Visual Arts Residencies in Prague

Akropolis Palac

Prague, Czech Republic

Akropolis Palac, also known as Palác Akropolis, is a historic cultural venue in Prague's Žižkov district, established in 1927 and revived as a hub for independent culture since the late 20th century, hosting over 900 events annually including music, theatre, dance, contemporary circus, exhibitions, workshops, and festivals.[2][3][4]

Bubec Sculpture Studio

Prague, Czech Republic

Studio Bubec, founded in in Prague's Řeporyje district, is an artist cooperative offering residencies for visual artists (up to 8), equipped for sculpture with metal, wood, stone tools (up to 3T lift). Hosts exhibitions, workshops, performances; calm setting near nature and city center.

Garage Gallery is an independent space in Prague for contemporary art exhibitions and international artist residencies (-). Offers furnished housing for up to 2, stipend, and culminates in a final exhibition.

Neiro Association for Expanding Arts

Prague, Czech Republic

The Neiro Association for Expanding Arts offers multidisciplinary artist residencies in Prague's Vršovice neighborhood, providing residential and studio space to artists from all disciplines and career stages for project development and introduction to the Czech art scene through local meetings. Residencies culminate in a public output like exhibitions, performances, or screenings after a minimum of 4 weeks, with production support for implementation and networking. The program emphasizes collaborations between Czech, European, and Japanese artists, fostering music, visual, and literary creation in an inspiring courtyard environment.

Petrohradská kolektiv z.s.

Prague, Czech Republic

Petrohradská kolektiv z.s. is an artist-run initiative in Prague, Czechia, founded in , offering an international Artist in Residence (AiR) program since for active artists, creators, curators, and theorists seeking independence, space, and technical support for their projects. The program fosters artistic dialogue, cultural exchange, networking, and experiments in a multi-genre cultural center, with residents showcasing work in the Jedna Dva Tři Gallery. It provides accommodation, shared studios, technical support, limited travel/material coverage up to 200€, and opportunities for collaboration.

Studio PRÁM in Prague, Czechia, offers an Artist-in-Residence program for international visual artists, providing a livable studio with shared facilities, workshops for wood and metal, and an 8-week stay in periods like April-May . Residents benefit from opportunities for interaction with local artists, culminating in a final exhibition with curatorial and promotional support.