Open Call

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026

Dot Line Space Art FoundationMumbai, India

1 December 2026 - 10 January 2027Application ends: 30 August 2026

21 July 2026

Closes: 30 August 2026

Open CallEcologies

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026 is a multidisciplinary initiative conceived by Dot Line Space Art Foundation that seeks to foster artistic engagement with issues surrounding water, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness. The project aims to create meaningful dialogue between contemporary artistic practices and ecological concerns through research-based and site-responsive approaches.

The programme will be presented across two venues in 2026 and will bring together artists, researchers, collectives, and communities through a series of research activities, installations, and exhibitions.

Artists working across all mediums are encouraged to apply, including individual artists, groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, and collectives and collaborative practices

Selected artists will be provided with grants towards travel and production expenses.

Applications must be made through the following form until august 30th 2026.

Dot Line Space Art Foundation The New Great Eastern Mills, 25-29 Dr. Ambedkar Road

Mumbai, India dotlinespace.co.in

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Opportunities

2nd “< Interrupted = “Cyfem and Queer >” symposium

Berlin

Apr 13, 2019

Musow Kumpan (Women’s Voice) – Dance Workshop with Fatoumata Bagayoko

Bamako

Dec 7, 2019

Pêdra Costa: Invisible knowledge – disrupting the colonial project with methodologies of the crossroads

Berlin

Feb 5, 2019

Workshop

Future Generation Art Prize 2027

Kyiv

Mar 1–Jul 31, 2027

Award

2026 – 2027 Residency Cycle

Antigua

Sep 1, 2026–Jun 30, 2027

Bolsa ZUM/IMS 2026

Online

Sep 1, 2026–May 31, 2027

Open Call

Open Call

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026

Dot Line Space Art FoundationMumbai, India

1 December 2026 - 10 January 2027Application ends: 30 August 2026

21 July 2026

Closes: 30 August 2026

Open CallEcologies

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026 is a multidisciplinary initiative conceived by Dot Line Space Art Foundation that seeks to foster artistic engagement with issues surrounding water, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness. The project aims to create meaningful dialogue between contemporary artistic practices and ecological concerns through research-based and site-responsive approaches.

The programme will be presented across two venues in 2026 and will bring together artists, researchers, collectives, and communities through a series of research activities, installations, and exhibitions.

Artists working across all mediums are encouraged to apply, including individual artists, groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, and collectives and team-oriented practices





Selected artists will be provided with grants towards travel and production expenses.

Applications must be made through the following form until august 30th 2026.

Dot Line Space Art Foundation The New Great Eastern Mills, 25-29 Dr. Ambedkar Road

Mumbai, India dotlinespace.co.in

View more from

Opportunities

2nd “< Interrupted = “Cyfem and Queer >” symposium

Berlin

Apr 13, 2019

Musow Kumpan (Women’s Voice) – Dance Workshop with Fatoumata Bagayoko

Bamako

Dec 7, 2019

Pêdra Costa: Invisible knowledge – disrupting the colonial project with methodologies of the crossroads

Berlin

Feb 5, 2019

Workshop

Future Generation Art Prize 2027

Kyiv

Mar 1–Jul 31, 2027

Award

2026 – 2027 Residency Cycle

Antigua

Sep 1, 2026–Jun 30, 2027

Bolsa ZUM/IMS 2026

Online

Sep 1, 2026–May 31, 2027

Open Call

21 July 2026

Closes: 30 August 2026

Open CallEcologies

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026 is a multidisciplinary initiative conceived by Dot Line Space Art Foundation that seeks to foster artistic engagement with issues surrounding water, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness. The project aims to create meaningful dialogue between contemporary artistic practices and ecological concerns through research-based and site-responsive approaches.

The programme will be presented across two venues in 2026 and will bring together artists, researchers, collectives, and communities through a series of research activities, installations, and exhibitions.

Artists working across all mediums are encouraged to apply, including individual artists, groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, and collectives and collaborative practices

Selected artists will be provided with grants towards travel and production expenses.

Applications must be made through the following form until august 30th 2026.

Dot Line Space Art Foundation The New Great Eastern Mills, 25-29 Dr. Ambedkar Road

Mumbai, India dotlinespace.co.in

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026 is a multidisciplinary initiative conceived by Dot Line Space Art Foundation that seeks to foster artistic engagement with issues surrounding water, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness. The project aims to create meaningful dialogue between contemporary artistic practices and ecological concerns through research-based and site-responsive approaches.

The programme will be presented across two venues in 2026 and will bring together artists,



researchers, collectives, and communities through a series of research activities, installations, and exhibitions.

Artists working across all mediums are encouraged to apply, including individual artists, groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, and collectives and collaborative practices

Selected artists will be provided with grants towards travel and production expenses.

Applications must be made through the following form until august 30th 2026.

Dot Line Space Art Foundation The New Great Eastern Mills, 25-29 Dr. Ambedkar Road

Mumbai, India dotlinespace.co.in

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026 is a multidisciplinary initiative conceived by Dot Line Space Art Foundation that seeks to foster artistic engagement with issues surrounding water, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness. The project aims to create meaningful dialogue between contemporary artistic practices and ecological concerns through research-based and site-responsive approaches.

The programme will be presented across two venues in 2026 and will bring together artists, researchers, collectives, and communities through a series of research activities, installations, and exhibitions.

Artists working across all mediums are encouraged to apply, including individual artists, groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, and collectives and collaborative practices

Selected artists will be provided with grants towards travel and production expenses.

Applications must be made through the following form until august 30th 2026.

Dot Line Space Art Foundation The Current Great Eastern Mills, 25-29 Dr. Ambedkar Road

Mumbai, India dotlinespace.co.in

Water Bodies & Ecology 2026 is a multidisciplinary initiative conceived by Dot Line Space Art Foundation that seeks to foster artistic engagement with issues surrounding water, ecology, climate, memory, and environmental consciousness. The project aims to create meaningful dialogue between contemporary artistic practices and ecological concerns through research-based and site-responsive approaches.

The programme will be presented across two venues in 2026 and will bring together artists, researchers, collectives, and communities through a series of research activities, installations, and exhibitions.

Artists working across all mediums are encouraged to apply, including individual artists, groups, interdisciplinary practitioners, community-based initiatives, and collectives and collaborative practices

Selected artists will be provided with grants towards travel and production expenses.

Applications must be made through the following form until august 30th 2026.

Dot Line Space Art Foundation The New Outstanding Eastern Mills, 25-29 Dr. Ambedkar Road

Mumbai, India dotlinespace.co.in

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