Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2027
Two research fellowships place international researchers with Tate Britain and Delfina Foundation. One examines Leonora Carrington’s theatrical interests; the other investigates artist-supported studios. Applicants living outside the UK should read the role-specific requirements and use the supplied application form.
London · United Kingdom
Applications closed. Listing preserved.
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- Status
- Archived · applications closed
- Organizer
- Tate / Delfina Foundation
- Original eligibility
- International researchers based outside the UK; role-specific expertise required.
- Funding & support
- £40/day living bursary, bedroom, return economy flight, UK airport transfers, visa fee reimbursement and local travel pass. Non-salaried.
- Application fees
- Not stated on the checked source. Confirm with the organizer.
- Travel support
- Return economy flight, UK airport transfers, visa-fee reimbursement with application support, and London public-transport pass. Research-related travel support is also described.
- Accommodation
- Single bedroom at Delfina Foundation; bathrooms, laundry, kitchen, library and dining space are shared.
- Disciplines
- Curating, Art history, Artistic research
- Original deadline
- 21 October 2026, 17:00 GMTOrganiser timezone: GMTAccra time: 21 Oct, 17:00 GMT
- Programme dates
- 5 April–17 September 2027.
- Original requirements
- Researchers must be based outside the UK and meet the chosen role's person specification. Use the correct form for either the Leonora Carrington/theatre or artist-supported-studios research fellowship.
- Original application process
- Applications have closed. The published procedure required emailing the relevant completed Word application form to international.fellowships@tate.org.uk, not completing an online application. Alternative audio/video formats were addressed in the open-call document.