Projects

Within the framework of the joint project, 8 residencies from LOORE network hosted 9 Ukrainian artists in Estonia in 2023-2024. The two-month residencies held in various Estonian creative residencies offered nine Ukrainian creatives a safe creative environment and networking opportunities. The LOORE network offered 8 scholarships that covered accommodation, material and production costs, transportation and 2 months of stipend.

The project is funded by the Nordic Culture Point (1/22 Additional funding for artist residencies to support Ukraininan Artists, project ID28661)

 

ARTISTS:
Eva Alvor (Tartu Art House)
Maria Plotnikova (KAI Art Center) 
Sophia Lenartovych (Estonian Literature Society residency)
Diana Derii (Maajaam)
Andrii Kovalevskyi (Copperleg).

Roksana Smirnova & Misha Kalinin (Arvo Pärt Center)

Oleksandr Halishchuk (MASSIA)

Oleksandra Viazinko (TYPA)  
 

Open Call for Ukrainian artists, writers, curators, critics, musicians, dancers and other cultural workers! During 2025 – 2026 members of the LOORE network will host artists through a funded residency program, giving artists the opportunity to make use of the different available opportunities of the organisations and the unique networking possibilities, such as visits, workshops, talks and programs in other locations.

 

This Open Call presents 8 different 2 month residency opportunities and a one-month residency extension opportunity from our partner. Artists are asked to apply only to the residency programs which fits their work.
 
 

APPLICATION DATES

Deadline for Applications: 28 of February 2025
Notification of all artists: 15 of March 2025

READ MORE and APPLY HERE​
 

The project is funded by the Nordic Culture Point (1/24 Additional funding for artist residencies to support Ukraininan Artists, project ID34149)

Baltic-Nordic Residency Forum aims to bring together artists in residencies networks from Estonia, Finland and Sweden. 
Residency networks LOORE, FAIRE and SWAN aim to build up a long-term network and involve other Baltic and Nordic residency networks in it.  

The project aims to achieve a dual goal: to assist Estonian, Finnish, and Swedish networks of creative residencies in developing sustainable organizational work models and to establish a collaboration platform for organizers of artist-in-residence programs in these countries, promoting the sharing of best practices, facilitating exchanges, and stimulating collaborations within the Nordic-Baltic region.