Presenting Villa Albertine’s 2027 Residencies
From January through December 2027, Villa Albertine will host 50 exploratory residencies, lasting one to three months, across the United States. These residencies will support creators, researchers, and cultural professionals pursuing original projects in the fields of arts and ideas. Four calls for applications will be offered: General Call, Crafts & Design, Classical Music, and Arts in the Age of AI.
Open to a range of fields, disciplines, and candidates from a variety of nationalities, we invite you to explore the calls below and join our 2027 cohort today!
Villa Albertine is an institution of the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs.
This residency program is designed and run by Villa Albertine, an institution of the Embassy of France in the United States, supported by the French government and the Albertine Foundation. It falls under the authority of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, with support from the Ministry of Culture. The program benefits from the support of the Societe Generale Foundation as the major patron of the residencies, as well as the Fondation Bettencourt Schueller for the Craft and Design residencies, Fidji Simo for the Artificial Intelligence residencies, the Ford Foundation, the Recanati-Kaplan Foundation for the Recanati-Kaplan Prize, the Florence Gould Foundation for literary exchanges, the Engie Foundation, Judith Pisar for the Pisar Prize, Catherine and Mamadou-Abou Sarr for the Sarr Prize, and various institutional partners.