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Europe:

Art Galleries Switzerland

Association comprised of 57 Swiss galleries that represent contemporary art. In directory format to artists, galleries, exhibitions, and members.

http://www.artgalleries.ch

Art Life

Searches for new artists to exchange painting culture and to realize exhibitions. Includes mission statement and member profiles. Based in Italy.

http://digilander.libero.it/artlifegroup

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Belgian Art and Research Institute

Dedicated to research into Belgian art. Includes the largest private archive dedicated to essential figures and a major program of research and publications.

http://www.belart.org

Can Serrat International Art Center

Artists residency near Barcelona, Spain. Offers various painting studios, print-making workshop, dark-room, metal-workshop and more which is included in the prices for room and board.

http://www.canserrat.org

Delfina Studio Trust

Private foundation that gives working and living space to artists in central London and curates 4 - 6 shows each year for emerging artists.

http://www.delfina.org.uk

Planet22

An independent intervention space for contemporary art situated in the red light district of Geneva. Includes program history and links. [English, French, and German]

http://www.planet22.net

Skopelos Foundation for the Arts

Located on the island of Skopelos, Greece, focusing on workshops, symposia and university programs in the areas of printmaking, papermaking, ceramics and videography.

http://skopart.org/

Venice Artists' Residences

Residencies for painters and printmakers in Venice, Italy. Offers program information and application form.

http://www.artsinvenice.it

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