Camargo Fellowship 2027–2028: For Artists, Scholars and Thinkers
Application deadline: 1 October 2026, 23:59 CET / 17:59 EST
Residency period: 8 September–17 November 2027 or 23 February–4 May 2028
Duration: 10 weeks
Location: Camargo Foundation, Cassis, France
Number of fellowships: 14 (7 for artists and 7 for scholars and thinkers)
Stipend: €350 per week (€3,500 in total)
Travel funding: Basic return transportation to and from Cassis covered; advance-booked economy airfare covered where applicable
Accommodation: Furnished apartment with a fully equipped kitchen provided
Facilities: Reference library, music/conference room, open-air theatre, artist’s studio with darkroom, and composer’s studio with piano
The Camargo Foundation invites applications for the 2027–2028 edition of its flagship residency programme. Established in 1971 by Jerome Hill, the Camargo Fellowship has supported more than 1,500 residents worldwide.
The programme offers established and mid-career artists, scholars and thinkers from diverse backgrounds a 10-week residency dedicated to research, experimentation and reflection. Residencies will take place in autumn 2027 and spring 2028.
Fellowship
The Camargo Fellowship provides residents with the time, setting and conditions needed to undertake independent and rigorous creative or research-based work.
The programme aims to foster exchange across different fields of knowledge while supporting a wide range of practices, perspectives, research themes and creative approaches.
Applicants should consult the programme guidelines for full information about:
- Eligibility requirements
- Residency dates and duration
- Stipends
- Accommodation and working conditions
- Application and selection procedures
Important Changes to the Application Process
The Camargo Foundation has announced that this will, until further notice, be the final Camargo Fellowship selected through a public open call.
Beginning in July 2027, the Foundation plans to introduce a new selection process that will no longer be based on an open call. The change is intended to broaden the diversity of residents and welcome a wider range of practices, perspectives and research interests.
Artists, scholars and thinkers interested in undertaking a residency in autumn 2027 or spring 2028 are therefore strongly encouraged to apply through the current call.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted through the Camargo Foundation’s online application platform.
