OVERVIEW

The Brooks International Fellowship Programme is hosted by the Delfina Foundation in partnership with Tate, based in London, UK.

Duration: 23 June – 7 December 2025

Format: Full-time residential fellowship in London, providing studio space, mentorship, and networking opportunities.

Focus: Supports emerging and mid-career artists from around the world to develop research-driven practices, engage with London’s cultural ecosystem, and participate in international exchanges.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

• Open to artists of any nationality who are at a mid-career stage or emerging but with an established practice.
• Artists working across all disciplines, including visual arts, performance, sound, film, and interdisciplinary practices.
• Fellows must be able to relocate to London for the full residency period.
• Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to research, experimentation, and dialogue with other fellows and London-based cultural organizations.

APPLICATION PROCESS

• Online Application: Submit via Delfina Foundation’s open call portal.
• Required Materials: Artist CV / biography
• Statement of intent or project proposal (250–500 words)
• Portfolio of recent work (images, videos, or documentation relevant to your practice)
• References or letters of recommendation may be requested (optional)
• Selection: Shortlisted candidates may be invited for interviews with the selection committee.
• Notification: Successful applicants are notified well in advance of the residency start date.

BENEFITS

• Studio space in London for the full residency duration.
• Living allowance and support for travel to London (specific amounts communicated upon selection).
• Mentorship and professional development: Access to one-on-one mentoring sessions, workshops, and talks with leading practitioners and curators.
• Networking and exposure: Opportunities to engage with London’s cultural institutions, peer-to-peer learning, and potential exhibitions or public presentations.
• Research support: Access to Delfina’s library, archives, and collaborative programs.

Application Deadline: 30 January 2025, 17:00 GMT.

Residency Period: 23 June – 7 December 2025.