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April 17, 2018
ArquetopiaSUMMER 2018 International Academic Residency. June/July 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

SPECIAL 3-IN-1 INTERNATIONAL SUMMER ACADEMIC RESIDENCY PROGRAM INCLUDES ORGANIC PAINTING TECHNIQUE INSTRUCTION AND SELF-DIRECTED ART PRODUCTION
Program Session Dates: 6 weeks, June 4 to July 16, 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/arquetopia-summer-2018

Arquetopia’s flagship residency program: ArquetopiaSUMMER 2018 will focus on the complex subject of color. Color is a characteristic of the human visual perception as a result of the reflection of light on a body; but it is much more than hue, saturation and brightness. From the deep blue of indigo from India, to the scarlet and reds of cochineal derived from the Aztec word nochezli (“blood of the prickly pear”) and the seduction of the inorganic, color is a highly charged fetish substance that interacts with the inner life of objects, and simultaneous capacity to attract and repel…

This prestigious 6-week critical program offers competitive professional opportunities for local and international emerging and mid-career artists, curators, art historians, and students age 22 and over.

This unique program offers critical methodologies to diverse art practices, exploring how the subject of color is fundamentally involved in the making of culture, and the consolidation of modern and contemporary art. The goal is to provide a critical perspective to understand how this apparent polymorphous “magical” substance occupies bodies to perform meaning.

Through the program, participants will conceptualize their art by engaging their practice in critical discussions. One of the central goals is to contextualize historical and contemporary articulations of meaning through color. How can color persuade? Why is it highly valued fetish? In what context it operates and functions to convey authenticity?

The seminars and tours included in the program, in collaboration with local museums and archives, will explore the role of color in art history, the production of Mexico’s material culture, and its relevance to the context of global visual culture in general. The program will also put into context the historical role of color, its cultural function and changing value, and its performativity of meaning through objects, social relations, and art consumption. Through hands-on workshops participants will have the opportunity to expand their art practice by exploring the material possibilities color by exploring traditional organic paint and local inorganic pigments.

This program includes 27 seminar hours; 9 hours of individual and collective critiques; guided tours and visits to prominent museums in Puebla, independent studios and galleries, and relevant sites. The program also includes a 27-hour hands-on art workshop instructed by a professional conservator, exploring the artistic dimensions of the local organic painting tradition and inorganic pigments in the context of the material culture of Puebla. Activities are designed to promote intense creative work and artistic dialogue; therefore, artists are expected to allocate self-directed studio hours working in their own chosen medium as part of their weekly schedule.

Renowned international art historians, artists, and master restorers facilitate the dialogues, individual and collective critiques, seminars, and workshops. Seminars are conducted in English. Workshop instruction is in Spanish or English.

ArquetopiaSUMMER 2018 SPECIAL GUEST SCHOLARS AND INSTRUCTORS
Kirsten Pai Buick, Ph.D. (USA)
Annette Rodríguez, Ph.D. (USA)
Emmanuel Ortega (Mexico/USA)
Francisco Guevara (Mexico)

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation and Meals:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
Studio Workspace:
•24-hour access to large and bright, shared art studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table and wall space
•Some tools provided
•Equipped darkroom provided for photographers
•Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
•Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE
Fee: USD $749 per week (USD $4494 total for the 6 weeks). Full payment due within 1 week of selection. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
E-mail Chris at info@arquetopia.org for full details.
Visit the Arquetopia website, www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Online Application Form, following the instructions.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Showcase Art Exhibition Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Self-directed sessions of 5 weeks in 2018, culminating in a public gallery exhibition in the majestic historic district of Puebla.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/self-directed/showcase-art-exhibition-residency

SHOWCASE ART EXHIBITION RESIDENCY
Contextualizing the artistic heritage of Puebla and understanding the development of its material culture is fundamental to comprehend modern and contemporary art in Mexico. The role of Puebla in the history of art is undeniable, especially considering the tradition of patronage and collecting, having such importance that several private art collections from Puebla became the foundation for the National Museum of Art and many other national cultural institutions. More than 18 museums, six important universities for visual arts, and a growing population of artists and art students call Puebla home. Through Arquetopia’s international Artist-in-Residence Programs, Puebla is becoming a hub for visual arts education and discussion.

The Arquetopia Showcase Program is committed to engaging contemporary art practices with local visual culture and critical perspectives through the exhibitions and public programs of Decentered Gallery Arquetopia. The Showcase Art Exhibition Residency aims to connect with the cultural artistic production of Puebla by engaging a greater community in the discussion of international contemporary art.

Decentered Gallery Arquetopia is designed as an exhibition space for open processes, critical dialogues, experimentation, and learning at the intersection of Arquetopia’s mission. It is a space to facilitate encounters through the visual arts and in different levels, with the goal of decentering contemporary artistic practices, and establishing connections between Arquetopia’s international community and the local production of art. Its mission is to generate open relationships between emerging and established, as well as local and international artists, and diverse audiences to open channels for the dissemination of critical ideas. The gallery’s annual program is comprised of four curated exhibitions, and a selection of open studios, lectures, round tables, and guided tours connected to Arquetopia’s international programs, generating critical dialogues and learning opportunities in connection with the diverse local communities.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with academic content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

RESIDENCY PROGRAM GUIDELINES
>All residency projects should be research-based, engaging the critical texts provided by Arquetopia advisors. It is mandatory for the exhibition to establish a dialogue with the material culture of Puebla, including local public art collections, archives, narratives, and especially considering historical consciousness.
>Considering the focus of Decentered Gallery Arquetopia, all exhibitions will be presented as an open research process, and not as a product-based exhibition with a commercial focus.
>Knowing that each exhibition project is unique is not a requirement for the process/work to be for sale.
>Artists will engage with the local community by participating in the gallery’s public programs, including giving lectures, facilitating workshops, etc.
>All proposals should consider 1) the dimensions of the gallery; and 2) to preserve integrity of the space.

Decentered Gallery Arquetopia covers the exhibition mounting costs, digital publicity, and local press, and the opening reception. Production costs, including materials, are covered by the artist.

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 5 weeks during 2018. Applicants nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $759 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified via e-mail.
Self-Directed Artist Residencies. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Self-directed sessions of 4 to 12 weeks during 2018 in the majestic central historic district of Puebla.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/self-directed/art-design-or-photography-residency

ART, DESIGN, OR PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCTION RESIDENCY 
The Art, Design, or Photography Production Residency is a self-directed, non-instructional residency in which residents work independently in our on-site spaces.

EXAMPLES OF TECHNIQUES OFFERED (BUT NOT LIMITED TO THESE) 
Drawing • Painting • Paper • Graphic design • Textiles • Sculpture • Wood carving • Performance • Ephemeral (including food and other perishable materials) • Photography: digital photography and alternative photographic processes • Digital media • Design and illustration

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS 
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness. Residents are strongly encouraged to explore various ways of cultural exchange as part of their artistic and/or research goals and to actively engage in critical discussions as part of their residency experience.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with academic content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Mexico and Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA PUEBLA 
A spectacular, four-story 1939 Mexican Colonial California-style compound conveniently located in Puebla’s central historic district and close to the city square accommodates the offices, residency space for up to 12 artists-in-residence, and numerous production spaces of Arquetopia. The residency offers a large, natural-light studio; a darkroom; a printmaking studio, a ceramics firing facility with a medium-sized gas kiln; a natural pigments laboratory; ten furnished bedrooms; a large dining room; an open-access kitchen; furnished outdoor terraces and viewing decks; a small botanical garden; a research library; and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views of the city.

PUEBLA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
 Accessible via two international airports in Puebla (PBC) and Mexico City (MEX), Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that lies 136 km (84 mi) from Mexico City and has approximately 5,000 colonial buildings. With a population of 2.7 million, Puebla is famous for a deep cultural identity, delicious cuisine, and Talavera ceramics. Puebla has a mild climate year-round.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
+Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation and Meals:
+Furnished, private bedroom
+Meals and 24-hour access to the kitchen and dining room
+Wireless Internet
+Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
+Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+Housekeeping
+Studio Workspace and Materials:
24-hour access to large and bright, shared art studio with generous natural light
+Personal workspace with large table and wall space
+Some tools provided
+For self-directed residencies, artists bring their own materials and supplies or obtain them locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 4 to 12 weeks during 2018. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $495 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Printmaking Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Self-directed sessions of 4 to 12 weeks during 2018 in the majestic central historic district of Puebla, southern Mexico.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/self-directed/printmaking-residency

PRINTMAKING ARTIST RESIDENCY
The Printmaking Artist Residency is a self-directed Art Production residency for experienced printmakers. It offers the unique opportunity to work at the studio of a prominent printmaking museum in the central historic district of Puebla. The techniques offered are intaglio, linoleum, woodcut, polyester plate, silkscreen and the unique opportunity of working with a specific lithography stone from Mexico.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS 
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Mexico and Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA PUEBLA 
A spectacular, four-story 1939 Mexican Colonial California-style compound conveniently located in Puebla’s central historic district and close to the city square accommodates the offices, residency space for up to 12 artists-in-residence, and numerous production spaces of Arquetopia. The residency offers a large, natural-light studio; a darkroom; a printmaking studio, a ceramics firing facility with a medium-sized gas kiln; a natural pigments laboratory; ten furnished bedrooms; a large dining room; an open-access kitchen; furnished outdoor terraces and viewing decks; a small botanical garden; a research library; and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views of the city.

PUEBLA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
 Accessible via two international airports in Puebla (PBC) and Mexico City (MEX), Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that lies 136 km (84 mi) from Mexico City and has approximately 5,000 colonial buildings. With a population of 2.7 million, Puebla is famous for a deep cultural identity, delicious cuisine, and Talavera ceramics. Puebla has a mild climate year-round.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
•Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•Bright and spacious on-site printmaking studio
•24-hour access to large and bright, shared art studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table and wall space
•Access to special facilities (such as our partnered printmaking studios) provided
•Most printmaking materials and supplies provided
•Some printmaking materials are not included (paper, plates, certain inks); artists bring these or purchase them locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 4 to 12 weeks during 2018. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $595 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Mexican Ceramics Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Self-directed sessions of 6 to 12 weeks during 2018 in the majestic central historic district of Puebla, southern Mexico (a world capital for premier ceramics).

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/self-directed/mexican-ceramics-residency

MEXICAN CERAMICS SPECIAL ARTIST RESIDENCY
The Mexican Ceramics Special Artist Residency is a self-directed Art Production Residency that provides the unique opportunity to produce a variety of work on-site or at a prominent ceramics factory studio in the central historic district of Puebla (the majestic city most famous for Talavera ceramics).

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS 
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Mexico and Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA PUEBLA 
A spectacular, four-story 1939 Mexican Colonial California-style compound conveniently located in Puebla’s central historic district and close to the city square accommodates the offices, residency space for up to 12 artists-in-residence, and numerous production spaces of Arquetopia. The residency offers a large, natural-light studio; a darkroom; a printmaking studio, a ceramics firing facility with a medium-sized gas kiln; a natural pigments laboratory; a multi-room public gallery space; ten furnished bedrooms; a large dining room; an open-access kitchen; furnished outdoor terraces and viewing decks; a small botanical garden; a research library; and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views of the city.

PUEBLA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
 Accessible via two international airports in Puebla (PBC) and Mexico City (MEX), Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that lies 136 km (84 mi) from Mexico City and has approximately 5,000 colonial buildings. With a population of 2.7 million, Puebla is famous for a deep cultural identity, delicious cuisine, and Talavera ceramics. Puebla has a mild climate year-round.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
•Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•On-site ceramics facility with medium-sized (2ft X 2ft X 2ft) kiln
•24-hour access to large and bright, shared art studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table and wall space
•Access to special facilities (such as our partnered ceramics studios) provided
•Ceramics materials and supplies (clay and standard glazes) provided

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 6 to 12 weeks during 2018. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $595 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Organic Painting Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn organic painting techniques in majestic Puebla, southern Mexico. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/organic-painting-residency

Thirty centuries of intricate history, a product of the encounters and amalgamation of diverse cultures, is what makes Mexican art unique. Rooted in the exceptional and prolific pre-Columbian artistic tradition expressed with rich and diverse styles in art and architecture through all of Mesoamerica, Mexico had many more complex and prolific centuries to come, which would challenge every definition in art.

From the first encounters between the peoples of the Americas and European conquerors, objects were exchanged and treasures were looted. As Alessandra Russo writes, the fascination for the new “other” was only anticipation for the collision of the European Renaissance with the great traditions of Pre-Hispanic America. A massive event in history that not only produced new objects, and images, but also completely transformed the course of Western Art. Mexico’s rich artistic heritage is derived from a multiplicity of artistic traditions, not only from the encounters of Mesoamerican cultures with Europeans.

The Organic Painting Instructional Residency acknowledges this rich heritage expressed in a wide variety of art techniques and splendid iconography combined with a nuanced perspective and comprehensive content, to connect it with a wide variety of contemporary art practices and Mexico’s vast artistic heritage. The program includes 3 weeks of instruction (27 hours total; 9 hours per week) by Arquetopia’s studio maestro who teaches diverse techniques with mediums and supports traditionally used in pre-Columbian and baroque art. Instruction is in Spanish and English, focusing in learning and experimentation with traditional organic primers (cactus and lime, rabbit glue, gelatin) stuccos, organic based temperas and frescoes, and related art techniques.

ARQUETOPIA PUEBLA 
A spectacular, four-story 1939 Mexican Colonial California-style compound conveniently located in Puebla’s central historic district and close to the Zócalo (city square) accommodates the offices, residency space for up to 12 artists-in-residence, and numerous production spaces of Arquetopia. Recently renovated and expanded, the residency offers a large, natural-light studio; a darkroom; a printmaking studio, a ceramics firing facility with a medium-sized gas kiln; a natural pigments laboratory; a multi-room public gallery space; ten furnished bedrooms; a large dining room; an open-access kitchen; furnished outdoor terraces and viewing decks; a small botanical garden; a research library; and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views of the city.

PUEBLA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
 Accessible via two international airports in Puebla (PBC) and Mexico City (MEX), Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site at an elevation of 2,200 m (7,200 ft) and with a temperate subtropical highland climate, seeing an average of only three days per year with temperatures above 29°C (84°F).

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
+27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
+Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation and Meals:
+Furnished, private bedroom
+Meals and 24-hour access to the kitchen and dining room
+Wireless Internet
+Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
+Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+Housekeeping
Studio Workspace and Materials:
+24-hour access to large and bright, shared art studio with generous natural light
+Personal workspace with large table and wall space
+Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
+Materials and supplies for additional project production are not included but are available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $665 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Gold Leafing Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn Gold Leafing (Gilding) and Estofado techniques in the majestic central historic district of Puebla, southern Mexico. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/gold-leafing-residency

GOLD LEAFING & ESTOFADO INSTRUCTIONAL RESIDENCY
The city of Puebla is situated at an important intermediate point and a core part of the Atlantic axle, and has a history that spans almost five centuries becoming the capital of baroque art in the Americas. Its strategic location on a major transportation corridor permitted the exportation of Puebla’s regional style of Baroque art and architecture, influencing the development of other cities in the New World. Gold leafing and estofado are two of the expressions of the fusion of European and American styles present in many of the world heritage monuments of Puebla.

This is a unique production residency that includes 3 weeks of master instruction (classes 9 hours per week) by a prominent Mexican art restorer in several diverse antique techniques using mediums and supports traditionally used in pre-Columbian and baroque art. Participating artists work in our partnered studio at one of Puebla’s most important art museums, in the central historic district. Artists can apply the technique of gold and silver leafing, learn the use of diverse stuccos and traditional primers (cactus and lime, rabbit glue, gelatin) and its use on different supports (paper, wood, clay), and experimenting with different finishes with natural pigment patinas and egg tempera paint. A combination of some of the chosen techniques is offered as a 3-week program. Materials for the course are included.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices.

ARQUETOPIA PUEBLA 
A spectacular, four-story 1939 Mexican Colonial California-style compound conveniently located in Puebla’s central historic district and close to the city square accommodates the offices, residency space for up to 12 artists-in-residence, and numerous production spaces of Arquetopia. The residency offers a large, natural-light studio; a darkroom; a printmaking studio, a ceramics firing facility with a medium-sized gas kiln; a natural pigments laboratory; ten furnished bedrooms; a large dining room; an open-access kitchen; furnished outdoor terraces and viewing decks; a small botanical garden; a research library; and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views of the city.

PUEBLA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
 Accessible via two international airports in Puebla (PBC) and Mexico City (MEX), Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that lies 136 km (84 mi) from Mexico City and has approximately 5,000 colonial buildings. With a population of 2.7 million, Puebla is famous for a deep cultural identity, delicious cuisine, and Talavera ceramics. Puebla has a mild climate year-round.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
•27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation and Meals:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•24-hour access to large and bright, shared art studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table and wall space
•Access to special facilities (such as our partnered museums and studios) provided
•Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
•Materials and supplies for additional project production are not included but are available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $665 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Pre-Columbian Ceramics Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn Pre-Columbian Ceramics techniques in the majestic central historic district of Puebla, southern Mexico. Extendable 5- week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/pre-columbian- ceramics-residency

PRE-COLUMBIAN CERAMICS INSTRUCTIONAL RESIDENCY
This unique production residency acknowledges the rich history of ceramics in Mexico by incorporating the knowledge of local building techniques, materials, and styles. The 5-week program includes 3 weeks of master instruction (27 hours total; 9 hours per week) to learn the stylistic possibilities of the pre-Columbian ceramic traditions of Mexico, followed by two weeks of continued, self-directed production. The program comprises hands-on instruction with diverse clay bodies from the region of Puebla and Tlaxaca. Instruction is in Spanish focusing in learning and experimentation with traditional techniques including burnishing, clay slips, pressing techniques, and traditional carvings. This residency is a comprehensive program to learn about the pre-Hispanic ceramic traditions of Mexico, focusing with a material experimentation, and including resources for a better understanding of the history and cultural context of ceramics in the region.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting social consciousness. Residents are strongly encouraged to explore various ways of cultural exchange as part of their artistic and/or research goals and to actively engage in critical discussions as part of their residency experience.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices.

ARQUETOPIA PUEBLA 
A spectacular, four-story 1939 Mexican Colonial California-style compound conveniently located in Puebla’s central historic district and close to the city square accommodates the offices, residency space for up to 12 artists-in-residence, and numerous production spaces of Arquetopia. The residency offers a large, natural-light studio; a darkroom; a printmaking studio, a ceramics firing facility with a medium-sized gas kiln; a natural pigments laboratory; ten furnished bedrooms; a large dining room; an open-access kitchen; furnished outdoor terraces and viewing decks; a small botanical garden; a research library; and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views of the city.

PUEBLA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
 Accessible via two international airports in Puebla (PBC) and Mexico City (MEX), Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that lies 136 km (84 mi) from Mexico City and has approximately 5,000 colonial buildings. With a population of 2.7 million, Puebla is famous for a deep cultural identity, delicious cuisine, and Talavera ceramics. Puebla has a mild climate year-round.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
•27 hours master instruction during the first 3 weeks (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation and Meals:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•24-hour access to large and bright, shared art studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table and wall space
•Access to special facilities (such as our partnered museums and studios) provided
•Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
•Materials and supplies for additional project production are not included but are available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 5 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 7 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $637 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Art History or Cultural Research Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Explore magnificent southern Mexico’s unique archives and resources from pre-Hispanic to contemporary. Self-directed sessions of 3 to 8 weeks during 2018 in the magnificent central historic district of Puebla.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/art-history-or-cultural-research-residency

ART HISTORY OR CULTURAL RESEARCH RESIDENCY 
This is a self-directed, non-production based, non-instructional residency designed for curators, art historians, and researchers as well as art history, visual culture, and cultural studies graduate students. Residents work independently in our spaces and special partnered facilities.

Each residency is a unique research experience in which residents pursue their own projects free from academic obligations, make use of diverse collections, and participate in the intellectual life of the city. We welcome students and professionals from diverse backgrounds using different methodologies including but not limited to: formalism, social and cultural history, semiotics, and psychoanalysis, interested in immersing themselves in the research of Mexican culture and spending time in the magnificent and historic Spanish colonial city of Puebla.

Access to Archives, Libraries, and Experts
We encourage all residents to develop interdisciplinary investigations for a richer understanding of the subject and artistic practice. Therefore, we provide research guidance and access to experts in the humanities, unique archives and resources such as the Palafoxiana Library, José María Lafragua Library, Juan Crisóstomo Méndez Photo Archive, and the Museum of Religious Art Ex-Convento de Santa Mónica.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Mexico and Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA PUEBLA 
A spectacular, four-story 1939 Mexican Colonial California-style compound conveniently located in Puebla’s central historic district and close to the city square accommodates the offices, residency space for up to 12 artists-in-residence, and numerous production spaces of Arquetopia. The residency offers a large, natural-light studio; a darkroom; a printmaking studio, a ceramics firing facility with a medium-sized gas kiln; a natural pigments laboratory; a multi-room public gallery space; ten furnished bedrooms; a large dining room; an open-access kitchen; furnished outdoor terraces and viewing decks; a small botanical garden; a research library; and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views of the city.

PUEBLA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
 Accessible via two international airports in Puebla (PBC) and Mexico City (MEX), Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that lies 136 km (84 mi) from Mexico City and has approximately 5,000 colonial buildings. With a population of 2.7 million, Puebla is famous for a deep cultural identity, delicious cuisine and Talavera ceramics. Puebla has a mild climate year-round.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
•Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
Workspace:
•Personal workspace with desk or table
•Access to special facilities (such as our partnered museums and other research facilities) provided

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 to 8 weeks during 2018. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $529 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Art Educators Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Puebla, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Develop new art education projects with students, exploring diverse pedagogic techniques with multiculturalism in southern Mexico’s schools or prominent museums. Extendable 4-week sessions during 2018 in majestic Puebla.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/self-directed/art-educators-residency

ART EDUCATORS RESIDENCY 
The Art Educators Residency is a special program designed for art educators of diverse approaches and experience who are interested in developing educational projects and pedagogic methods in a museum setting, and promoting multicultural dialogue by addressing social themes through the arts.

This residency is a unique opportunity to work at prominent museums, schools, or art centers in Puebla with diverse groups of students from 6 to 18 years old. Projects should make an emphasis on both the process and end result, promoting activities in which students play an active role, integrating the cultural-exchange experience as part of the teaching-learning process.

All proposals should include 
1) an introduction describing the educational approach, pedagogic references, etc.;
2) a description of the proposed activities, goals, target students, equipment and materials needed; 
3) a description of the expected educational outcomes.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation. Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with academic content.

ARQUETOPIA PUEBLA 
A spectacular, four-story 1939 Mexican Colonial California-style compound conveniently located in Puebla’s central historic district and close to the Zócalo (city square) accommodates the offices, residency space for up to 12 artists-in-residence, and numerous production spaces of Arquetopia. Recently renovated and expanded, the residency offers a large, natural-light studio/gallery; an equipped darkroom; a ceramics studio with a gas kiln; a natural pigments laboratory; a multi-room public gallery space; ten furnished bedrooms; a large dining room; an open-access kitchen; furnished outdoor terraces and viewing decks; a research library; and a rooftop lounge with panoramic views of the city.

PUEBLA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
 Accessible via two international airports in Puebla (PBC) and Mexico City (MEX), Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that lies 136 km (84 mi) from Mexico City and has approximately 5,000 colonial buildings. With a population of 2.7 million, Puebla is famous for a deep cultural identity, delicious cuisine, Talavera ceramics, and traditions rooted in the 16th-century baroque and enriched by a blend of five pre-Hispanic/indigenous cultures, Arab, Jewish, French, and Spanish influences. Puebla lies 45 km (28 mi) east of the Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes, giving the residents a magnificent view of their snow-topped peaks. At an elevation of 2,200 m (7,200 ft), Puebla features a temperate subtropical highland climate, resulting in an average of only three days per year seeing temperatures above 29°C (84°F).

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
+Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
+Furnished, private bedroom
+Meals and 24-hour access to the kitchen and dining room
+Wireless Internet
+Use of Arquetopia’s residency spaces including 4th-floor lounge and outdoor terraces
+Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+Housekeeping
Studio Workspace and Materials:
+24-hour access to large and bright, shared art studio with generous natural light
+Personal workspace with large table and wall space
+Equipped darkroom provided for photographers
+Some materials and tools provided (ask our staff)
+For self-directed residencies, artists bring their own materials and supplies or obtain them locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 4 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 8 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $645 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $495 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.

Artist Residencies in the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains near Sydney
» ‎ Res Artis: Upcoming Deadlines

Deadline: 22/04/2018
Location: Australia

Applications open for artist residencies on the edge of Wollemi National Park, 1.5hrs from Sydney.

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PARADISE AIR / LONGSTAY Program 2018 “THINKING REEDS”
» ‎ Res Artis: Upcoming Deadlines

Deadline: 22/04/2018
Location: Japan

PARADISE AIR is now having OPEN CALL for its three month residency program in Matsudo, Japan.

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Spend a Creative Month in Hungary
» ‎ Res Artis: Upcoming Deadlines

Deadline: 22/04/2018
Location: Hungary

Due to a last minute cancellation we now have an extra residency spot to offer; join us!

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Natural Ink Silkscreen Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Oaxaca, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn Natural Ink Silkscreen techniques in the countryside of Oaxaca, southern Mexico. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/natural-ink-silkscreen-residency

NATURAL INK SILKSCREEN INSTRUCTIONAL ARTIST RESIDENCY
This unique production residency acknowledges the rich history of color in Mexico by incorporating the knowledge of natural colorants with the silkscreen printing technique on fabric. The program includes 3 weeks of master instruction (27 hours total; 9 hours per week) to understand the principles of natural colorants and their use in printing mediums through the technique of silkscreen applied on fabric. The program includes hands-on instruction with cochineal (carmine), añil (blue), and pericon (yellow) from Mexico. Instruction is in Spanish and English focusing in learning and experimentation with traditional organic primers (cactus and lime, rabbit glue, gelatin) stuccos, organic based temperas and frescoes, and related art techniques. This residency is a comprehensive program to learn the natural colorant of Oaxaca, including resources for a better understanding of the complex culture of Mexico and the history of its colors.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA OAXACA
In renewing our commitment to sustainability and nature, we honor Oaxaca’s traditions by incorporating into our residency a deeper comprehension of how art and the surrounding ecosystem coexist harmonically. Our residents enjoy a safe and peaceful environment surrounded by the mountains of San Pablo, a nature reserve of 7,500 acres with rich biodiversity.

Our Mexican-style villa hosts up to four artists at a time, with sweeping mountain views from the artist rooms.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
•27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation, Meals, and Local Transportation:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
•Though cheap, everyday public transportation is also available from the residency vicinity into the city, Arquetopia provides scheduled transportation into downtown Oaxaca once per week by van
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•24-hour access to shared studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table
•Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
•Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $729 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Mexican Embroidery Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Oaxaca, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn to create traditional Mexican Textiles (back-strap weaving or embroidery) in the countryside of Oaxaca, southern Mexico. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/mexican-textiles-residencies

MEXICAN TEXTILES INSTRUCTIONAL ARTIST RESIDENCY: WEAVING OR EMBROIDERY
This is a production residency that includes master instruction (27 hours total, 9 hours per week) in Mexican textiles techniques. Residents learn how to use the traditional back-strap loom, including how to assemble it, and basic weaving techniques; or they learn Mexican embroidery techniques for which we offer instruction in the following: cross-stitching, chain-stitching, shading, and pepenado hilván. Each technique is offered separately. Residents wishing to do multiple techniques may apply for consecutive residencies.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

We are invested in approaching art and art history with a critical perspective by understanding Mexico’s complexity in context and incorporating nuances in narratives and interpretation of Mexico’s 3,000-year heritage of visual culture.

ARQUETOPIA OAXACA
In renewing our commitment to sustainability and nature, we honor Oaxaca’s traditions by incorporating into our residency a deeper comprehension of how art and the surrounding ecosystem coexist harmonically. Our residents enjoy a safe and peaceful environment surrounded by the mountains of San Pablo, a nature reserve of 7,500 acres with rich biodiversity.

Our Mexican-style villa hosts up to four artists at a time, with sweeping mountain views from the artist rooms.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
•27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation, Meals, and Local Transportation:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
•Though cheap, everyday public transportation is also available from the residency vicinity into the city, Arquetopia provides scheduled transportation into downtown Oaxaca once per week by van
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•24-hour access to shared studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table
•Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
•Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $729 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Mexican Tapestry Instructional Residency 2018. Arquetopia. Oaxaca, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn to create traditional Mexican Tapestry in the countryside of Oaxaca, southern Mexico. Extendable 4-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/mexican-textiles-residencies

MEXICAN TEXTILES INSTRUCTIONAL ARTIST RESIDENCY: TAPESTRY
This is a production residency that includes master instruction (36 hours total, 9 hours per week) in Mexican textiles techniques. Residents learn how to use the traditional large floor loom and basic, larger-scale weaving techniques. Residents wishing to do multiple techniques may apply for consecutive residencies.

With three separate programs to choose from, Mexican Traditional Weaving, Oaxacan Embroidery, or Mexican Tapestry, artists join an integral program in which they learn the technique, approach iconography and traditional textile production systems with more resources, and get a better understanding of Mexican culture.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

We are invested in approaching art and art history with a critical perspective by understanding Mexico’s complexity in context and incorporating nuances in narratives and interpretation of Mexico’s 3,000-year heritage of visual culture.

ARQUETOPIA OAXACA
In renewing our commitment to sustainability and nature, we honor Oaxaca’s traditions by incorporating into our residency a deeper comprehension of how art and the surrounding ecosystem coexist harmonically. Our residents enjoy a safe and peaceful environment surrounded by the mountains of San Pablo, a nature reserve of 7,500 acres with rich biodiversity.

Our Mexican-style villa hosts up to four artists at a time, with sweeping mountain views from the artist rooms.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
•36 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation, Meals, and Local Transportation:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
•Though cheap, everyday public transportation is also available from the residency vicinity into the city, Arquetopia provides scheduled transportation into downtown Oaxaca once per week by van
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•24-hour access to shared studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table
•Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
•Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE AND DATES
Session Length: 4 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 8 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $729 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Mexican Weaving Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Oaxaca, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn to create traditional Mexican Textiles (back-strap weaving or embroidery) in the countryside of Oaxaca, southern Mexico. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/mexican-textiles-residencies

MEXICAN TEXTILES INSTRUCTIONAL ARTIST RESIDENCY: WEAVING OR EMBROIDERY
This is a production residency that includes master instruction (27 hours total, 9 hours per week) in Mexican textiles techniques. Residents learn how to use the traditional back-strap loom, including how to assemble it, and basic weaving techniques; or they learn Mexican embroidery techniques for which we offer instruction in the following: cross-stitching, chain-stitching, shading, and pepenado hilván. Each technique is offered separately. Residents wishing to do multiple techniques may apply for consecutive residencies.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

We are invested in approaching art and art history with a critical perspective by understanding Mexico’s complexity in context and incorporating nuances in narratives and interpretation of Mexico’s 3,000-year heritage of visual culture.

ARQUETOPIA OAXACA
In renewing our commitment to sustainability and nature, we honor Oaxaca’s traditions by incorporating into our residency a deeper comprehension of how art and the surrounding ecosystem coexist harmonically. Our residents enjoy a safe and peaceful environment surrounded by the mountains of San Pablo, a nature reserve of 7,500 acres with rich biodiversity.

Our Mexican-style villa hosts up to four artists at a time, with sweeping mountain views from the artist rooms.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
•27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation, Meals, and Local Transportation:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
•Though cheap, everyday public transportation is also available from the residency vicinity into the city, Arquetopia provides scheduled transportation into downtown Oaxaca once per week by van
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•24-hour access to shared studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table
•Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
•Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $729 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Natural Dyes Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Oaxaca, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn to create and use a variety of Natural Dyes in the countryside of Oaxaca, southern Mexico. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/natural-pigments-residency

NATURAL PIGMENTS INSTRUCTIONAL ARTIST RESIDENCY
Note: The focus of this instructional residency is fiber dyeing; the curriculum is not applicable to making inks or paints.

This is a production residency that includes 3 weeks of master instruction (27 hours total; 9 hours per week) in diverse techniques from Oaxaca which vary depending on the supporting fiber; the options are wool, silk, and paper. Residents learn preparations and traditional recipes to prepare and use natural dyes, mordents, and fixatives.

The program includes hands-on instruction with cochineal, añil, and pericon, as well as a few tree barks and fruit skins to complete the color spectrum. This residency is comprehensive program to learn the natural dyes tradition of Oaxaca including resources for a better understanding of the complex culture of Mexico and the history of our colors.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope emphasizing critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Mexico and Latin America, anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA OAXACA
In renewing our commitment to sustainability and nature, we honor Oaxaca’s traditions by incorporating into our residency a deeper comprehension of how art and the surrounding ecosystem coexist harmonically. Our residents enjoy a safe and peaceful environment surrounded by the mountains of San Pablo, a nature reserve of 7,500 acres with rich biodiversity.

Our Mexican-style villa hosts up to four artists at a time, with sweeping mountain views from the artist rooms.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
•27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation, Meals, and Local Transportation:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
•Though cheap, everyday public transportation is also available from the residency vicinity into the city, Arquetopia provides scheduled transportation into downtown Oaxaca once per week by van
Studio Workspace and Materials:
•24-hour access to shared studio with generous natural light
•Personal workspace with large table
•Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
•Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $729 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Writers Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Oaxaca, Mexico
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Self-directed sessions of 3 to 8 weeks during 2018 in the countryside of Oaxaca, southern Mexico.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/writers-residency

WRITERS RESIDENCY
This residency offers competitive professional opportunities for emerging or mid-career, national or international writers, journalists, playwrights, translators, and graduate students. As part of Arquetopia’s mission, we promote international experiences in the field of culture by promoting Mexico’s rich and diverse artistic heritage. We are aware that understanding Mexico’s cultural context and complexity is key for a successful cultural exchange; therefore, we offer a flexible program that provides the necessary social and cultural research and aesthetic resources to connect the writer’s project with the context of Mexico. All proposals are welcome.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

We are invested in approaching art and art history with a critical perspective by understanding Mexico’s complexity in context and incorporating nuances in narratives and interpretation of Mexico’s 3,000-year heritage of visual culture. Since its founding, Arquetopia has raised the bar in the residency field, becoming a reference to every residency program in Mexico and influencing most of them in approaching art making with more rigorous practices, critical perspectives, and high standards.

ARQUETOPIA OAXACA
In renewing our commitment to sustainability and nature, we honor Oaxaca’s traditions by incorporating into our residency a deeper comprehension of how art and the surrounding ecosystem coexist harmonically. Our residents enjoy a safe and peaceful environment surrounded by the mountains of San Pablo, a nature reserve of 7,500 acres with rich biodiversity.

Our Mexican-style villa hosts up to four artists at a time, with sweeping mountain views from the artist rooms.

OAXACA, SOUTHERN MEXICO
The colonial city of Oaxaca is nestled in a valley in the Sierra Madre mountain range of southern Mexico. Oaxaca is located 450 km (280 mi) southeast of Mexico City and is reachable via three international airports: Oaxaca (OAX), Puebla (PBC), and Mexico City (MEX). With a population of 265,000, Oaxaca boasts magnificent colonial architecture and mild-to-warm temperatures year-round.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
•Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
Accommodation, Meals, and Local Transportation:
•Furnished, private bedroom
•Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
•Wireless Internet
•Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
•Housekeeping
•Though cheap, everyday public transportation is also available from the residency vicinity into the city, Arquetopia provides scheduled transportation into downtown Oaxaca once per week by van
Workspace:
•Individual live/work space with natural light provided with table or desk

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 to 8 weeks during 2018. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $529 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Arquetopia Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Self-Directed Artist Residencies. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Cusco, Peru
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Self-directed sessions of 3 to 12 weeks during 2018 in the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/self-directed/art-design-or-photography-residency

ART PRODUCTION, DESIGN PRODUCTION, OR PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCTION RESIDENCY 
The Art, Design, or Photography Production Residency is a self-directed, non-instructional residency in which residents work independently in our on-site spaces.

EXAMPLES OF TECHNIQUES SUPPORTED (BUT NOT LIMITED TO THESE) 
Drawing • Painting • Paper • Graphic design • Textiles • Sculpture • Wood carving • Performance • Ephemeral (including food) • Digital Photography

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA CUSCO
Like our other two residency spaces, Arquetopia Cusco is environmentally conscious, continuing our commitment to
sustainability and nature. Our Peruvian chalet-style residency hosts up to four resident artists and writers at a time, with sweeping views of the mountains, Chicon glacier, and the little town, including local flora and fauna from the artist rooms. Conveniently located in the countryside village of Urubamba, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the residency is surrounded by rugged, beautiful mountains outside of the touristy areas, only 50 minutes away from the center of Cusco, and 15 minutes away from the train station that serves the renowned archaeological site of Machu Picchu.

CUSCO, PERU
The city of Cusco is accessible via two international airports in Cusco (CUZ) and Lima (LIM). Cusco was classified in 1972 as Cultural Heritage of the Peruvian Nation and declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Located in the heart of the Central Peruvian Andes of South America at 3,400 m (11,155 ft) above sea level, the Cusco region extends into a fertile alluvial valley of approximately 20 km (12 mi), called the Sacred Valley of the Incas, an incomparable scenic and historical major destination.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
+ Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+ Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
+ Furnished, private bedroom
+ Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
+ Wireless Internet
+ Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+ Housekeeping
Studio Workspace:
+ 24-hour access to large, shared studio with natural light
+ Personal workspace with large table
+ Some tools provided
+ For self-directed residencies, artists bring their own materials and supplies or obtain them locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 to 12 weeks during 2018. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $595 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Arquetopia Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Natural Dyes Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Cusco, Peru
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn to create traditional Natural Dyes in the Sacred Valley of the Incas of Cusco, Peru. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/natural-pigments-residency

NATURAL PIGMENTS INSTRUCTIONAL ARTIST RESIDENCY (FIBER DYEING)
This is a unique production residency that includes 3 weeks of master instruction (27 hours total; 9 hours per week) in diverse techniques from Cusco, Peru, which vary depending on the supporting fiber; the options are wool and cotton. Residents learn preparations and traditional recipes to prepare and use natural dyes, mordents, and fixatives.

The program includes hands-on instruction with cochineal (ranging from red to purple), añil (blue), and pericon (yellow) from Mexico, Tara and blue collpa (blue), and Q’olle flowers (yellow) from Peru, as well as a few tree barks and fruit skins to complete the color spectrum. This residency is a comprehensive program to learn the natural dyes tradition with specific ingredients corresponding to Cusco including resources for a better understanding of the complex culture of Peru and the history of its colors.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA CUSCO
Like our other two residency spaces, Arquetopia Cusco is environmentally conscious, continuing our commitment to
sustainability and nature. Our Peruvian chalet-style residency hosts up to four resident artists and writers at a time, with sweeping views of the mountains, Chicon glacier, and the little town, including local flora and fauna from the artist rooms. Conveniently located in the countryside village of Urubamba, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the residency is surrounded by rugged, beautiful mountains, outside of the touristy areas, only 50 minutes away from the center of Cusco.

CUSCO, PERU
The city of Cusco is accessible via two international airports in Cusco (CUZ) and Lima (LIM). Cusco was classified in 1972 as Cultural Heritage of the Peruvian Nation and declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Located in the heart of the Central Peruvian Andes of South America at 3,400 m (11,155 ft) above sea level, the Cusco region extends into a fertile alluvial valley of approximately 20 km (12 mi), called the Sacred Valley of the Incas, an incomparable scenic and historical major destination.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
+ 27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
+ Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+ Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
+ Furnished, private bedroom
+ Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
+ Wireless Internet
+ Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+ Housekeeping
Studio Workspace:
+ 24-hour access to large, shared studio with natural light
+ Personal workspace with large table
+ Some tools provided
+ Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
+ Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE, DATES, AND TERMS
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $729 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Arquetopia Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Peruvian Painting or Sculpture Instructional Residencies. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Cusco, Peru
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn historic Peruvian art techniques, either Painting or Sculpture, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas of Cusco, Peru. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/peruvian-arts-residencies

PERUVIAN ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL RESIDENCIES: PAINTING OR SCULPTURE
These unique programs acknowledge the rich heritage and complex history of the artistic traditions of Peru. From a wide variety of art techniques and splendid iconography, such as the remarkable use of gold leaf designs on painting in the brocateado (meaning “brocade,” a style used to show luxurious cloth garments), and the use of local artistic traditions and the principles of polychrome sculpture, this residency offers two different programs each one with a specific focus in painting or sculpture. These programs offer a more nuanced perspective and comprehensive content, connecting a wide variety of contemporary art practices with Peru’s, and especially Cusco’s, vast artistic heritage.

Each program is offered at a term of 3 weeks and includes a 27-hour course of the chosen focus, taught by a Peruvian master artist/art restorer. Techniques explored may include a combination of the following: basic primers and preparations, native and colonial painting techniques, gold leafing techniques including brocateado, pasta de arroz sculpture, and polychrome techniques. Instruction is in Spanish.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS 
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA CUSCO
Our Peruvian chalet-style residency hosts up to four resident artists and writers at a time, with sweeping views of the mountains, Chicon glacier, and the little town, including local flora and fauna from the artist rooms. Conveniently located in the countryside village of Urubamba, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the residency is surrounded by rugged mountains.

CUSCO, PERU
The city of Cusco is accessible via two international airports in Cusco (CUZ) and Lima (LIM). Cusco was classified in 1972 as Cultural Heritage of the Peruvian Nation and declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Located in the heart of the Central Peruvian Andes of South America at 3,400 m (11,155 ft) above sea level, the Cusco region extends into a fertile alluvial valley of approximately 20 km (12 mi), called the Sacred Valley of the Incas, an incomparable scenic and historical major destination.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
+ 27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
+ Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+ Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
+ Furnished, private bedroom
+ Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
+ Wireless Internet
+ Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+ Housekeeping
Studio Workspace:
+ 24-hour access to large, shared studio with natural light
+ Personal workspace with large table
+ Some tools provided
+ Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
+ Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $729 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Arquetopia Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Andean Weaving Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Cusco, Peru
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn to create traditional Peruvian Textiles (back-strap weaving) in the Sacred Valley of the Incas of Cusco, Peru. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/mexican-textiles-residencies

PERUVIAN TEXTILES INSTRUCTIONAL ARTIST RESIDENCY: ANDEAN WEAVING
This is a unique production residency that includes 3 weeks of master instruction (27 hours total; 9 hours per week) in Peruvian textiles techniques. Residents learn how to use the traditional back-strap loom, including how to assemble it, and basic weaving techniques. Artists join an integral program in which they learn the technique, approach iconography and traditional textile production systems with more resources, and get a better understanding of Peruvian culture.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA CUSCO
Like our other two residency spaces, Arquetopia Cusco is environmentally conscious, continuing our commitment to
sustainability and nature. Our Peruvian chalet-style residency hosts up to four resident artists and writers at a time, with sweeping views of the mountains, Chicon glacier, and the little town, including local flora and fauna from the artist rooms. Conveniently located in the countryside village of Urubamba, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the residency is surrounded by rugged, beautiful mountains, outside of the touristy areas, only 50 minutes away from Cusco.

CUSCO, PERU
The city of Cusco is accessible via two international airports in Cusco (CUZ) and Lima (LIM). Cusco was classified in 1972 as Cultural Heritage of the Peruvian Nation and declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Located in the heart of the Central Peruvian Andes of South America at 3,400 m (11,155 ft) above sea level, the Cusco region extends into a fertile alluvial valley of approximately 20 km (12 mi), called the Sacred Valley of the Incas, an incomparable scenic and historical major destination.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
+ 27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
+ Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+ Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
+ Furnished, private bedroom
+ Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
+ Wireless Internet
+ Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+ Housekeeping
Studio Workspace:
+ 24-hour access to large, shared studio with natural light
+ Personal workspace with large table
+ Some tools provided
+ Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
+ Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $749 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Arquetopia Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Gold Leafing Instructional Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Cusco, Peru
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

With master instruction, learn Gold Leafing (Gilding) and Estofado techniques in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Extendable 3-week sessions during 2018.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/instructional/gold-leafing-residency

GOLD LEAFING (GILDING) AND ESTOFADO INSTRUCTIONAL ARTIST RESIDENCY
This is a unique production residency that includes 3 weeks of master instruction (classes 9 hours per week) by a prominent Peruvian art restorer in several diverse antique techniques using mediums and supports traditionally used in pre-Columbian and baroque art. Artists can apply the technique of gold and silver leafing, learn the use of diverse stuccos and traditional primers (cactus and lime, rabbit glue, gelatin) and its use on different supports (paper, wood, clay), and experimenting with different finishes with natural pigment patinas and egg tempera paint. A combination of some of the chosen techniques is offered as a 3-week program. Materials for the course are included.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope emphasizing critical thinking through artistic practices. Our Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA CUSCO
Our Peruvian chalet-style residency hosts up to four resident artists and writers at a time, with sweeping views of the mountains, Chicon glacier, and the little town, including local flora and fauna from the artist rooms. Conveniently located in the countryside village of Urubamba, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the residency is surrounded by rugged, beautiful mountains, outside of the touristy areas, only 50 minutes away from the center of Cusco.

CUSCO, PERU
The city of Cusco is accessible via two international airports in Cusco (CUZ) and Lima (LIM). Cusco was classified in 1972 as Cultural Heritage of the Peruvian Nation and declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Located in the heart of the Central Peruvian Andes of South America at 3,400 m (11,155 ft) above sea level, the Cusco region extends into a fertile alluvial valley of approximately 20 km (12 mi), called the Sacred Valley of the Incas, an incomparable scenic and historical major destination.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Technique Instruction:
+ 27 hours master instruction (9 hours per week)
Staff Support:
+ Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+ Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
+ Furnished, private bedroom
+ Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
+ Wireless Internet
+ Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+ Housekeeping
Studio Workspace:
+ 24-hour access to large, shared studio with natural light
+ Personal workspace with large table
+ Some tools provided
+ Materials and supplies for the instructional course provided
+ Materials and supplies for additional project production not included but available for purchase locally
+ Access to special facilities provided

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 weeks during 2018, with option to extend for 1 to 9 more weeks as a self-directed Art Production Residency. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $729 per week (optional Art Production Residency extension USD $595 per week). Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Arquetopia Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
Writers Residency. All Sessions in 2018. Arquetopia Cusco, Peru
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Self-directed sessions of 3 to 8 weeks during 2018 in the Sacred Valley of the Incas of Cusco, Peru.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible. Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received versus after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/writers-residency

WRITERS RESIDENCY
This residency offers competitive professional opportunities for emerging or mid-career, national or international writers, journalists, playwrights, translators, and graduate students. As part of Arquetopia’s mission, we promote international experiences in the field of culture by promoting Peru’s rich and diverse artistic heritage. We are aware that understanding the local cultural context and complexity is key for a successful cultural exchange; therefore we offer a flexible program that provides the necessary social and cultural research and aesthetic resources to connect the writer’s project with the context of Peru. All proposals are welcome.

We welcome writers from diverse genres: poetry, prose, drama, screen and playwriting, children’s literature, journalism including magazine articles and editorials, as well as translators and editors who are interested in creating work while experiencing specific cultural expressions from Peru.

OUR ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Our Artist-in-Residence Programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, designers, curators, art historians, art educators, journalists, writers, and cultural researchers age 22 and over. Our programs are based on a non-exploitative model promoting  social consciousness.

Arquetopia is distinguished worldwide for its array of unique residency programs with substantial content. In contrast to various property rental schemes, tourist resorts, B&B’s, and sublets elsewhere, our residency spaces function exclusively for productive art professionals, writers, and researchers and include structured, informative programs; a network of collaborative workspaces, institutions, and studios; and individualized project support.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
Founded in 2009, Arquetopia is an internationally established, award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices. Our academic International Artist-in-Residence Programs are the largest and most reputable in Latin America, with an array of contents anchored in a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists.

ARQUETOPIA CUSCO
Like our other two residency spaces, Arquetopia Cusco is environmentally conscious, continuing our commitment to
sustainability and nature. Our Peruvian chalet-style residency hosts up to four resident artists and writers at a time, with sweeping views of the mountains, Chicon glacier, and the little town, including local flora and fauna from the artist rooms. Conveniently located in the countryside village of Urubamba, in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, the residency is surrounded by rugged, beautiful mountains outside of the touristy areas, only 50 minutes away from the center of Cusco, and 15 minutes away from the train station that serves Machu Picchu.

CUSCO, PERU
The city of Cusco is accessible via two international airports in Cusco (CUZ) and Lima (LIM). Cusco was classified in 1972 as Cultural Heritage of the Peruvian Nation and declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Located in the heart of the Central Peruvian Andes of South America at 3,400 m (11,155 ft) above sea level, the Cusco region extends into a fertile alluvial valley of approximately 20 km (12 mi), called the Sacred Valley of the Incas, an incomparable scenic and historical major destination.

WHAT THIS RESIDENCY INCLUDES
Staff Support:
+ Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+ Our residencies are process-based; residents are not expected to give talks, exhibitions, or workshops
Accommodation and Meals:
+ Furnished, private bedroom
+ Meals and 24-hour access to stocked kitchen and dining room
+Wireless Internet
+ Shared bathrooms with modern fixtures and showers
+ Housekeeping
Workspace:
+ Individual live/work space with natural light provided with table or desk

RESIDENCY FEE & DATES
Session Length: 3 to 8 weeks during 2018. Applicants may nominate their own range of dates.
Fee/Payment: USD $549 per week. Deposit of 25% of Residency Fee due within 1 week of selection. Balance due by 90 days prior to residency start date. Fee reduction possible; e-mail us.

HOW TO APPLY
Contact Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Visit the Arquetopia website at www.arquetopia.org
Complete and submit the Arquetopia Artist-in-Residence Online Application Form, following the instructions on the web page.
Following selection, applicants are notified immediately via e-mail.
April 16, 2018
Apply for an exclusive and meditative residency in Sicily at Villa R
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Villa R is a wide, private and contemporary residence for artists. It was designed in 1990 by the two owners, Iolanda Vacalebre and Nicola Rustica, whom have over the years used the villa for artistic, musical productions as well as poetry, and performance.

Since April 2013, Iolanda and Nicola decided to offer most of the spaces of the villa for intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange with professionals (both foreign and Italian). These activities aim especially to the creation of new projects, ideas and artworks in a stimulating environment, in contact with other artists and with nature.

The residence offers wide space for the artistic production of any size and media.
Villa R is an exclusive opportunity to develop new ideas in a wide, beautiful and meditative location, far from the distracting vibes of the big city. The residence has wide space for artistic production of any size and media.

Artists can apply for minimum one week and maximum for two weeks per time.

How to apply:

– A cover letter that describes the purpose of your stay and which kind of work you wish to produce in relation to your career and/or personal development (pdf)

– Curriculum vitae that includes both professional and few basic biographic infos (pdf)

– 10 images of artworks in jpg (if you are a visual artist). One or more links to a webpage or other links that show your professional activity and former work.

Make sure to include your contact infos and preferred period of residency.

The maximum number of artists per residency is 4

All documents have to be sent to Giuditta R: giudittarustica@yahoo.it

Documents can be written either in English or Italian.

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We are looking forward to receiving your application!
Villa R Team

Tropic 08°N – Develop site-responsive works in wild, natural environment
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Deadline: 17/04/2018
Location: Panama

Engage with environmental and philosophical questions of our time through arts and culture.

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Develop site-responsive projects in Latin America at remote Desert + Tropic environments
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Deadline: 17/04/2018
Location:

Expeditions into remote, vast environments connecting to indigenous + ecological knowledge in 2018.

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Community, Ecology + Climate Change. Develop site-responsive creative projects in South America
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Deadline: 17/04/2018
Location: Panama

Expeditions into remote, vast environments connecting to indigenous + ecological knowledge in 2018.

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Braunschweig Projects: Scholarship for Emerging artists
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Deadline: 17/04/2018
Location: Germany

Artist in Residency: Call for Applications

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Art See Ocean Gallery´s Spring & summer residence 2018
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Deadline: 17/04/2018
Location: Sweden

Art See Ocean Gallery Spring & summer residence 2018 - upcoming exhibitions, workshops & artist talk

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Last Minute for Balkan Residency in May 2018
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Deadline: 17/04/2018
Location: Bulgaria

Self-directed multidisciplinary Balkan Residency Program, based in Sofia, Bulgaria.

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Cow House Studios Open Residency Program Summer, 2018
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Deadline: 18/04/2018
Location: Ireland

A rural residency offering critically valuable time and space to think, research and make new work.

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Programa de Residencias Federales de Arte (PANAL 361+CFI)
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Deadline: 19/04/2018
Location: Argentina

Beca para artistas visuales de toda Argentina para residencia de arte en PANAL 361 (Buenos Aires).

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2019 Poetry in the Parks NPAF & Poetry Foundation September-October Residency ($1000 Stipend) at Gettysburg
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Deadline: 20/04/2018
Location: United States of America

Poets in the Parks at Beautiful Gettysburg National Park (with $1000 stipend).

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NPAF 2019 Gettysburg National Park (8 Residencies with $1000 stipends)
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Deadline: 20/04/2018
Location: United States of America

A month in a 100 year old farmhouse at Beautiful Gettysburg National Park.

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Death Valley National Park Artist in Residence ($1000 Stipend) 2019
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Deadline: 20/04/2018
Location: United States of America

A month in America´s Most Iconic Park (with $1000 stipend).

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The Birdsell Project Summer Residency
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Deadline: 20/04/2018
Location: United States of America

The Birdsell Project invites artists to create site-specific installations in unique spaces.

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Once Upon Water: Toronto Island 2018
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Deadline: 20/04/2018
Location: Canada

A two-week art residency on Toronto Island exploring the material & magical notions of water.

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ONE WORLD Residency 2018, INDIA
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Deadline: 20/04/2018
Location: India

Experience the roots of Indian culture to understand One world One Family.

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RaumArs call for applications to 2019
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Deadline: 20/04/2018
Location: Finland

Work with local people in a community/collaborative/participatory art practise project.

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Spring Residency for artist or writer in Vernon, BC, Canada
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Deadline: 20/04/2018
Location: Canada

Open to emerging and established visual artists in any medium, writers, and researchers.

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Nomadic Art Residency, Exhibition, and Museum Symposium in Sardinia, Italy
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Deadline: 21/04/2018
Location: Italy

A residency with a focus on creation and exchange- 9 days in Sardinia with labs, exhibit & symposium

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Call for Applications: 2018 Tallinn Summer Academy of Art, Design and Architecture
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Estonian Academy of Arts
The Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA) is welcoming applications for the international summer school — 2018 Tallinn Summer Academy of Art, Design and...
Call for applications: Postgraduate Art Program 2018–19 at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts (ENSBA) Lyon
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École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts (ENSBA) Lyon- France
Post-diplôme ENSBA Lyon 2018–19The National School of Fine Art Ensba Lyon offers a one-year Postgraduate program residency for five international...

April 15, 2018
A Retreat in Princes’ Islands – Tab Residency Autumn Applications
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Organization:
Tab Residency program offers artists a residential space to devote time and focus on creating both individually and collectively and a gallery space to be be used for solo exhibitions, performances, music collaborations, and spontaneous conversations.

Duration:
Tasarim Bakkali (Tab) is founded and run by artists, is open to all contemporary artists throughout the year. The residency periods are organized with open calls for three months and applications are accepted before the deadline of the open calls.

Accommodation:
The Princes´ Islands are an archipelago off the Anatolian coast of Istanbul Turkey, mostly car free, naturally and historically preserved area. Ten minutes walk from Buyukada port, the residency building is a four floored shared building, one floor for the studio spaces, one floor for accommodation rooms, one floor for common spaces such as kitchen and living room and a garden.

Studios:
The residency studios does not contain any specific workshops so they can be used for any kind of work. The studios will be reorganized considering the needs of each artist. Please feel free to ask for other equipment or tools besides the listed, depending on your needs. Disciplines involved can be architecture, industrial design, fashion, interior design, conceptual art, literary arts, visual arts, new media, performing arts (the artist should consider the small exhibition space), multi disciplinary works, any kind of recycle, upcycle or reuse projects.

Disciplines:
• Visual Art
• New Media
• Animation
• Printmaking
• Curatorial
• Film Making
• Architecture
• Sculpture
• Ceramics
• Performing Arts
• Textile Art
• Music
• Literature

Tools:
• Internet Connection
• Musical Instruments
• electronics tools, printer, scanner, basic painting equipment, well equipped toolbox (drill, jigsaw, dremel, bench grinder…) and various materials to be reused for upcycle and recycle projects.
• Library
• Office
• Kitchen
• Computer
• Woodworking Tools

What is expected of the artist:
The artist should prepare an exhibition in Istanbul for the particular gallery space.
Donation of an artwork is not mandatory but will be appreciated.
The artist should straighten out the needs and style of production beforehand.
The artist should be experienced enough to design and prepare an exhibition in a limited time. (1-3 months)
The artist should provide information about old works and exhibitions.
A residency fee of 700 euros monthly should be paid before the beginning of the residency.

What are the benefits of the program:
The residency in Buyukada offers the artists a quiet and peaceful living and working opportunity, very close to the charming chaos of Istanbul.
The artist will have the chance to prepare a solo exhibition in Istanbul.
The exhibition will be exposed to the community via certain media channels.
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Greek Island city
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Please see website for details.

There are a few places left over the summer.
Artists Cultural Exchange Residency-Sept 2018
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1-30th of September of 2018 Artists’ Cultural Exchange (ACE) will be hosting four artists at Art Farm in the countryside near the village of Fennville, Michigan. The land is beautiful with tiny lakes, islands and rivers. The Art Barn has a metal and wood shop. Painters can paint in the painting studio, the scenery on the land or take a bus to paint at Lake Michigan or in the lovely town of Saugatuck. Paper makers will have access to supplies, a Holland beater and vats. The weekends will be spent at American homes getting to know the Americans and their culture and foods. A trip to Chicago and Detroit will be planned to go to museums and galleries. We hope to have an exhibition of the artists’ work as well.
April 14, 2018
Open Call for NJ-Based Artists – Professional Development 
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

2018 ARTIST PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
multi-format four-month strategic planning course for New Jersey-based artists of all disciplines
It combines in-person and online workshops, online courses, artist working groups and small group phone consultations into a comprehensive program to provide artists with the tools, strategies, and support networks they need to create and grow their work and artistic careers.

20 artists will be accepted into the program; Professional artists of all disciplines are eligible to participate in the program, artists should be generative, not interpretive. (For example, the composer over the violinist, the playwright over the actor). Artists can be from more than one discipline. We are committed to diversity in all it’s multiple forms, with artists of color and/or those who identify as LGBTQIA+ especially encouraged to apply.

for more details and selection criteria, visit:
Open Calls
973-353-9533

Open Call 2019 Curator-in-Residence Opportunity
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RESIDENCY SESSION: January–December, 2019

Deadline– June 1, 2018

Application fee– There is no fee to apply.

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is now accepting applications from national and international curators for its Curator-in-Residence Program. Beginning January 2019, the successful candidate will participate in a one-year fully subsidized live/work residency as part of Bemis Center’s acclaimed Artist-in-Residence Program. S/he will originate and present three exhibitions and related public programs inclusive of local and national artists. The Curator-in-Residence will work alongside residency and curatorial staff and actively contribute to the overall vision of Bemis Center’s renowned exhibition program. As a residency, the Curator-in-Residence will have the space and freedom to work on research and curatorial projects independent of his/her exhibitions at the Bemis.

Competitive applicants will possess a strong knowledge of international contemporary art and a genuine interest in researching and responding to cultural production in Omaha and the region. The Curator-in-Residence is part of the cultural fabric of the city, serving as a professional resource for local artists and arts professionals, and as an ambassador of Bemis Center in the community. S/he will be an integral member of Bemis Center’s Artist-in-Residence Program, stimulating intellectual discourse surrounding contemporary art practice through studio visits, knowledge-sharing workshops, and other organized programs with fellow artists-in-residence.

Reporting to the Program Director, the Curator-in-Residence is a full-time temporary position that will work closely with the Exhibition Program team. S/he will be involved in all curatorial and administrative aspects of organizing three exhibitions over the one-year residency. Exhibitions should be original, conceptually rigorous, and exemplify the true breadth and experimentation currently defining contemporary art. The 2019 exhibition dates are: March 21–June 15, July 11–September 21, and November 21, 2019–February 15, 2020.

Duties include, but are not limited to: research, artist and donor relations, exhibition design and installation, writing/editing of scholarly texts and didactics, budgeting, conceptualizing and leading exhibition-related public programs, and tours.

The Curator-in-Residence studio is for single occupancy only; Bemis Center is unable to accommodate partners, children, and pets at this time.

There is no fee to apply. Submission of applications is only accepted online at bemis.slideroom.com.

About Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts

Founded in 1981, by artists for artists, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts supports today’s artists through an international artist-in-residence program, temporary exhibitions and commissions, and innovative public programs. Located in the historic Old Market district, Bemis Center serves a critical role in the presentation and understanding of contemporary art, bridging the community of Omaha to a global discourse surrounding cultural production today.

Eligibility

Residency opportunities are open to national and international arts professionals 21+ years of age, showing a strong professional working history.

Students enrolled in an academic program during the time of requested residency are not eligible to apply.

Bemis Center welcomes internationally based arts professionals to apply. A working knowledge of English is helpful for international artists, as an interpreter will not be provided. Upon notification of acceptance to the residency, the selected individual will be responsible for preparing and submitting the required personal employment visa materials by August 2018. A P-3 visa is recommended. Please visit the USCIS website for more information: www.uscis.gov. Bemis Center will provide appropriate documentation and materials to supplement the visa application process. Due to the current state of temporary, immigrant travel policies to the United States, we are unable to guarantee approval. A visa does not guarantee entry into the United States. As an international call, Bemis Center strives to support applicants from any country.

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity for all persons regardless of race, sex, color, religion, creed, national origin or ancestry, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and disability. If you have questions about accessibility, please contact the Residency Program Manager, Holly Kranker, at 402.341.7130 x 12 or hollyk@bemiscenter.org.

Qualifications
- Master’s degree in curatorial or museum studies, art history, or related field; or five years equivalent professional work experience in the field;
- A minimum of 1–2 years of curatorial experience in an academic, nonprofit, and/or commercial gallery setting;
- Strong knowledge of international contemporary art and a keen interest in understanding and working with Omaha’s cultural landscape;
- Excellent verbal and written communications skills;
- Creative and strategic thinker with the capacity to take initiative and to work independently as well as a team player in a fun, yet demanding, arts organization.
- The ideal candidate will understand and promote Bemis Center’s mission and, as an ambassador of the organization, perform all Bemis-related duties in a professional, responsible manner.
Application & Fee

Applications are only accepted online at bemis.slideroom.com. There is no fee to apply.

Benefits

The selected Curator-in-Residence will receive an annual amount of $36,600, which includes a monthly residency stipend, a travel/research transportation allowance, and a curatorial honorarium*. The selected Curator-in-Residence will be offered a relocation allowance up to $2,000.** Bemis Center provides free, onsite lodging in a sizable, well-appointed live/work studio with private bath and kitchen including complimentary utilities, laundry, WiFi, and free parking. The Curator-in-Residence will work within a fast-paced team environment with Bemis Center staff, volunteers, interns, and Board of Directors, and have access to a dedicated gallery: approximately 2,000 square feet; 12 1/2 foot ceilings, and concrete floors.

*Miscellaneous income is subject to reporting on Form 1099.

**Curator-in-Residence will organize personal travel and moving costs to and from Omaha, Nebraska.

Application Review Process

SlideRoom will confirm receipt of your submitted application. Applications are reviewed by a rotating panel represented by national and regional arts professionals such as artists, curators, academics, and/or critics. The review process will take 6–8 weeks from the application deadline. Notifications to all applicants will be sent via email after the selection panel has made its final decision.

Apply: bemis.slideroom.com

Deadline: 11:59pm CST | June 1, 2018

Notifications to all applicants will be made via email by August 1, 2018.

bemis.slideroom.com

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts

724 South 12th Street

Omaha, NE 68102

bemiscenter.org

LIQUID HEROES, Critical Thinking in Spain. From September 18.
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

This critical program is about HEROES OF THIS ERA.

The modern liquid society is that one where conditions of action of its members change before the forms can be consolidated in certain habits and in a routine. This, obviously, has its consequences on individuals because individual achievements cannot solidify into something lasting. Assets become passive, capabilities on disabilities in the blink of an eye. The new model of hero is the winner who aspires to fame, power and money, above all, without caring anything else. Therefore, the winners in this society are agile, light and volatile people like commerce and finance are. Hedonistic and selfish people, who face novelty as good news, precariousness as a value, instability as an impetus and hybridity as a wealth.

Liquid life assigns to the world and to things, animals and people the category of objects of consumption, objects that lose their usefulness at the same time they are used. In such a society, loyalty and commitment are cause for shame rather than pride because they are lasting values. In a world of business and practical nature like ours (a world that seeks immediate benefit) subjects of study such as history, music, philosophy … that contribute to the development of the human being, rather than a social, political or economic advantage, are a danger. Because the human being has stopped having “human” value to become a simple object of production or consumption.

The aim of this program is thinking and discussing about different models of heroes through different disciplines. A necessary reflection on a reality that exists almost anywhere in the world.

From September, 10th to December, 10th 2018.

Disciplines: Video, literature, performance, painting, mural and ilustration.

We offer to artists in residence the possibility to sleep in a typical local house in a historical moorish location: La Cueva (Monteagudo District) in a fertile area/farm. An authentic and confortable space, only 20/30 mins by bus / bike to the city centre. There are three rooms.

Studios / workspaces
A studio with a big table + patio/garden + garage working space + outdoor space.

Materials and equipment
Projector (only for events), scanner, printer, stationery equipment (craft knives, staplers, rulers, felt tip pens etc.), jigsaw, drill, tool set (hammers, screwdrivers, hacksaws etc.), extension cables, airbrush compressor, plastic buckets and utensils, glue gun, two easels, blackboard, some paint and brushes…

FEES
Price per person/month
Individual room: 850 €
Double room: 600 €

La Postiza is not able to offer grants for resident artists at this moment. We can assist artists seeking grants in your country or institution, by providing an invitation letter or preparing a detailed budget.

Residency is not confirmed until payment is received.

FEES include: Acommodation, 3 Bikes to share, official certificate (if requested), curatorial ongoing advice, support (available to assist the artists with any issues that may arise, as well as make introductions in the local artistic community. The host helps the artist connect with the place they are in). studio, WiFi, pick up from the airport/train/bus station, local event (presentation and/or exhibition at a regional gallery), publicity, press release, Catering at the event.

Expenses paid by the artist: daily living expenses, travel and public transport.

Residents will be selected by a qualified jury of art professionals from LA POSTIZA Creative CentreTeam and other collaborators from Murcia, based on the quality of their work, commitment to their practice, and ability to interact positively with the territory. If your proposal is selected, we will send you an email within not more than two weeks.

Send your applications to: belen@lapostiza.com

Looking forward to see you soon
April 13, 2018
Home-less
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A nomadic life implies the common use and the temporary sharing of a home. What are the feelings that determine the quality of the relationships with such spaces? Is it possible to sense architectonic identity beyond ownership? And, can we, through new technology, design virtual environments that trigger emotions like “belonging to a place” more than places that belong to us?

Hannes Meyer’s Co-op Interieur was conceived as a display of nomadic life rather than a room. It pointed to the contemplative aspects of privacy and intimacy. From this point of view, through the project home-less, we will investigate the qualities of the individual rooms at the Bauhaus Bundesschule. We will build them into an immersive virtual environment that not only supports interaction with space and other inhabitants but also augments the experience of the place beyond its physical features.

In a unique double module, the architect, VR artist and scientist Isabella Pasqualini and the VR developer Céline Dupuis offer a combined design and coding seminar for immersive virtual reality in Unity. This class is addressed to artists, designers, curators etc., or, to programmers, developers and creatives with coding experience. The result will be an interactive, connected virtual architecture.

Best suited for Module 1: Designers, Artists, Architects, Curators etc. advanced in 3D modeling, animation or video editing

Best suited for Module 2: Engineers and Creatives with experience in programming (C#, C++, Python, Javascript, or Processing)

Course languages: English, French, German
Observations and Answers
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

One of the fundamentals of design is observing the world and asking an interesting question. These observations, questions and responses can be created in many different ways.

The aim of this course will be to build observational and reflective skills. Engaging with everyday occurrences and phenomena from science, architecture, and nature and find ways in which these can be utilised, interfered with or mimicked in a design, architectural or sculptural context with the intention of producing installations, sculptures or models.

Through exploring the surroundings of the Bauhaus monument and observing on both the macro and the micro, participants will reflect on what they have seen, felt and experienced. Looking at things from textures, structures, chemical and physical changes to growth decay, cycles, patterns, chance occurrences, interactions, partnerships, and relationships.

The course will undertake a series of hands-on making, drawing, and social workshops. Participants will explore and develop concepts based on observations, creating outcomes in response to them; either from a large part of what has been experienced or merely be using a small element as a catalyst.

Throughout these workshops, participants will be noting and reflecting collected observations and developing ideas and concepts towards their final outcomes of the week.

Best suited for: designers and artists, students and professionals or anyone with good observational skills and an interest in hands-on, three-dimensional exploration of materials and lateral thinking. Basic making skills or understanding of making useful.

Course languages: English
Skin and Surface – Biomimetic Design and Bauhaus
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“Biomimetics is the abstraction of good design from nature” (Center of Biomimetics, UK)

Biomimetics is a strategic approach to translate solutions from nature into a technical or artistic context and by these reinterpreting scientific findings in technology and the arts. This is not only about form and aesthetics but primarily about functional connections that should lead to innovation. Functional analogies are the base for the translations in both directions, from solution to application or from problem to solution.

The connection to traditional techniques in craftsmanship are as interesting as the investigation of the potentials of novel design- and production technologies, that create a new formal language. Strategies like biomimicry integrate concepts for sustainable and ecological design. Interdisciplinarity and cooperation from institutions of basic scientific research to production is the base for research and development projects, that shall go beyond the design of prototypes to the introduction of novel products on the market.

The course Skin and Surface – Biomimetic Design and Bauhaus experiments with the innovation method biomimetics in the context of the Bauhaus tradition. In a process of artistic research and based on selected research results from biology a new formal language for specific material and structures is developed.

The theme of the workshop is “Skin and Surface”. Intersections between the inside and the outside of biological organisms on one hand, and built structures, on the other hand, shall be investigated to create sensible analogies that lead to innovative solutions.
The aim of the workshop is the experimental development of models and prototypes with traditional and novel means of production.

Best suited for: Architects, Designers, Artists, Biologists, Modelmakers, Craftspeople

Course languages: English / German
Paper Engineering from the Bauhaus: Josef Albers to the Modern Day
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

One of the mainstays of the Bauhaus preliminary course for first-year students was working with paper – to make something more with it that still spoke to the essential qualities of the paper itself. These exercises led them on a path of self-discovery and observational “learning through doing.”

Paper artist Eric Gjerde leads a course of experimentation and discovery in the spirit of Josef Alber’s preliminary course, using historical paper art exercises and creations from the Bauhaus School as well as modern designs and ideas that build on the original concepts. Paper architecture, pop-up structures, origami tessellations, kirigami, and complex crumpling are some of the techniques students on this course will explore.

In this course, we will follow a Bauhaus / Black Mountain College style form of discussion, open exercises and experimentation, and constructive group critique. Students will take techniques and create their own works within various design constraints, in line with Bauhaus methodology. Our intent is to open minds and expand horizons (while also having a lot of fun playing with paper!)

Best suited for: anyone dealing professional or personally with geometry, form and structure, and exploration of shapes and space. Like designers, architects or (paper-) artists. Some practical knowledge of paperfolding is useful but not required.

Course Languages: English
Bauhaus moves contemporary
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Discovering the magic of moving through structure and space

We will begin with the formation of the ground, the structure of our skeleton system and explore possibilities of moving from imagination. Then building into the relationships by moving with each other and space. our individual inner spaces will articulate a moving architecture that will dance their way through the architectural space we are in.
Following the Bauhaus principle of experimentation and learning by doing, we will also explore some historical references from the Bauhaus to American contemporary dance (Anna Halprin, Merce Cunningham) through black mountain college and back to Europe and Germany through dance schools in the Netherlands and Brandenburg/Ponderosa.

Best suited for: anyone who loves movement, dancers, teenagers to seniors

Course languages: German / English
A Base Camp
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The workshop aims to think which form/materiality can an autonomous group take. The idea is to realize a base camp, a structure of some sort, that will exist as a manifesto of an arbitrary temporary existence.

After studying different examples of past exhibitions, we will walk through the Bauhaus campus and surroundings (building, woods, pond, highway) to chose a significant location to work with. Based on the idea of Temporary Autonomous Zone, we will develop together, a micronation, a structure that can claim and present itself in a specific location on the campus. Between a demonstration and an introverted shelter, there are many possible attitudes and forms. Beyond the exchange of information, the goal is that the participants create their own territory and develop an event during which the other participants and visitors will be confronted to.

In order to achieve this, we will have to determine what defines a space, a location, what are its boundaries, what kind of limits can be transgressed? What concrete laws or signs can be referred to in order to legitimize actions, develop artistic values and set limits. Can anything be done and said in this new territory?

Participants should be able to print images or texts, build things out of finding elements wood, cardboard, cloth, paint or glue things, hang things. Maybe some want to plant flowers, sing, clean up the site or dig a hole. I’m open. So participants should bring what they might need: sandwiches, seeds, a flag, a tent, a passport, a knife, rope, bedsheets, animals, some masking tape. Who wants, knows.

Best suited for: artists, architects, activists, political scientists, curators.

Languages: English (and German and French)
April 12, 2018
Curator-in-Residence Program Open Call
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Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts is now accepting applications from national and international curators for its Curator-in-Residence Program. Beginning January 2019, the successful candidate will participate in a one-year fully subsidized live/work residency as part of Bemis Center’s acclaimed Artist-in-Residence Program. S/he will originate and present three exhibitions and related public programs inclusive of local and national artists. The Curator-in-Residence will work alongside residency and curatorial staff and actively contribute to the overall vision of Bemis Center’s renowned exhibition program. As a residency, the Curator-in-Residence will have the space and freedom to work on research and curatorial projects independent of his/her exhibitions at the Bemis.

Competitive applicants will possess a strong knowledge of international contemporary art and a genuine interest in researching and responding to cultural production in Omaha and the region. The Curator-in-Residence is part of the cultural fabric of the city, serving as a professional resource for local artists and arts professionals, and as an ambassador of Bemis Center in the community. S/he will be an integral member of Bemis Center’s Artist-in-Residence Program, stimulating intellectual discourse surrounding contemporary art practice through studio visits, knowledge-sharing workshops, and other organized programs with fellow artists-in-residence.

Reporting to the Program Director, the Curator-in-Residence is a full-time temporary position that will work closely with the Exhibition Program team. S/he will be involved in all curatorial and administrative aspects of organizing three exhibitions over the one-year residency. Exhibitions should be original, conceptually rigorous, and exemplify the true breadth and experimentation currently defining contemporary art. The 2019 exhibition dates are: March 21–June 15, July 11–September 21, and November 21, 2019–February 15, 2020.

Duties include, but are not limited to: research, artist and donor relations, exhibition design and installation, writing/editing of scholarly texts and didactics, budgeting, conceptualizing and leading exhibition-related public programs, and tours.

The Curator-in-Residence studio is for single occupancy only; Bemis Center is unable to accommodate partners, children, and pets at this time.

There is no fee to apply. Submission of applications is only accepted online at bemis.slideroom.com.

About Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts
Founded in 1981, by artists for artists, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts supports today’s artists through an international artist-in-residence program, temporary exhibitions and commissions, and innovative public programs. Located in the historic Old Market district, Bemis Center serves a critical role in the presentation and understanding of contemporary art, bridging the community of Omaha to a global discourse surrounding cultural production today.
The MITTEN Lab 2018 Residency
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The 2018 MITTEN Lab Residency application is available on our website. The Payment button is located at the bottom of this page as well as instructions for supplemental materials.

The MITTEN Lab is open to playwrights, musical theatre composers, lyricists, and librettists ages 18 and up. The 2018 residency will take place from September 9-16, 2018 in Bear Lake, MI and culminate with a presentation featuring Interlochen Arts Academy students.

Please note, The MITTEN Lab is only able to accommodate individual artists or writing teams of two (2) at this time – large groups or collaborative teams are not encouraged to apply. If applying as a team, only complete one application with additional collaborator supplemental materials as indicated.

RADAR Spain announces 6 opportunities for artists.
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Radar
Convocatoria RADAR gathers 6 professional galleries, art spaces and art centres interested in discovering new projects to be exhibited.Each of the...

东亚 East Asia Residency Knowledge Exchange
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People who run residencies work tirelessly to support the artists they host, and often don’t get the chance to take a step back and reflect on the future of their organizations, the nature of their work, or even simply catch up with colleagues. The cost of international travel and the difficulty in obtaining visas adds to the challenge of creating meaningful and lasting international exchange between mainland China and the rest of the world.

Residency Knowledge Exchange was started to address this situation. In our first iteration in 2016, with the support of Transnational Dialogues, we helped a young arts administrator from China, Hu Xinru 胡欣茹, Red Gate Residency’s coordinator, travel abroad for the first time to meet with cultural practitioners in the UK.

Last year, Coral Lu of Dong Dong & Lulu (Nanjing & Hohot, China), Syar Alia of Rimbun Dahan (Malaysia), Anna Lovecchio of NTU Centre for Contemporary Art (Singapore), Pisithpong Siraphisut of ComPeung (Thailand), Emma Lee of Kiwisual (Guangzhou, China), and Wong Ker Sin of East Coast (Malaysia) participated in our 东 x 东南亚 East x South East Asia Residency Knowledge Exchange between China and South East Asia.

This year we are calling for all residency directors, coordinators, and administrators working in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Mongolia, Japan and South Korea to apply for one to three week residencies at Untitled Space in Jinze, Shanghai this June to exchange best practices, devise innovative solutions to common challenges, and share strategies for increasing cultural exchange within the region. Selected residency staff will be provided with accommodations at Untitled Space.

Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis until May 1st.

Ilona Németh: EASTERN SUGAR at Kunsthalle Bratislava
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Kunsthalle Bratislava
Kunsthalle Bratislava is opening a large-scale exhibition by the prominent Slovak artist Ilona Németh. Entitled Eastern Sugar, this is an ...

April 11, 2018
2019 OPEN CALL for artists and curators! Despina Residency Programme in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Despina Residency Programme is designed for artists and curators wishing to immerse themselves in their work and/or research. We provide them with the space to explore practices, concepts, new ideas and materials, and to develop a project while receiving feedback and support.

The selected artists/curators have the chance to live and work in Rio de Janeiro and to participate in a range of activities such as talks, meetings, studio visits and exhibition tours. Participants are also encouraged to propose talks and workshops, and to learn about the socio-cultural and political scenario in Brazil.

The support, network and creative environment offered by Despina Residency Programme encourages professional/ artistic development and international contacts.

Please, download the PDF file available at [despina.org] and see how to apply. You can also learn more about the programme, criteria and costs.
Spring Residency for Artist or Writer
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Dates of residency: May 15-June 15, 2018
(Dates are flexible)

Deadline to apply: April 20th, 2018

The Caetani Cultural Centre offers artists and writers creative living and working spaces in an independent community atmosphere for self-directed residencies, providing time, support and room for creativity, at affordable rates.

The 120+ year old Caetani Cultural Centre is a 6,000 sq. ft. designated heritage house, situated on 1.5 acres of land on lower East Hill. The facility is operated by The Caetani Cultural Centre Society as a registered not for profit charitable organization. The house and grounds are owned by the City of Vernon, and operated by the Caetani Cultural Centre Society.

The house is the former home of renowned artist, writer, mentor and teacher Sveva Caetani. Sveva was locally known as ‘the Countess’ due to her aristocratic background and she was a visionary figure in the community with a deep belief in culture, knowledge and artistic endeavours.

The Caetani Cultural Centre (C3) is located two blocks from beautiful downtown Vernon, British Columbia, and is within walking distance or public transportation to shopping, as well as most public facilities and amenities. C3 provides scheduled events throughout the year for the public to access the gardens, engage with member artists and enjoy the facilities..

The Self-Directed Residencies are not sponsored or themed, and fees are based and pro-rated on length of stay. Artists are expected to provide their own food, materials and transportation.

Transportation

Artists are responsible for their own transportation. The Caetani Centre residential accommodation is within walking distance to most downtown shopping amenities however a complimentary bicycle and helmet are also available for the resident’s use (at their own risk).

Fees

Residency fee: $435 Includes small private Fogliano room with desk, shared kitchen and bathroom in house.

Optional add on Ninfa Studio Space: $ 155

Refundable Damage/Cancellation Deposit: $200

Total with studio: $790

Total without studio: $635

Please note:

The fee does not include travel expenses, food, health insurance, art materials, shipping, exhibition costs, or other personal expenses.
Most participants apply for grants to institutions, foundations, universities, government agencies, etc. in their country/province of origin to assist with funding.
Pricing is tiered based on the length of the residency and the specific needs of the proposed project.
The Caetani Centre does not provide daily cleaning of the studios or rooms, or daily meals. Residents are expected to maintain their studio spaces and rooms, shared common areas of the kitchen, bathroom and other common areas in a clean, tidy and orderly manner, with respect for the other residents using the space.
NOTE TO ALL INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS: Please ensure that you apply far enough in advance and that you are able to travel, have visas and passports in order and are able to accept a residency for the dates specified prior to making application. Cancellation fees and restrictions will apply.

Please visit our website to apply and for more information.
V&A Ceramics Residency
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We are delighted to announce our open call for a UK based Ceramics Residency. The V&A is inviting applications from UK-based studio ceramicists who wish to develop their practice in new ways by working with the V&A’s collections and developing public engagement activities. Applicants must have significant experience in professional practice (minimum 5 years) and be able to demonstrate ongoing development in their practice through a track record of innovation and the regular exhibition of new work. Proposals should be dynamic, ambitious and inspiring – pushing forward the boundaries of contemporary creative practice.

The Residency will be based at the V&A South Kensington in London over a nine-month period from 15 October 2018 to 15 June 2019. The deadline for applications is 4 June 2018. The V&A will provide a £12,000 residency fee and a purpose-built studio in the Ceramics galleries. We will consider applications from small collectives as well as individual practitioners.
V&A Sustainable Fashion and Textile Design Residency
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We are delighted to announce our open call for a UK-based fashion or textile designer working with sustainable materials or processes (eg. circular economy, zero-waste design etc.)

Coinciding with our upcoming exhibition ‘Fashioned from Nature’, the residency will take place at the V&A South Kensington in London over a nine-month period from 15 October 2018 to 15 June 2019. The deadline for applications is 6 June 2018 and interviews will take place on 22 June 2018.The V&A will provide a £12,000 residency fee and a studio space within the Museum’s Sackler Centre for arts education. For the first three months of the residency, the studio will be shared with a Goethe resident designer also working in the field of sustainable fashion and/or textile design.

We are interested in practitioners who wish to work with the themes that will feature in ‘Fashioned from Nature’, and who are passionate about working with the public. Applicants should have an interest in developing their practice and a good track record of producing and performing high-quality work.

Scheduled to open on 21 April 2018, ‘Fashioned from Nature’ will draw on the V&A’s internationally renowned collection of fashion to put today’s issues about sustainbility in a historical context, and ask what we can learn from the past to help us design a more responsible but equally creative industry to serve us today and in the future. With its focus on cause, effect and solution the exhibition will provide a forum for discussion and debate.
LAST MINUTE FOR BALKAN RESIDENCY IN MAY 2018
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Self-directed multidisciplinary Balkan Residency Program, based in Sofia, Bulgaria.

The program gives you space and time to focus on your projects while collaborating with international artists. WORLD OF CO encourages emerging and established artists to provoke their creativity by tasting the cultural diversity of Bulgaria. All participants live, explore, create and exhibit together.

WHY RESIDENCY IN BULGARIA?

Bulgaria is a country of contrasts and contradictions. The land is at a crossroad – geographically, historically and politically. The mixture of different influences – Thracian, Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, European, Soviet, Balkan and so on, is still visible in the urban structures, architecture, culture, and traditions. The duration of the program can be between 1 to 6 months. (one-month is the minimum stay)

THE RESIDENCY PROGRAM INCLUDES:

• Accommodation in the city center
• Shared studio (10 minutes walking distance from the apartment)
• Traditional craft workshops (carpet weaving and wood carving)
• Weekly Bulgarian language lessons
• Studio visit / Gallery tour
• Artists’ talk – present your art to the local audience
• Collective Open studio day-exhibition at the end of the month
• Sofia City Guide – a curated collection of art stores, print shops, contemporary galleries and museums
• Weekly list of art and culture events in Sofia
• Bulgarian phone number – SIM card

ACCOMMODATION

The residency has a five-bedroom apartment located in the heart of Sofia, next to the Vasil Levski monument. The artists are accommodated in a private fully furnished room, between 15 and 25 sqm. Each room consists of a bed, a nightstand, a desk and a wardrobe. The apartment has a fully equipped shared kitchen, a shared bathroom and a laundry room with a washing machine (free for use), Wi-Fi connection. There is also a shared living room to eat, talk and have fun together. The studio space is 10 minutes walk from the apartment.

STUDIO КООПЕРАЦИЯ

Shared studio space is at the city center, located within 10 minutes walking distance from the apartment. The studio is furnished 140m² large space (chairs, tables), including Wi-Fi and all utilities (water, heating, electricity, kitchen, toilet etc.)
Space can be used for different types of art events, workshops and exhibitions.
V& Videogames Residency
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We are delighted to announce our open call for a nine-month videogames residency coinciding with our upcoming exhibition Videogames: Design/ Play/ Disrupt.

We are inviting applications from UK-based artists, designers and makers involved in the videogames scene who wish to develop their practice through working with the V&A’s curators and learning team to develop new work and engage with the public.

The residency will take place at the V&A South Kensington in London from 15 October 2017 to 15 June 2018. The V&A will provide a £12,000 residency fee and a studio space within the Museum’s Sackler Centre for arts education. The deadline for applications is 31 May 2018 and interviews will take place on 14 June 2018.

We are looking for practitioners who wish to work with the themes that will feature in the exhibition and who are passionate about working with the public. Applicants should have an interest in developing their practice and a good track record of producing and performing high-quality work. We will consider applications from collectives as well as individual practitioners.

Scheduled to open on 8 September 2018, Videogames: Design/ Play/ Disrupt will explore the design and culture of videogames since the mid-2000s, investigating the work of ground breaking designers, creative player communities and the critical conversations that define the medium today. The exhibition will explore the medium since the mid-2000s, when major technological advancements, such as increased access to broadband, social media, smart phones and newly available means of making, profoundly changed the way videogames are designed, discussed and played.

Call for applications: Lecturer in Contemporary Art in Society
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Academy of Fine Arts of the University of the Arts Helsinki
CALL FOR APPLICATIONSLECTURER IN CONTEMPORARY ART IN SOCIETYThe Academy of Fine Arts of the University of the Arts Helsinki invites applications...
International Curatorial Program by Node Center
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Node Center for Curatorial Studies
INTERNATIONAL CURATORIAL PROGRAMTen Month Online Curriculum The International Curatorial Program is an innovative ten month online curriculum that...
The Philosophical Eye at A arte Invernizzi, Milan
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A arte Invernizzi
The A arte Invernizzi gallery will open on Friday 13 April 2018, at 6.30 p.m., the exhibition 'The Philosophical Eye', curated by the philosopher...

April 10, 2018
‘INSTALACIÓN ARTÍSTICA Y NUEVOS FORMATOS EXPOSITIVOS’ summer workshop in Spain
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Notice the workshop is in Spanish language. If you would like to attend, and language is an impediment, we could help with translation.
Read the full description here:
[callemayor54.blogspot.com.es]

Open Call / 58 Plantelor Residency in Bucharest
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ARAC
OPEN CALL 2018Plantelor 58 Residency – Photo FocusBucharest, Romania for international curators and artists working with photographyDeadline for...

Apply for an exclusive and meditative residency in Sicily at Villa R
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Villa R is a wide, private and contemporary residence for artists. It was designed in 1990 by the two owners, Iolanda Vacalebre and Nicola Rustica, whom have over the years used the villa for artistic, musical productions as well as poetry, and performance.

Since April 2013, Iolanda and Nicola decided to offer most of the spaces of the villa for intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange with professionals (both foreign and Italian). These activities aim especially to the creation of new projects, ideas and artworks in a stimulating environment, in contact with other artists and with nature.

The residence offers wide space for the artistic production of any size and media.
Villa R is an exclusive opportunity to develop new ideas in a wide, beautiful and meditative location, far from the distracting vibes of the big city. The residence has wide space for artistic production of any size and media.

Artists can apply for minimum one week and maximum for two weeks per time.

How to apply:

– A cover letter that describes the purpose of your stay and which kind of work you wish to produce in relation to your career and/or personal development (pdf)

– Curriculum vitae that includes both professional and few basic biographic infos (pdf)

– 10 images of artworks in jpg (if you are a visual artist). One or more links to a webpage or other links that show your professional activity and former work.

Make sure to include your contact infos and preferred period of residency.

The maximum number of artists per residency is 4

All documents have to be sent to Giuditta R: giudittarustica@yahoo.it

Documents can be written either in English or Italian.

Follow Villa R on Facebook at: [https:]

We are looking forward to receiving your application!
Villa R Team
Plantelor 58 Residency – Photo Focus
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The Romanian Association of Contemporary Art (ARAC) in Bucharest, Romania is offering a residency opportunity for a curator and an artist to document and envision a site-specific project in Bucharest.
“Plantelor 58 Artist Residency” aims to introduce international artists and curators to the Romanian cultural environment. The selected curator and artist will be encouraged to take as much inspiration as possible from the local context and work within the artistic medium of photography. The theme of this year’s residency focus is the architectural and the socio-cultural context of the residency space of 58 Plantelor, situated in a historical building near the Bucharest Old Centre. Applicants are welcome to ask for more details from the organizers before submitting their application, by writing their enquiries at contact@arac.ro.
The residency is an initiative of gallerist Anca Poterasu – president of ARAC and the successful candidates will be working closely with curator Cristina Stoenescu and ARAC’s team, in order to explore the local art scene. The two successful candidates will reside and exhibit in Bucharest within two time-frames: artistic residency (June-July, 2018) and curatorial residency (July-August, 2018) for the duration of one month each – exact dates to be discussed on common agreement with the successful candidates. The curator and the artist will apply separately.
The curatorial residency aims to enable an international curator to document, research and get better acquainted with the local art scene, with a special interest on photography, linked to this year’s residency focus – connected with the history and the community space of the residence.
The artist is encouraged to experiment and produce new works based on the concepts and directions developed together with the local ARAC curator, Cristina Stoenescu. At the end of the residency period, the artist’s work will be displayed in an exhibition at Anca Poterasu Gallery. Open presentations about the residency exhibition and the artistic process will be held in Bucharest and at the Centre of Contemporary Photography, in Iași.
The aim of the project is to offer the possibility for the curator and the artist to engage in an active dialogue with Romanian art practitioners and local art audiences. The material and financial support for artistic production is limited, but available.

Gallery On The Move
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Gallery On The Move
STREET BY STREETIvan Argote, Jean-Roach Bouiller, Erik Bunger, Francisco Camacho, Gaetano Centrone, Francis Coraboeuf, Sonja Lau, Erica Kimberly...

April 09, 2018
Call for Sculptors: “ScoglieraViva. Sculpting the Sea”, outdoor sculpture competition with residency in Caorle, Venice
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Entries are open to “ScoglieraViva. Sculpting the Sea”, international outdoor sculpture prize with free participation until 15 May 2018.

The competition, now in its 19th edition, features the direct intervention of sculptors on the cliffs in the town of Caorle, near Venice, Italy. The sculptures turn the cliff into a real open-air contemporary art gallery, whose changes will be given by time and natural agents.

The theme is free: every artist can freely choose the subject of his/her work, which will be carved on the large rocks of Euganean trachyte in Caorle by the 3 winning artists, selected by the Jury.

The works will be made in the days between 21 June and 30 June 2018. The winning artworks will be presented to the public on the evening of June 30 in Caorle’s town centre.

The contest sees the awarding of 3 cash prizes of € 2,000 for each of the 3 winning artists. Board and lodging are also included during the stay at the City of Caorle, from 21 to 30 June 2018, for the creation of the work on site.

The selection of the submitted projects will be made by an Awarding Jury including some prestigious names in the international Contemporary Art scene:
-Paolo De Grandis (Venice, Italy | Curator and Organizer of Exhibitions)
-Simone Pallotta (Rome, Italy | Curator of Public and Urban Art)
-Matteo Zauli (Faenza, Italy | Director at Carlo Zauli Museum)

Contest terms >>> [https:]

Free application until May 15, 2018, FILL IN THE ONLINE FORM >>> [iscrizione.scoglieraviva.com]

Discover more on the town of Caorle >>> [caorle.eu]

Contact and information
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OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS / April – June 2019
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“PILOTENKUECHE” is an international art program based in Europe’s boomtown Leipzig, Germany. The independent project is organized by artists with a transdisciplinary background between art, theory & diverse sciences with the aim to support and boost artistic experience.

The project invites within the “International Residency Program” selected artists from around the world to come and work in the 465m² communally used, fully remodeled space for a period of three months, with 24h studio access. Each accepted artist is offered a partial stipend. We maintain engagements with several partners, and by introducing our artists to these, make it possible for participants to cooperate with and exhibit in other venues. Our concept encourages experimental strategies and embraces a trans-disciplinary ethos, aiming to provide our participants with the experience of accomplishing something collectively. In a group of around eleven international artists working in the space and two local participants participating on our program activities, a stimulating dialogue becomes vital in fostering an independent position in one’s work while binding the individuals temporarily within the group, which leads to a long-term network that exists even after the program is over.

Participants receive all documentation necessary to apply for funding and the visa process. If required, the project can assist with additional individual reference letters.We’re looking for artists to participate on our program in the 39th round during from April – June 2019 until 30.06.18.

Term: April – June 2019

Application Deadline: 30.06.18

ALL DEADLINES

Round April – June 2019: 30.06.18
Round July – Sept.: 2019: 30.09.18
Round Oct. – Dec. 2019: 31.12.18

Round Jan. – March 2020: 30.03.19

WHAT WE PROVIDE

Our “International Residence Program” fuses the use of studio space with internal and external program activities. The Studio space consists of:

one furnished up to 36m² large space per artist in our 465m² large communal loft hall including wifi and all side costs (water, heating, energy, kitchen, toilet etc.) + usage of the workshop equipment

approximately eleven artists per month working in the space

furnished shared used tea kitchen

costs / participation fee: 450,00 EUR* / month, per artist with an additional

basic fee (to deposit): 450,00 EUR per artist to hold the place in the program, not refundable, refundable by cancellation (3 months before the residency starts)

the fee covers the studio & the participation cost

travel costs, art materials & living accommodation are additional

*The fee includes the partial-stipend of 350,00 EUR from “PILOTENKUECHE”, with directly subsidizes the full program fee of 800,00 EUR.

Living accomodation is additional. The project offers one shared apartment which hosts two artists. The Program activities consists of studio visits, museum tours, scheduled art critiques, an art talk by our residents, as well as one preview show and one final group exhibition.

EXPECTATIONS

Participating artists are expected to participate with the program objectives, to contribute to a collective enterprise, and be open to work with others. In exchange for the partial stipend, artists are expected to leave a donation of one or two art works.

APPLICATION PROCESS

Who can apply?

Artists from all artistic disciplines (installation, videoart, sculpture, electronic music, painting, drawing, performance, photography, net art etc.) are invited to send us an application.

How to apply?

Please send us an E-mail which should include:

a short CV with full official adress

an artist statement

representative number of examples of your work and (if existing) a link to your website

Application Form

Please visit our website before you apply to download the forms and for more information.

MORE INFORMATION

OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS / April – June 2019

https://www.facebook.com/PILOTENKUECHE/
LAST MINUTE CALL FOR ARTISTS / July – September 2018
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“PILOTENKUECHE” is an international art program based in Europe’s boomtown Leipzig, Germany. The independent project is organized by artists with a transdisciplinary background between art, theory & diverse sciences with the aim to support and boost artistic experience.

The project invites within the “International Residency Program” selected artists from around the world to come and work in the 465m² communally used, fully remodeled space for a period of three months, with 24h studio access. Each accepted artist is offered a partial stipend. We maintain engagements with several partners, and by introducing our artists to these, make it possible for participants to cooperate with and exhibit in other venues. Our concept encourages experimental strategies and embraces a trans-disciplinary ethos, aiming to provide our participants with the experience of accomplishing something collectively. In a group of around eleven international artists working in the space and two local participants participating on our program activities, a stimulating dialogue becomes vital in fostering an independent position in one’s work while binding the individuals temporarily within the group, which leads to a long-term network that exists even after the program is over.

Participants receive all documentation necessary to apply for funding and the visa process. If required, the project can assist with additional individual reference letters. One of our accepted artists is not able to come and and We’re looking for artists to participate on our program in the 36th round during from July – September 2018 until 30.04.18.

Term: July – September 2018

Application Deadline: 30.04.18

ALL OTHER DEADLINES

Round April – June 2019: 30.06.18
Round July – Sept.: 2019: 30.09.18
Round Oct. – Dec. 2019: 31.12.18

Round Jan. – March 2020: 30.03.19

WHAT WE PROVIDE

Our “International Residence Program” fuses the use of studio space with internal and external program activities. The Studio space consists of:

one furnished up to 36m² large space per artist in our 465m² large communal loft hall including wifi and all side costs (water, heating, energy, kitchen, toilet etc.) + usage of the workshop equipment

approximately eleven artists per month working in the space

furnished shared used tea kitchen

costs / participation fee: 400,00 EUR* / month, per artist with an additional

basic fee (to deposit): 400,00 EUR per artist to hold the place in the program, not refundable, refundable by cancellation (3 months before the residency starts)

the fee covers the studio & the participation cost

travel costs, art materials & living accommodation are additional

*The fee includes the partial-stipend of 300,00 EUR from “PILOTENKUECHE”, with directly subsidizes the full program fee of 700,00 EUR.

Living accomodation is additional. The project offers one shared apartment which hosts two artists. The Program activities consists of studio visits, museum tours, scheduled art critiques, an art talk by our residents, as well as one preview show and one final group exhibition.

EXPECTATIONS

Participating artists are expected to participate with the program objectives, to contribute to a collective enterprise, and be open to work with others. In exchange for the partial stipend, artists are expected to leave a donation of one or two art works.

APPLICATION PROCESS

Who can apply?

Artists from all artistic disciplines (installation, videoart, sculpture, electronic music, painting, drawing, performance, photography, net art etc.) are invited to send us an application.

How to apply?

Please send us an E-mail which should include:

a short CV with full official adress

an artist statement

representative number of examples of your work and (if existing) a link to your website

Application Form

Please visit our website before you apply to download the forms and for more information.

MORE INFORMATION

http://westside.pilotenkueche.net/?p=12601

https://www.facebook.com/PILOTENKUECHE/
Ilhabela Island Retreat – Brazil // July, August and September 2018
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Casa na Ilha is a space where to develop, improve and curate personal and group projects in an interdisciplinary ambience, nurturing for different views opinions and expertise. The residency program promotes the development of projects in all stages, from conception of the idea to the presentation of the same.

Artists work on a self-directed residency: you will have uninterrupted, self-directed work time. We will not pressure you to deliver finished work; you can focus solely on research and development of ideas.
However, during your stay there will be a tutor on location 24/7 to discuss ideas, projects and progress of work during the duration of the residency time, respecting artists pace and direction. We do not provide a set program or itinerary for artists to follow, sessions and tutor advice and support will be approached personally case by case around artists self directed practices. Tutor will give you guidance as well as help make the necessary contacts, approaches and arrangements with different parties the project requires.

Each sessions hosts 4 – 6 artists at the same time, from different disciplines, giving the opportunity to artists in residency to gain new ideas and insights that can be applied to creative exploration and the development of their work through peer interaction and discussion groups. Common spaces will be conceived to promote not only collaboration between the artists, but to empower ideas between different participants and interdisciplinary learning. Casa na Ilha embraces the role of being an active platform of thinking, discussion, production and sharing trough daily interactions open to share and exchange ideas and perspectives among participants.
Casa na Ilha gathers individuals with different expertise, sensibilitites, skills and backgrounds committed to contribute to the enrichment of intellectual and artistic circles with their professional collaborations and public interactions, also carrying a strong belief in the importance of building a community that shares and grows.

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April 08, 2018
Out Of The Circle Digital art residency
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Nowadays technology has changed the way we see our life and the way we connect to each other. Technology even can be the reason for our voice to be heard. How we can keep our identity while be open to other digital culture? And how we can mix between the old and the new life that we are living Nowadays? these questions were our reasons to start a new season of Out Of The Circle art residency.
Out Of The Circle art residence is offered for visual and digital artist, curator or researcher who would like to discover the Egyptian contemporary life, arts, culture and traditions in Cairo through living in Mohandessin with Egyptian family in same building and sharing the space with Egyptian curator. We choose contemporary visual and digital artist, curator or researcher to develop their projects during the residency area.

The residence gave the chance for artist to think and work how he wants to produce his residence project end of the residency period. It do not have to be a visual art project but maybe it can be a research or a workshop that you want to conduct. In addition, we will be happy that you can read more about our culture from our small library. During the residence period you will have to chance to discover other areas and arts/culture places in Cairo. The place is a central point and well connected (15 min. from Zamalek and 20 min by underground to downtown). As well as Out Of The Circle team will help you to get in contact with other arts and culture organizations in Cairo based on your arts interest.
Out Of The Circle place is a separate apartment (3 rooms) in an Egyptian house (5 floors), the artist will have his private double room + a small quiet place for her work in the studio. The artist shares the apartment, kitchen and bathroom with Out Of The Circle Curator but artist will have his separate where he can work separately.

Noting:

-The residence program offers the artist a pick up from airport and a welcome free dinner with the Egyptian family to introduce her to family members.
-The residence double room with air condition with sharing studio, bathroom, kitchen that includes (Fridge, cooker and washing machine) and include weekly cleaning. The residency cost is (100 $) per week. The residency fees included electric and gas bills.
-We offer culture/history tours about Cairo with professional tour guide French/English (optional with extra cost)
-The artist should have a project or research that he want to do in Egypt during the time of residency and Out Of the Circle will help him to make this project possible plus Out Of The Circle will help the artist to meet Egyptian artists and organizations during their residency.
-The artist will make a presentation about his works in the beginning of the residency for public audience in the Out Of The Circle Studio.

Residency length: from 2 weeks to 3 months

To apply for Out Of The Circle residency 2018 – 2019

Kindly send us:

Your name (as in the passport), Artistic Name (if applied)

Nationality/Country of Residency

Your project concept 500 words maximum and why are you interested to make your residency in our studio.

Your Biography and CV.

Samples of your works from 5 to 10 photos or links on Vimeo if you are an artist. Sample of a your works or research if you are an curator or researcher.

If you are selected for the residence, we will ask you for a copy of your passport to make an agreement between us and you as second part.

Out Of The Circle is not currently offering grants, but we are happy to write your letters of recommendation.

For applying kindly send us your application at outofthecircle.org@gmail.com
Makers Circle Photography Residency
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Makers Circle is located in the Southern Appalachian mountains near Asheville, NC. Founded and created by working photographers dedicated to their craft, our studios include a traditional silver darkroom, a multi-purpose darkroom designed for alternative and mixed-media processes that require UV exposure, and a digital studio that is professionally equipped and includes scanners, large format printing on paper and film up to 24″ and large format printing on fabric up to 42″.

Whether you are discovering a new or deeper direction for your work, looking for a place to explore, or seeking professional development, Makers Circle offers individualized residency programs that range from completely independent to fully facilitated. Makers at all skill levels and experience are welcome to apply.

Makers Circle is part of a large thriving local community of artists and makers and opportunities to muse, consult or collaborate with other artists in our larger community are often available.
“HOSPITALITY & THE ART OF HOSTING” / MODULE 4 AT AFFECT SUMMER PROGRAM FOR COLLABORATIVE ARTS IN BERLIN
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AFFECT: AGORA’S PROGRAM FOR COLLABORATIVE ARTISTIC PRACTICES IN BERLIN PRESENTS:

Module IV at AFFECT Summer Residency

“TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY: Hospitality & the art of hosting”

/ facilitated by Susanne Bosch
16 – 26th of July 2018

“Be careful with each other, so we can be dangerous together.”
“At the roots of what we do is radical friendship.”
John Jordan

Do you work with people or want to include people in your artistic work? You dream of really collaborating or of a participatory process within an art work? This workshop looks at formats, ideas, values around a „horizontal approach“. What does it mean to be the host of such a process? What does hosting include? What makes a heterogenic group of people ease into a situation to collaborate? How and when is power, different roles and responsibilities being addressed? What role do you play as host when heterogenic opinions meet in the artistic space provided by you? How about your own position or are you as moderator‚ as present as possible as invisible as possible’?

RESEARCH PROPOSAL: This module addresses the topic of conviviality, responsibilities of the gesture, narration and performativity of attitude, looking at formats, ideas, values around a “horizontal approach”.

DURATION During a week of 3-hours-long-encounters, with studio visits, Bosch invites residents to join a deconstructive journey through the meaning and traps of trust, laying at the heart of every exchange in art practice. Aid by thoughts from John Jordan (radical friendship), Derrida and Gesa Ziemer (cooperation as integration of the other, the Uncanny), Grant Kester (the Dialogue Principle), and commenting on soft totalitarianism of equalness, conflicts, alternative communication forms, and the Convivialist Manifesto (a declaration of interdependence), the workshop highlights a massive longing for new models of togetherness and interdependence, and therefore, such art practices are being looked at for their potentials.

In every session we will test and reflect on another tool that participants can apply if suitable in their practice. The range of content and formats will widen the perspective on the possibilities and limitations of hosting a participatory or collaborative situation. The format will help to understand the role of the artist in these settings and define more the responsibilities that come with it. Inviting participants into an intervention or performance or other setting will inspire to work in teams and to develop their own hosting tools.

DAY 1: “Aesthetic interests of collaboration and communication”. The aspects of communication and collaboration are performed in the process and are therefore in the centre of aesthetic interest; Beuys described this aspect as “invisible sculpture”. We will get to know each other and agree on our setting via 3 approaches that we use to exchange on our experiences within our own practices. >> Public Address Systems’ by Lois Weaver, generative dialogue developed by quantum physicist David Bohm.

DAY 2: “Leadership”. The Art of Hosting is an approach to leadership that scales up from the personal to the systemic using personal practice, dialogue, facilitation and the co-creation of innovation to address complex challenges. >> Art of Hosting techniques, social presenting techniques of Theory U

DAY 3: “Negotiation”. With invited artist María Linares Negotiation is a skill. It is a dialogue between two or more people or parties, intended to reach an understanding, to resolve points of difference, or gain advantage in the outcome of a dialogue; to produce an agreement upon courses of action, to bargain for individual or collective advantage, to craft outcomes to satisfy various interests of two people/parties involved in the negotiation process. Negotiation is a process where each party involved in negotiating tries to gain an advantage for themselves by the end of the process. Negotiation is intended to aim at compromise. Any work with people takes place in a sphere where many diverse interests meet. Negotiation therefore is a constant demand. Negotiation can be seen as part of the invisible work e.g. behind an art project or as fundamental part of the artwork and therefore as artistic skill. As such, negotiation can be learned and needs to be trained. Before starting a negotiation process, one needs to take a number of steps to analyze and understand the situation and conflict as well as the diverse interests. Further steps would be an in depth preparation for the process itself and a careful analysis of the language used. >> Using the work „Hirsch Rot, by artist Maria Linares in collaboration with Dr. Anja Peleikis and athletes of the clubs TuS Makkabi, SCC and TeBe Berlin. Visiting the site and inviting artist Maria to witness the mapping.

DAY 4: “My Dilemma”. : Collaboration/participation can be a nightmare, it can exclude and re-assure existing power. Collaboration/ participation needs a language that can be understood. If an art work intends to provoke, interfere or disrupt, what kind of a hosting process of collaboration/ participation is that? How to deal with resistance, rejection and withdrawal when one wants to offer and invite into an extra ordinary process through the arts? In daily life, these above described symptoms sound like: “I did not get any participants interested in my art work. Who cares about this type of engagement and work anyways?” “My project has been a total loss of opportunities: I felt totally undermined by my partners or inviting institution. They wanted such a process, but at the end, did not have the time, wo/man power or means to engage in it.” “I tried to take part in a process, but the guy was so full of himself, it did not leave space for the process itself.”

DAY 5: “Practice!”. : After the previous experiences, we start with a practice part: The participants work alone or in small teams to find an idea for an intervention that deal with hosting a situation. We use the concept of deep dialogues or provocations of everyday life. The ideas/interventions can be developed to a simple presentation with videos/animations, drawings, texts or as a performance.

DAY 6: ” Individual “mentoring” with Susanne during two extra sessions.

DAY 7: ” Storytelling”: Storytelling session: How do I communicate my process, my project, my experience in the best possible way? The process and results of the workshop are presented and discussed in the group. The presentation situation will happen in the logic of hosting a meaningful exchange.

MATERIALS: Examples for performative methods, facilitation techniques, films, texts.

CREATIVE EXCERCISES: Embodied practices, discussion and reflection, developing a body of work, participatory tools, presentation/storytelling.

GROUP: 10 – 15 participants. Artists from across art form interested in the field of collaborative and social practice, community-, youth- and activist’s educators, anyone who is interested in exploring the connection between art, creativity, learning and change.

About the facilitator:
Susanne Bosch is an artist and independent researcher. She received a PhD “Learning for Civil Society Through Participatory Public Art” from the University of Ulster in Belfast in 2012. From 2007-2012, she developed and led the Art in Public MA at the University of Ulster in Belfast, together with artist Dan Shipsides. As an “interface activist”, Susanne practices internationally in public art projects asking questions about long-term issues, and building creative arguments around the ideas of democracy and sustainable futures. Her art often involves the issues of money, migration and societal visions and participation models. Susanne develops site- and situationspecific interventions, installations, videos, drawings, and audio as well as dialogical formats. In her artistic research, and as facilitator, she uses formats such as writing, seminars and workshops. Susanne has been working internationally in Austria, Italy, Ireland, the UK, Greece, Palestine, Spain, USA, Mexico, Malaysia as well as in Turkey and is currently the independent artistic research fellow in the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP), a European partner network of six countries (2014-2018). She is trained in open Space and Art of Hosting faciliation (2008,2014), as well as conflict transformation (2004) and systemic constellationwork (2014). Susanne is currently the artistic researcher in the Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme (CAPP), 2014-2018.

LINKS:

www.susannebosch.de

**See project example for this module

PROGRAM FRAME:

AFFECT is Agora’s Program for Collaborative Artistic Practices in Berlin, currently in its fourth edition.

AFFECT 2018 is formatted as a research residency and international summer programme under the theme: “Micro-Utopias: Cartographies of Relational Art in Berlin”.

Taking place during June and July 2018, the program consists of four modules offered as intensive week-workshops, each led by an international art who open their research practice as a context for experimentation, learning and collaborating across disciplines.

Content wise the modules renew the question about the social function of art, offered as case studies to support residents contextualizing the program’s main question in Berlin, triggering autonomous research strands at AFFECT based on the insights gained through the exchange of practices during their stay.

The residency outcome consist of an e-publication project, with growing contributions by residents issued by topics, shaping a self-styled cartography of subjectivities, encounters and methods within Berlin’s micro-utopias of art+life.

More Info: [www.agoracollective.org]

See Application Information Brochure here
APPLY NOW: “WHO NEEDS ART ANYWAY?” / MODULE 3 AT AFFECT SUMMER PROGRAM FOR COLLABORATIVE ARTS IN BERLIN
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AFFECT: AGORA’S PROGRAM FOR COLLABORATIVE ARTISTIC PRACTICES IN BERLIN PRESENTS: Module III at AFFECT Summer Residency

WHO NEEDS ART ANYWAY? Laboratory of social sensitivity
/ facilitated by Zorka Wollny
2 – 8th of July 2018.

“Art as contextual art is opposed to multi-meaning and also to relativism. One and only one expression is true in the given pragmatic context. Such expression is expressed with assertion.”
August 1976, Jan Świdziński – from 12 Points of Contextual Art.

Testing ideas through the district of Neukölln, in this 7 days intensive workshop Wollny sets on a mission to prove there is no escape from the context, and become aware of the site-specificity of every work, offering her years of experience in performance art, site specific art and socially involved projects designing compositional frames as a base to support residents bringing together people from very varied backgrounds, paying attention to the role of architecture and the ways in which people make use of the urban space to voice their claims, underlining every day iconographies of “the public”.

The main focus is the issue of collaboration, learning to take a closer look on the context in which one plans to present a work. WHERE TO PERFORM? and HOW TO COLLABORATE? -, involving a series of practical exercises and first drafts of performances as an action research on Neukölnischer groups and communities, surveying the question on the utility of art through the district while establishing bounds towards the realization of a collaborative project. And if we’ll face the opinion that art is not a first, nor a second need in the district, maybe we’ll at least end up with a good discussion about why? Or under what conditions could smaller communities benefit from art, and artist benefit from contact with specific groups? And, “who needs art, anyway”?

During the workshops residents will work on ideas they would like to develop and plan the realisation of an ideal project step by step – from the first idea, through finding the right partner, make a good working schedule, preventing obstacles, targeting the right audience, etc.

MATERIALS will consist of a practice of self examination crossed by 3 major issues:

1. How to think things through: Where shall you work? Why? And with whom? Who is your target group? Who is you main partner? Who is your audience?

2.The organisation of work: How to make it happen? How long can it take? How to get people involved, how to organise the group of co-workers? How to do it with the full respect to the people and contexts within which one wants to work? Who gets the credit?

3. The importance of trials and errors: Possible sources of troubles. From first drafts to the final piece and all the process in between. What is a good contextual work? Shall we ever try again?

GROUP: The workshops are addressed to performers, dancers, sound artists, musicians, choreographers and young artists who like to work in social or political context or with the specific target groups – and all those people who are open for collaborative and contextual projects. We will NOT WORK on pieces planed to be presented in white box of art gallery or black box of stage.

About the facilitator
Zorka Wollny(Krakow, 1980) Lives in Berlin. Zorka Wollny creates acoustic compositions for institutions, factories and empty buildings. Her works inhabit a space between art, theatre and contemporary music, and are always closely connected to the historic and functional context of specific architectural sites. Wollny’s collaborative production style often involves public rehearsals and workshops in which she creates structures of cooperation with individuals as well as groups and communities, such as composers, students, actors and activists. In one of her most recent works, “Unmögliche Oper” (2017), she involved several choirs and citizens of the German town Oldenburg in an exploration of the voice as a tool of expression and public debate. “Order” (2015) was composed for the Teutonic Castle in Swiecie, Poland, a 15-person volunteer choir, three percussionists and electronics. In “Ophelias. Iconography of Madness” (2012), presented at the Museum of Art in Łódź, Wollny staged a performance of eleven actresses, representing the figure of Ophelia as depicted in several historical theater productions of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. In “Oratorio for Orchestra and Warsaw Citizens Choir” (2011), developed for the Warsaw Autumn international festival of contemporary music, Wollny devised a concentrated, polyphonic manifestation in the city centre of Warsaw, that was produced in collaboration with NGO’s and the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra and is based on the political manifestos and agendas of the participating activists..

LINKS:

www.zorkawollny.net
** References for this module: 12 POINTS OF CONTEXTUAL ART www.swidzinski.art.pl/12points.html
** See project example for this module

PROGRAM FRAME:

AFFECT is Agora’s Program for Collaborative Artistic Practices in Berlin, currently in its fourth edition.

AFFECT 2018 is formatted as a research residency and international summer programme under the theme: “Micro-Utopias: Cartographies of Relational Art in Berlin”.

Taking place during June and July 2018, the program consists of four modules offered as intensive week-workshops, each led by an international art who open their research practice as a context for experimentation, learning and collaborating across disciplines.

Content wise the modules renew the question about the social function of art, offered as case studies to support residents contextualizing the program’s main question in Berlin, triggering autonomous research strands at AFFECT based on the insights gained through the exchange of practices during their stay.

The residency outcome consist of an e-publication project, with growing contributions by residents issued by topics, shaping a self-styled cartography of subjectivities, encounters and methods within Berlin’s micro-utopias of art+life.

More Info: [www.agoracollective.org]

See Application Information Brochure here: [https:]
APPLY NOW: “DISTURBANCE & DEVELOPMENT” / MODULE 2 AT AFFECT SUMMER PROGRAM FOR COLLABORATIVE ARTS IN BERLIN
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AFFECT: AGORA’S PROGRAM FOR COLLABORATIVE ARTISTIC PRACTICES IN BERLIN PRESENTS:

DISTURBANCE & DEVELOPMENT. Participatory Art interventions in Berlin 2000-2020

/ facilitated by Club Real (Georg Reinhardt & Marianne Ramsay-Sonneck)

11 – 21st of June 2018

The unique situation in Berlin after the fall of the wall was inspiring for art and community projects in public space. With the collapse of GDR Institutions and economy, hundreds of buildings and open spaces became “useless” and potential places for something new.

What possibilities did berlin in the early 2000s offer to participatory art in public space, what happened to the spaces where such interventions took place and where can we find inspiring cracks and voids in the body of the city today?

In a city that is becoming more and more dense and utilized, the Berlin-based artist collective Club Real aims to explore these questions and some of the city’s projects in order to widen the perspective on the possibilities and limitations of participation in art and art interventions in public urban spaces, using the concept of “disturbances of every day life” and presentations as a form of intervention.

* Duration: 7 days of 5 hours.

* Materials: Films, texts, structural drawings and info-graphics, examples for performative tools and media campaigns.

* Excercises: Excursion, Discussion, Ideenwerkstatt for interventions, participatory tools, performance design and media campaigns, Presentation as Intervention.

* Group: Open to 10 – 15 participants. Participants: Students of art, cultural and social sciences and management as well as artists and others that work or want to work with interventions in public urban space are specifically welcomed to apply. People who have a general interest in the relations of art, city development and political questions.

* Expectations: We expect that the excursions and presentation of the situation in Berlin will widen the perspective on the possibilities and limitations of participation in art and art interventions in public urban spaces. The 5 examples and discussion of temporary and permanent art interventions in the city will help to develop a view on what art can and cannot change in a city. Ideenwerkstatt will help the participants to become more open to teamwork in finding and developing ideas and help and inspire them to develop their own tools for participatory artwork in urban contexts.

** About the facilitator

The interdisciplinary artists collective Club Real (Founded in 2000) devises and realizes participatory, site specific art projects. The main formats include: immersive installations, one to one encounters, political role-plays and participative urban development projects. The meaningful involvement of the art recipients resulting in unique not predeterminable artistic outcome is at the center of Club Real’s participatory concept

*** LINKS TO KNOW MORE ABOUT CLUB REAL:

– Projects 2010-2018 www.clubrealblog.com

– Projects 2000-2010 www.clubreal.de

– Films www.vimeo.com/clubrealberlin

* PROJECT EXAMPLE FOR “DISTURBANCE & DEVELOPMENT” [https:]

**** PROGRAM FRAME:

AFFECT is Agora’s Program for Collaborative Artistic Practices in Berlin, currently in its fourth edition.

AFFECT 2018 is formatted as a research residency and international summer programme under the theme: “Micro-Utopias: Cartographies of Relational Art in Berlin”.

Taking place during June and July 2018, the program consists of four modules offered as intensive week-workshops, each led by an international art who open their research practice as a context for experimentation, learning and collaborating across disciplines.

Content wise the modules renew the question about the social function of art, offered as case studies to support residents contextualizing the program’s main question in Berlin, triggering autonomous research strands at AFFECT based on the insights gained through the exchange of practices during their stay.

The residency outcome consist of an e-publication project, with growing contributions by residents issued by topics, shaping a self-styled cartography of subjectivities, encounters and methods within Berlin’s micro-utopias of art+life.

***** More Info: [www.agoracollective.org]

See Application Information Brochure here: [https:]
April 07, 2018
Att Writers ….Summer and Fall in San Miguel
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Looking for some peace and quiet, spring like temperatures,starry nights, great sunsets….this is the place.
Bring another writer and split the cost.
Att Artists….San Miguel for the Summer and Fall
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Summers Day Ranch is a great place to enjoy the Spring and Summer Located 10 miles from San Miguel. Enjoy absolute peace See the Stars… Sunrise….Sunset…Magnificent
We offer a large live in /cook in Studio bring another artist split the cost.
The discounted monthly rate is $800
Call for Submissions – BigCi Environmental Awards 2018
» ‎ Residency Unlimited

Australian and International Artists from various fields – visual art, installation, multimedia, performance, literature, music, photography, film making, curating – are invited to submit entries for the BigCi Environmental Awards 2018.

The two winning artists will each receive 4 free weeks of BigCi residency and AUD$2,000 spending money.

In addition to that, up to AUD$2,000 flight travel subsidy will be shared between the two winners.

Submissions deadline is 1st OF JUNE 2018.
There is no entry fee.

For the SUBMISSION FORM & GUIDELINES see [https:]
April 06, 2018
Autumn 2018 Residency in Rural Italy
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4-week long self-directed residency for professional artists in rural Central Italy.

33OC is a non-profit association, a theatre and a community located in Toffia, a small medieval village perched on a rock 60Km NE of Rome. Our small artist-run residency program offers professional artists the time and space to work in the pastoral landscape of Sabina region and to explore the lesser known rural culture of Italy. The residency is located in a deconsecrated 13th Century church – currently an active theatre and in its adjacent building. Artists are offered access to the theatre, multi-purpose workspaces, and shared living spaces.

Each residency period concludes with an Open Studios day, an occasion for the artists to display the work produced while in residence and to share their experience in a casual encounter with the public.

Application
We accept only online applications made via the link provided here [https:] available also on our website. We do not accept applications via email. There is a 20 Euro application fee.
Buinho Summer Artistic Residency
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Buinho offers a unique working experience in the historic town of Messejana, Southern Portugal. Messejana is a place of delightful contrasts, between the past aristocratic houses with its hidden, patios, the small rural dwellings, and baroque white churches. All surrounded by endless plains and old cork trees that characterize the Alentejo region.

Buinho is located in the sunniest region of Europe, providing more than 3000 hours of sunshine per year, also famous for its gastronomy, and just 1 hour and a half from Lisbon and other major cities. It is an opportunity to be part of a multidisciplinary creative residency program for a period that can go from two weeks to three months.

The creative residency program of Buinho provides private accommodation and shared work-spaces in two different locations:

Morgadinho house, a remodeled manor from the 17th century, suggests a romantic mood for individualist workers and writers. Old style artistically decorated house with frescos covering its walls and detailed wood engraving ceilings may inspire writers and painters;

The second space, Buinho main studio, and fablab is also a traditional house, but that was entirely renovated to provide a modern studio style residence. It is divided into three spaces – so that you can generate here ideas, share them in a social area and the most important, create a real product in the fablab. Here technologies give you a hand to experiment, learn and make. Our fablab is equipped with all the necessary tools and machines (workstations, 3D printers, laser cutter, CNC’s, vinyl cutters. Etc.) to enhance the possibilities of experimentation of our residents.

Each house is fully-equipped and can accommodate up to three residents in individual rooms. Any residents, living in either of the houses, are free to use any of the spaces for their job purposes. We also provide some technical courses related to 3D Printing or laser cutting to the residents that may desire.

These artistic residencies encourage dialogue, exchange, and experimentation. They are process-based, allowing visiting artists to develop projects in response to the relationship with the local environment and community, or to conduct research benefiting from Buinho’s resources, and the daily life and environment of Messejana.

Addressed to: Artists, designers, curators, researchers of all ages and nationalities.

Disciplines: Visual arts, Writers, Curators, Performance, Designers, New Media, Researchers

Description of residency location: Messejana is a rural town located in the southern Alentejo region. Is regarded as one of the best-preserved communities of south Alentejo, with abundant heritage, and that provides a sense of belonging and the natural setting surrounding it, makes it a unique place to experiment, create and learn.

Development of Practice:
The residencies program offer creative individuals the time, space and resources to experiment and try project solutions and approaches. By experiencing Messejana’s unique atmosphere, creatives can gain new insights that will inform the development of their practice. The Residencies Programme offers production support for exhibitions and technical support at the unique feature that is the Buinho fablab. Also, our staff is keen to discuss the work in progress and assist in sourcing materials, offering local knowledge, contacts and creative input.

Open Studios:
All residencies culminate in an Open Studio event where our residents have the opportunity to show the work produced or research developed during their time in Messejana. Open Studios can run from a period of one to three days and offer an opportunity for the local audiences to contact with the projects practice. Unlike exhibitions, Open Studios focus on process and feedback as they often present work in progress and encourage interaction and dialogue between participants and the audience.

Residency modalities and applications:
We accept applications in an ongoing basis. Applicants should apply to Buinho by email (info@buinho.pt), and selection is decided by a curatorial jury that evaluates the submitted project and portfolios.

For more information, please visit our website www.buinho.pt

April 05, 2018
Dialogues 5
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Deadline Apr. 29, 2018
Other
Conceptual, Digital, Drawing, Film, Installation, Interventi...
Mark Devereux Projects invites applications from artists for Dialogues 5; a new project providing tailored critique and mentoring for five visual artists.
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International Residency at Fish Factory Art Space, Cornwall, UK
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Deadline Jun. 30, 2018
Residency
Activism, Conceptual, Digital, Drawing, Film, Installation,...
We are offering a rolling programme of 2-4 week residencies in our vibrant shared studio space based in Penryn, Cornwall, South West England. Open to emerging and established artists working in any medium.
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Call for Sculptors! "ScoglieraViva. Sculpting the Sea", international outdoor sculpture competition
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Deadline May. 15, 2018
Competition
Installation, Intervention, Sculpture, Competitions
Entries are open to "ScoglieraViva. Sculpting the Sea", international outdoor sculpture prize with free participation until 15 May 2018. The competition, now in its 19th edition, features the direct intervention of sculptors on the cliffs in the town of Caorle, near Venice, Italy.
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Open Call for Artists: Residency “Anthropology, landscape and the senses: research and art in the landscape”. May 28 - J...
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Deadline Apr. 30, 2018
Residency
Drawing, Film, Installation, Intervention, Mixed Media, Othe...
Call for artists for residency from 28th of May to 10th of June 2018, in north-eastern Portugal, in the amazing Douro valley. The residency is part of the ‘13th Spring Meetings’, running from 7th to 10th of June.
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Listhus Skammdegi AIR & Skammdegi Festival
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Open call for application Skammdegi AiR and Skammdegi Festival
2 months immersing in Iceland dark winter

About Skammdegi
Skammdegi in Icelandic means the Dark Winter, a condition that is a yearly right of passage in this part of the world. At it’s darkest on December 21, the mysterious local daylight is present for less than 4 hours, the rest is night. Surrounded by mountains on three sides and looking directly at the Northern Atlantic on the other, Olafsfjordur in North Iceland is the uniquely beautiful location of Listhús. During the months of December and January, the sun never rises higher than the surrounding mountains. The land is covered by a mysterious light reflected from the snow-covered mountains. The atmosphere creates a special environmental and emotional challenge. Local people eager to raise their spirits in the long night light up their houses with colourful lights and celebrate the distinctive Icelandic Christmas traditions till January 6th. As the winter progresses, the sun gradually climbs the mountains until the first ray of sunshine glows on the highest local peak on January 21. By the end of the month the sunshine will once again reach the town itself.

Having recently completed its forth running, Skammdegi Festival has formed a distinct character. Our principal aim of is providing a hospitable environment and a rare atmosphere for artists doing experiments that they cannot implement elsewhere. While the location is remote and doesn’t have the resources present in a larger city, our artists feel the freedom of creation. The residency duration is long enough for artists to explore a new place, establish a new idea and achieve its implementation.

Skammdegi program: 13 December 2018 to 15 February 2019
Skammdegi festival: 7-11 February 2019
Application deadline: 1 May 2018

Accommodation and Facilities
Listhus 10: 4-bedroom house with 2 private studios (15sqm. & 7.5sqm.) and a gallery
Listhus 12: 4-bedroom house with 2 private studios (15sqm. & 20 sqm.) and a gallery
All accommodations are with kitchen and washing machine.
Bed linen, towel(s) and toilet paper are provided.

The fee:
1,100 euro (a single bedroom without extra studio, but a desk in the bedroom)
1,300 euro (a single bedroom with working studio 5-7 sqm.)
1,600 euro (a double room with working studio 5-7 sqm.)
1,800 euro (a double room with studio 15-20 sqm.)
1,800 euro (1-bedroom Apartment, for a couple, no extra working space provided)
2,100 euro (2-bedroom Apartment, for maximum 2 couples, no extra working space provided)

Apply procedure:
Application fee: 15 euro
Apply online: [skammdegifestival.com]
Or email to info@skammdegifestival.com with
the title of “skammdegi application – your name”
1) application form; &
2) supportive files:
your CV, your group member CV (if any), your proposal, images of your works (if you have no personal website with your works)
International Art Residency at Fish Factory Art Space, Cornwall
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The Fish Factory Art Space CIC is offering a rolling programme of 2-4 week residencies at it’s new venue in Penryn, Cornwall. Opened in 2011 by local artist Rose Hatcher, the Fish Factory has provided a forum for both Cornish emerging artists and international collaborators working in challenging and diverse mediums from interactive installations, to murals, to photomontage, printmaking, music and film. We are looking for artists that want to engage with our lively and varied programme of contemporary, alternative and innovative visual arts, performance and events.

Fish Factory Art Space inhabits a former sail loft in Penryn, Cornwall, South West England. It houses studios, a small event space/independant gallery, a vegan cafe and a small shop. Running since 2011 the Fish Factory has recently moved from it’s former home on Falmouth Wharves to a new permanent space in Penryn. The diverse offerings have one thing in common: that they flourish in the open and welcoming atmosphere the Fish Factory offers. A definite alternative to the corporate mainstream face of modern art today.

We will provide you with a desk space in our open plan co-work space, as well access to our shared print making, b/w darkroom and photography studio. In addition you can take advantage of our vegan cafe, small art shop and our acoustic recording studio (by arrangement).

You will have the option of holding a public event and exhibition, but this is not essential as we see this residency as more a way for you to develop a project, network and a chance to experience the Cornish art scene.

Residency costs: £200-£350 (2-4wks). You will be required to pay a 50% non-refundable deposit on acceptance of your place.

We can provide a range of accommodation for the duration of your stay from £150- £350, please ask us for more information on these options.

Please specify dates you would like to attend in your application.
Self-Funded, Self-Directed Creative Residency
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Studio Faire is a brand new contemporary art centre in South West France, providing mini residencies for artists, writers, musicians and all other creative practitioners.

Residents live and work in the house, studios and gardens of Studio Faire, a small mansion built around 1840 and still retaining its period characteristics. Rooms and studios are spacious and mature gardens offer private, shaded space for work and play.

Studio Faire’s residencies can offer time to focus on research and development to inspire a new body of work, to start here and carry your practice into the future.

Studio Faire’s residencies can nurture the growth of seedling ideas by giving you the space to unselfconsciously experiment and play.

Studio Faire’s residencies can offer a change of pace from your normal routine, allowing time for problem solving, support through constructive feedback or the opportunity to try out ideas on a local audience before revealing them to the world.

Studio Faire’s residencies can bring about cross-disciplinary collaboration or simply introduce you to new friends from different walks of life.

Studio Faire offers a change of pace and the space to create.

GREEN ISLAND 2018
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A project by Claudia Zanfi/ Atelier del Paesaggio
An eco-design itinerary is proposed this year for the eighteenth edition of GREEN ISLAND, during the Milano Design Week (17/22 April 2018). An ...

OPEN CALL // THE COLLECTIVE SUBJECT OF HISTORY
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Deadline Apr. 22, 2018
Residency
Activism, Architecture, Conceptual, Curating, Design, Digita...
PRAKSIS's tenth residency, The Collective Subject of History, offers a group of locally and internationally based residents the rare opportunity to explore the potential of Guttormsgaard's archive.
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