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Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2027.

London (Tate Britain; residence at Delfina Foundation) · Tate
Open nowFree to apply6 months (5 April – 17…

Tate's Brooks International Fellowship provides six months in London with accommodation at Delfina Foundation, economy flights, visa fees, daily living allowance, and travel pass. International researchers outside the UK apply by October 15, 2026; South American art and performance history background preferred for the Carrington track. No application fee.

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Deadline. October 15, 2026

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Cost to apply. Free to apply

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What you get. Return economy flight, airport transfers, visa fee reimbursement, £40 daily living allowance, London travel pass, accommodation at Delfina Foundation, and access to Tate's collections and networks

“Return economy-class flight, airport transfers, visa fee reimbursement, living allowance bursary of £40 per day, London Underground and bus pass, single bedroom at Delfina Foundation with shared facilities, research resource allowance, travel to UK Tate sites and other UK and European cultural insti”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site

How long. 6 months (5 April – 17 September 2027)

Who can apply. International researchers based outside the UK. Knowledge of South American art, culture, and performance histories preferred for the Carrington track.

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