Bremen Studio Grant
Every year from January 1 to December 31, the Senator for Culture awards a twelve-month studio grant, including a monthly financial allowance for the realization of artistic work, to a visual artist living and working in Bremen. The aim of the scholarship is to support young artists in their entry into professional life and in networking in the art world, and to help establish their artistic work locally. The Künstler:innenhaus Bremen provides a studio workspace, enables the exchange with experienced colleagues and an insight into the practice of an internationally networked exhibition space. The fellows are supervised by the artistic director of the Künstlerhaus and other external curators. The fellowship ends with a small work presentation/artist talk at the Künstler:innenhaus Bremen.
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Open Call: Bremen Studio Grant 2027
What does the grant offer?
The Senator for Culture covers studio costs for the duration of the grant and provides the artist with a monthly stipend of 600 euros to support their artistic work. These funds are not intended to cover living expenses but rather to support the costs associated with the artist’s creative work. In addition, the Senator for Culture contributes to the costs of the small final presentation.Who can apply?
Artists who live and work in Bremen and who successfully completed a degree in art at an art academy or comparable institution no more than three years ago are eligible to apply.Selection Process
Scholarship recipients are selected by a jury. The jury consists of the artistic director of the Künstler:innenhaus Bremen, representatives of the Senator for Culture, and experts who, through their professional work, are familiar with the fields of contemporary art.What application materials do I need to submit?
In addition to a letter of motivation, you must submit a resume detailing your artistic career, a copy of your degree certificate, and relevant visual material (preferably as a portfolio in PDF format, no larger than 12 MB) in digital form. Explanatory notes and a personal statement about your body of work should also be included (maximum of 1 DIN A4 page). The jury reserves the right to invite the applicant to an interview.Application deadline
Applications must be submitted with the subject line “Atelierstipendium 2027” by September 27, 2026, at the latest, to the following email address: atelierstipendium@kultur.bremen.de ↗Please feel free to contact us with any questions:
Simone Ewald, Email: simone.ewald@kultur.bremen.de ↗ (0421 361-59799)
Andrea Martens, Email: andrea.martens@kultur.bremen.de ↗ (0421 361-6043)By submitting an application for the studio fellowship, the applicant agrees to all the terms and conditions listed here. Legal recourse is excluded.
The call for applications is issued by the Senator for Culture and is published at:
www.kultur.bremen.de/aktuelles/ ↗
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Deadline:
27.9.2026If you would like to submit additional catalog material, please send it to:
Subject: Atelierstipendium 2027
Senator für Kultur
Referat 12, z. Hd. Frau Ewald / Frau Martens
Altenwall 15-16, 28195 Bremen
Residents
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Jiawen Uffline: New Studio Fellow 2026 at Künstler:innenhaus
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Bremer Atelierstipendium 2025: Yoriko Seto
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Bremen Studio Grant 2024: Paule Potulski
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Bremen Studio Grant 2023: Rebekka Kronsteiner
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Bremen Studio Grant 2022: Paula Hurtado Otero
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Bremen Studio Grant 2021: Myong-Hee Ki
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Bremen Studio Grant 2020: Irene Strese
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Bremen Studio Grant 2019: Daniel Neubacher
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Bremen Studio Grant 2018: Nora Olearius
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Bremen Studio Grant 2017: Tim Reinecke
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