Akademie Schloss Solitude Web Residency
About this opportunity
Akademie Schloss Solitude runs several Web Residency calls per year, inviting artists, designers, hackers, and researchers who use digital space as their primary medium. Each residency lasts between four and eight weeks and is conducted fully online; participants receive a 1,200 Euro stipend. The residencies are thematically structured, with each call responding to a specific provocation or question about digital culture. Call N° 22 (2026), titled 'Ignore All Previous Instructions', opened in July 2026.
Application tips
Each call is thematic and calls for artists whose practice responds directly to the stated provocation. Check the Akademie Schloss Solitude website regularly for new open calls.
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