The Cité internationale des arts, the world’s largest arts residence, has been bringing together more than 300 artists of all origins and generations in the heart of Paris since 1965, giving them the opportunity to carry out a creative or research project in all disciplines.
D-48
Application deadline: 30 January 2026
Galang ↗ Open call available on our partner's website
With our partner: Powerhouse Parramatta
D-48
Application deadline: 30 January 2026
Fondation Bernard Grau x Cité internationale des arts
With our partners: Bernard Grau Foundation for Cuban Artists, Académie des beaux-arts, France
With 128 seats, this modernised space has become a central venue for events, meetings, debates and artistic performances.
Designed to respect the spirit of the place, the renovation focused on five major issues: thermal performance, respect for the environment, accessibility, comfort and the integration of new artistic facilities. The project was led by architect Maria Godlewska, a former resident of the Cité between 1980 and 1990.
Coupure presse issue de la Gazette des Beaux-Arts, édition du 6 au 12 mars 1957. Photographie issue du fonds d’archives de la Cité internationale des arts
With seating for 128 people, this modernised space has become a central venue for events, meetings, debates and artistic performances.
Designed in keeping with the spirit of the place, the renovation focused on five major issues: thermal performance, environmental friendliness, accessibility, comfort, and the integration of new artistic equipment. The project was led by architect Maria Godlewska, a former resident of the Cité in the 1980s and 1990s.
Auditorium Cité internationale des arts © Maurine Tric / Adagp Paris, 2025
