
Africa-Europe Mobility Grant
Goethe-Institut
Up to €4,000 travel & exchange
Eligibility: African & European creatives
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Residencies, grants, fellowships and open calls — curated for cultural artists on Raknida and beyond. Verified deadlines, kept current.

Goethe-Institut
Up to €4,000 travel & exchange
Eligibility: African & European creatives
Apply / details →Guest Artists Space (G.A.S.) Foundation
₦1.9M stipend + travel + accommodation
Eligibility: African & diaspora artists
Apply / details →S+T+ARTS (EU)
€20,000 budget, 8-month residency
Eligibility: African / Afropean artists × tech
Apply / details →World Photography Organisation (Sony)
Up to $25,000, Sony equipment, London + global exhibitions
Eligibility: Worldwide, any device
Apply / details →Always confirm details and deadlines with the listing organisation. Raknida curates these but isn't responsible for third-party terms. Listings verified 4 Nov 2026.
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In short
Interior designers, architects and art consultants need art they can specify with confidence. That means clear prices, reliable delivery and a story the client will value. Raknida Trade is built for that work.
Raknida Trade has three tiers. One spending figure gets you in and keeps you there, measured over any 12 months.
Discounts apply to artworks in size M and up. Small (S) sizes and framing are always at full price.
Trade Standard members pay at order, by card, ACH or wire. Trade Pro members can pay Net 30 on orders of $1,500 or more, once they have three paid orders over 90 days. Trade Partners can pay Net 60 on orders of $2,500 or more.
Every listing shows the edition in each size, the finishes and how the work was made. Each artwork is a museum-quality giclée on cotton fine art paper, numbered in its border.
Every artwork comes with its Cultural Passport. It names the artist, the tradition the work draws on and the story behind it, ready to share with your client.
Use Preview on wall and Size scale on any product page to check proportions before you present.
Artworks are made to order and usually arrive in 7–14 business days in the US, or 14–21 for framed orders. Plan installs around those windows, and tell us your dates early.
Fitting out a hotel or a workplace? Projects from $25,000 for hospitality or $50,000 for workplaces run under our Master Services Agreement. If you buy through the Trade program, your trade terms still apply.
Apply with your business details and we reply within 2–5 business days. Questions go to trade@raknida.com.
We pay a 55% profit share to artists, so the work you specify supports the people who made it.
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Every Raknida work comes with its Cultural Passport — the artist, the tradition, and how it was made, documented.