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LiTE-HAUS offers an intensive artist residency program and exhibition in September for artists to expand and improve their practice in a serene and professional environment in the heart of Berlin's vibrant art scene. Conducted in English. Open to artists of all ages and career stages — from students to established artists. The program includes work stations, guidance, critique, connection with art professionals, insight into the inner workings of a culture space, and working directly with the program team leaders. Open to international artists, not just Berlin residents. Lodging is available at LiTE-HAUS (two private rooms with shared bathroom and kitchen; rooms serve as both studio and sleeping quarters, converted into exhibition space at residency end). Travel expenses are the artist's responsibility. Self-guided residency; artists may work off-site or at LiTE-HAUS. Residency artists have the opportunity to present work in a short group exhibition at the end (participation not required). Program costs: Berlin artists €400; no lodging €800; with lodging €2,200.
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Jul 24, 202611:59 PM UTCCloses Jul 24, 2026
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Jul 24, 202611:59 PM UTCCloses Jul 24, 2026
This program is no longer accepting applications.
Non-profit gallery / space · Berlin, Germany · 5 programs
Fee-based residency (no financial compensation). Program costs: Berlin artists €400; no lodging €800; with lodging €2,200. Application is free.
Studio
Work stations provided at LiTE-HAUS. Rooms also serve as studio space. Self-guided residency — artists encouraged to work at the space but may also work off-site.
Housing
Two private rooms with shared bathroom and kitchen available at LiTE-HAUS (included in the €2,200 with-lodging option). Rooms serve as both studio and sleeping quarters, converted into exhibition space at residency end. Housing is optional — artists without housing pay €800; local Berlin artists pay €400.
Mentorship
Guidance, critique, and direct collaboration with program team leaders. Connection with art professionals and insight into the inner workings of a culture space.
Mentorship details
Guidance, critique, and direct collaboration with program team leaders. Connection with art professionals and insight into the inner workings of a culture space.
Open to international artists of all ages and career stages. Not restricted to Berlin residents. Residency conducted in English.
Applications close
Jul 24, 202611:59 PM UTC
Program begins
Sep 8, 2026Through Sep 21, 2026
Non-profit gallery / space · Berlin, Germany
A Berlin non-profit gallery connecting communities through art and cross-cultural dialogue.