Delfina Foundation Residency
About this opportunity
Delfina Foundation hosts thematic residency seasons in its Victoria townhouse in London, bringing together artists, curators, and writers to explore pressing cultural questions. Each season is organised around a specific theme, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and public engagement through exhibitions, talks, and performances.
Application tips
Align your application closely with the current season's theme. Delfina values socially engaged, research-driven practices and cross-cultural exchange, particularly between the UK and the Global South.
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