Royaume-Uni | Bourse internationale Brooks 2027

The Brooks International Fellowship Programme 2027, a collaboration between the Delfina Foundation and Tate, invites international researchers based outside the United Kingdom to undertake a six‑month residency at Tate Britain’s Curatorial Division in London. Fellows will live at the Delfina Foundation and work closely with Tate colleagues, engaging in research and development projects that support the 2028 Tate Britain Commission. The programme offers a living allowance of 40 GBP per day, travel reimbursement for visits to other Tate sites and European cultural institutions, a return economy‑class flight, visa‑fee reimbursement, and a local travel pass for London Underground and buses. Fellows receive accommodation in a single bedroom at the Delfina Foundation, access to Tate’s collection, archives, staff, and networks, and opportunities to present their work at both Tate and Delfina events. Eligibility is limited to international researchers who are not based in the UK, with specific thematic tracks available—one focusing on the British‑Mexican artist Leonora Carrington and another on artist‑supported studios. Applications close on 21 October 2026. The fellowship is a structured, time‑bound residency rather than a rolling call, and it is part of an annual series of Brooks International Fellowships.

Living allowance, travel reimbursement, accommodation, research resources, access to Tate collection, opportunities to present and collaborate

International researchers based outside the UK