AiR programmes in Slovenia

Looking for a residency opportunity? Explore Slovenia’s international arts residency landscape through an interactive map that brings together opportunities from across the country in one place.

This interactive visualisation presents international arts residencies (AiR) in Slovenia. It brings together residency opportunities offered by public institutions, NGOs and private organisations, providing a clear overview of their geographical location, artistic focus and key characteristics. For more information about the database - see below.

Accessibility: The programme clearly provides at least basic accessibility for people with physical disabilities (e.g. wheelchair access to accommodation). For other accessibility arrangements, see the programme description.

Cost coverage: The programme covers at least part of the basic costs of the residency, typically accommodation and one additional form of support (e.g. a stipend, travel costs, production costs). For details of the support provided, see the programme description.

Family: The programme allows family members or companions to stay with the artist-in-residence. Organised childcare is generally not included unless explicitly stated in the programme description.

Sustainability: The programme includes at least two concrete sustainability measures or one systemic sustainability practice (e.g. reuse of materials, efficient use of resources, promotion of sustainable mobility).

Inclusion: The programme includes measures to promote equal opportunities and inclusive practices (e.g. adapted selection procedures, anti-discrimination principles, support for people with limited access to residencies, the inclusion of marginalised groups).

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About the project

The infographic was developed to support international artists and cultural professionals seeking AiR opportunities in Slovenia. The interactive map allows users to explore programmes by location, from urban centres to rural environments, and to identify opportunities suited to specific artistic disciplines. It also helps artists quickly find programmes that respond to their needs and priorities, whether related to accessibility, environmental sustainability, inclusion, family support or the level of financial coverage provided. At the same time, the data behind the infographic offers insight into the diversity of the Slovenian AiR ecosystem, showing how programmes differ in scale, duration and infrastructure, and how they contribute to artistic development, research, production, networking and collaboration with communities.

This infographic has been produced within the public procurement project Development and Upgrade of the Information Portals of the Ministry of Culture for the Transition to the eKultura Platform (2025–2026), implemented by Ljudmila Art and Science Laboratory in partnership with the Motovila Institute (Mateja Lazar and Nika Mušič). Learn more ...