say! Visas: Mobility from African Countries to Schengen Countries

Are you a host organization, cultural venue, festival, residency place, concert hall or other based in a Schengen country and have encountered visa problems and/or refusals in the past, specifically for artists and cultural professionals from African countries? Please share your experience with us.