RESIDENCES
Keramis is a museum and space of contemporary creation in one. Ceramics is a highly relevant art form today. By continually bringing heritage conservation and contemporary artistic expression into dialogue with one another, Keramis is a living institution, but above all one genuinely rooted in its own era and that of its visitors.
Three competitions are rewarded with a residency in our workshop:
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PRIX RÉSIDENCE JEUNE CRÉATION CÉRAMIQUE EN FÉDÉRATION WALLONIE-BRUXELLES

In 2025, the former "Prix Résidence Jeune Céramique," organized by the Friends of Keramis, is being revamped and will now become an annual award: the "Prix Résidence Jeune Création Céramique en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles."
This prize aims to spotlight an artist connected to the Wallonia-Brussels Federation and support them by offering a residency at Keramis. During the residency, the artist will have the opportunity to create an original work, primarily in ceramics.
Elisabeth Lincot (winner of the Prix Résidence Jeune Céramique 2023), Gaëlle Caplet (ceramic technician), and Nadège Debugne (volunteer) in the Keramis workshop.
The residency lasts for 50 days, which can be taken consecutively or intermittently, between the months of September and March. The artist is provided accommodation at the museum, a financial support package, and access to the workshop's infrastructure. Additionally, the artist benefits from guidance provided by the museum's ceramic technician and the director-curator.
An exhibition of the pre-selected candidates will be held from April to August.
Application deadline: January 31, 2025, at midnight.
Next call: October 2025

Charlie Voeltzel, winner of the C14 Paris Residency Prize 2023, in the Keramis workshop.
2. Prix Résidence Keramis awarded at C14-Paris
Keramis is a partner of C14-Paris, the contemporary ceramic fair in Paris, and every three years, it awards the Prix Résidence Keramis.
The next residency will take place in 2027

Elisabeth Lincot, winner of the Prix Résidence Jeune Céramique 2023, working in the Keramis workshop.
3. KERAMIS RESIDENCY PRIZE AWARDED TO CERAMIC BRUSSELS
Keramis is a partner of Ceramic Brussels, the international contemporary art fair dedicated to ceramics in Brussels, and awards the Prix Résidence Keramis.
Next residency: August 2025
Collaboration and Invitation to the Workshop
In addition to residencies, Keramis invites artists to create in the Workshop. On various occasions, artists selected from across the entire field of contemporary art have produced one or more works or developed a design project in the Keramis Workshop.
Artists who have come to the workshop since 2015
2015
Emile Desmedt, Invitation to Keramis
2016
Claire Lézier and Caroline Rosoux, Invitation to Keramis
2017
Nicolas Bovesse, Invitation to Keramis
2018
Charlotte Coquen, Young Ceramics Residency 2018
Sixtine Jacquart, Young Ceramics Residency Prize 2018
Françoise Pétrovitch, Invitation to Keramis
2019
Sofi Van Saltbommel, Invitation to Keramis
Hugo Meert, Collaboration with the CID
Françoise Pétrovitch, Invitation to Keramis
2020
Lisa Egio & Elliot Kervyn, Young Ceramics Residency Prize 2019
Françoise Pétrovitch, Invitation to Keramis
2021
Camille Nicolle, Invitation to Keramis
Eva Evrard, "A Future for Culture" Residency
Alice Lothon, Keramis Residency Prize 2019 at C14 (Paris)
2022
Marina Handysh, Invitation to Keramis
2023
Elisabeth Lincot, Young Ceramics Residency Prize 2023
Françoise Schein, Collaboration with the City of La Louvière
2024
Charlie Voeltzel, Keramis Residency Prize 2023 at C14 (Paris)