Free Artist Residencies in Hong Kong
2 residencies
2 fully funded residencies in Hong Kong cover both housing and a stipend.
International Writers’ Workshop (IWW) Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR China
The International Writers’ Workshop (IWW) at Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU), founded in , is a self-funded, non-profit program that invites international writers for a four-week residency each spring, culminating in a themed Literary Festival. It has hosted over 150 writers from more than 55 countries, fostering cultural exchange through activities with students, local writers, and the community. Eligible writers must have at least one published book, reside outside Hong Kong, and command English or Chinese.
No Discipline Limited
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR China
No Discipline Limited curates 'Something Foreign,' an interdisciplinary international artist residency program in Hong Kong that promotes cross-cultural exchange by bringing unfamiliar ideas, practices, and cultures to the local arts community. It features two seasons annually (Spring in April/May and Autumn in October/November), hosting 1-2 artists for 4-6 weeks with performative presentations, experience sharing, and collaborations with local practitioners. The program provides comprehensive support including round-trip flights, accommodation, living and research allowances, studio space, and networking assistance.
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Frequently asked questions
Are there free artist residencies in Hong Kong?
Yes. Fully funded residencies in Hong Kong provide both accommodation and a stipend at no cost to the artist.
How competitive are free residencies in Hong Kong?
Free residencies tend to be competitive. A strong portfolio and clear project proposal will strengthen your application.
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