Residencies & Workshops
Since 2019, residencies and studio programmes have been a cornerstone of AHC’s mission to support artistic development and production. The programmes provide artists with time, space and a platform to dedicate themselves to research, experimentation, creating new works and building new collaborations and networks. In other words, we seek to offer the best possible professional frameworks for artistic growth, production and communication, aligning with each artist’s unique practice, needs and potential.
Below, you will find our current residency programmes, as well as information on studios and workshops.
Residencies
AHC RESIDENCY
AHC Residency is a five-month residency for professional visual artists, focusing on artistic development, knowledge sharing, and professional communities. The programme includes a studio, a fee, access to AHC’s professional workshops, as well as a programme of meetings, excursions, workshops, and Open Studios.
Next open call:
17/08/2026
Next deadline:
20/09/2026
AHC REMOTE RESIDENCY
AHC Remote Residency is Art Hub Copenhagen’s five-month residency programme for visual artists living and working in Denmark outside the capital. Like our AHC Residency, AHC Remote Residency focuses on artistic development, knowledge sharing, and professional communities. It especially caters to visual artists who do not have the opportunity to work from AHC at Thoravej 29 on a daily basis.
Next open call:
17/08/2026
Next deadline:
20/09/2026
WINTANWORKS
Wintanworks is a residency-exchange program between AHC in Denmark and the artist/curator collective blaxTARLINES KUMASI in Ghana. This programme provides two artists – one from each country – with the opportunity to ‘swap’ locations for one month, each of them thereby spending time in another art scene and another cultural environment.
FLANDERS
In collaboration with the Institute for Culture, Youth and Media in Flanders, AHC invites a Flemish artist to participate in a residency in Copenhagen each year. The residency fosters exchange between the Danish and Flemish art scenes, including network development and opportunities for further exchange between the Flemish artist and the artists and curators already affiliated with AHC.
SCIART RESIDENCY
In collaboration with the Collaborative Research Centre ISOQUANT at Heidelberg University and the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen, Art Hub Copenhagen invites artists to apply for a six-month residency exchange programme that brings together artists and quantum physicists.
