Dublin City Council Artist Residency Programme

The Dublin City Council Arts Office invites applications for the “2027 Residential Scheme,” offering artists and arts organizations the opportunity to engage in a year-long residency in Dublin. Open to both Irish and international artists, this residency aims to enhance artistic innovation, community engagement, and cultural exchange. Applications close on 4 November 2026. The Residential Artists’ Studio Open Call 2027 is designed to support artists by providing them with time and space to develop their creative practices in Dublin’s dynamic urban environment. The residency encourages artists to explore the city’s social, cultural, and physical fabric, promoting collaboration and cultural dialogue. The residency supports diverse disciplines, encouraging artists to create new work that engages with Dublin’s urban environment. Priority is given to projects fostering community interaction and cultural dialogue. This residency provides artists with a unique chance to immerse themselves in Dublin’s vibrant artistic community. It offers a conducive environment for experimentation, collaboration, and the development of new artworks, enriching both the artists and the local community. For detailed guidelines and further information, visit Dublin City Arts Office or contact via email at artsoffice@dublincity.ie or phone at 01 222 5455. How much does the residency cost? Rent is set at €750 per month for each residency property. Who can apply for the residency? The residency is open to both Irish and international artists and arts organizations. What are the residency locations? Residency spaces are located in Hampstead Park, St Patrick’s Park, and Temple Bar in Dublin, Ireland. What is the application deadline?

Applications must be submitted by 12: 00 PM on 4 November 2026.

Is the residency wheelchair accessible? Albert Cottages and St. Patrick’s Lodge are accessible, but Wooden Bridges is not due to the absence of a lift. Eligible applicants should review the official guidelines thoroughly and proceed with the application via the Submittable platform before the deadline. For further assistance, contact the Dublin City Arts Office directly.