International Opportunity: Davik Artist-in-Residence (Norway)
Deadline: Applications close late May 2026 (Prepare your portfolio now).
THE LIGHTHOUSE
International Opportunity: Davik Artist-in-Residence (Norway)
The Project: > The Davik International Residency is seeking sculptors and makers for their 2026 programme. Located in the breathtaking landscape of Davik, Norway, this residency is designed for artists who want to create work in response to nature and isolation.
The Support (Fully Funded):
Travel: International travel costs covered.
Housing: Private accommodation provided.
Studio: Large-scale workshop space suitable for sculpture and heavy fabrication.
Stipend: A monthly living allowance is provided to the selected artist.
The Vibe: This is a "Lighthouse" favourite. It’s for the artist who needs to step away from the noise to focus on their craft. If your work is inspired by raw materials and the natural world, this is a career-defining move.
How to Apply: > Applications require a portfolio of recent work and a short proposal for a project you would like to develop while in Norway.
Deadline: Applications close late May 2026 (Prepare your portfolio now).
🔗 The Opportunity Links:
Organization Website: Artcom Expo International (This is where they host their residency and exhibition calls).
Official Video/Announcement: Koke Dorado Residency - Davik 2026 (This video shows the current 2026 residency cycle and the vibe of the gallery/studio space).
📝 Application Details:
Because this is an "Association-led" residency, they typically accept applications via email after an expression of interest.
Location: Artcom Expo Gallery, Davik, Norway.
Contact/Submission: They generally request a PDF portfolio and CV sent to their coordination team.
Official Contact Email: artcomexpo@gmail.com (Note: It is always best to check their Wix site or the description of their recent YouTube videos for the most current portal link).
"This residency is a curated experience. When applying, focus your portfolio on your most 'raw' and 'natural' sculptural work to catch the eye of the Artcom Expo jury."
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