Uferstudios GmbH currently has residencies to offer through cooperation with the Swedish Arts Grants Committee, Kultur lx Arts Council Luxemburg, as well as the pilot project for dance residency funding by the Berlin Senate.

Each artist in residence is invited to the Uferstudios as a place for artistic work, experimentation and exchange with the city of Berlin and its dance scene.

The Berlin Residency Program at Uferstudios, funded by the Berlin Senat Department for Culture and Europe, has offered Berlin-based dancers and choreographers the opportunity to reflect on, hone or develop their practice since 2020. Berlin artists are thus able to work in their city without the requirement of any explicit result and – as with so many other residences – without the need to completely reorganise their family or private life and necessary employment. Moreover, they are able to take advantage of their pre-existing artistic network in Berlin during the residency at Uferstudios. The residencies are not bound to any specific format or theme and can be designed according to the individual needs of the invited artists. Open calls are published yearly, dependent on funding approval.

Luxembourgian and Swedish artists are also offered residency periods at Uferstudios. Support is offered according to each specific artistic project, offering in turn an intensive exchange with the Berlin dance scene, opening the potential to shape the professional development of the artists in the long term.

Kultur | lx Arts Council Luxemburg, in collaboration with Uferstudios, offers an annual choreographic research residency of six weeks to artists based in Luxemburg. The artist selection is made by Kultur | lx Arts Council Luxemburg in consultation with Uferstudios.

The Swedish Arts Grants Committee – Konstnärsnämnden, in collaboration with Uferstudios, invites Swedish artists to work at Uferstudios twice per summer. The selection of these artists is made by the International Dance Program in consultation with Uferstudios.