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June 18, 2019
Design against war, contest by Emergency NGO
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Desall
June 15, 2019
COSTA RICA-MAUSER ECOHOUSE ARTIST RESIDENCY
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Mauser EcoHouse
Now accepting applications for late Summer residencies.
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Monte Azul Center for the Arts
BIG INK Large-Scale Woodblock Printing at Cultural Arts Center, Columbus, OH
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BIG INK LLC
Wassaic Project Winter Residency and Family Residency OPEN CALL
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The Wassaic Project
Open Call for Rupert's Residency Programme 2020
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Rupert
June 14, 2019
Tropic 08´N - An artist-led expedition into one of the richest biomes on earth with indigenous...
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la wayaka ltd.
FIELD KITCHEN ACADEMY / SILENCE WITH THE CONSENT OF SOUND Educational Residency
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The FIELD KITCHEN ACADEMY
June 12, 2019
Desert 23°S - Outdoor residency program into one of the driest places on earth with indigenous...
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la wayaka ltd.
Summer 2019 | Creative Music Intensive | Arts Letters and Numbers | Upstate NY
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Arts Letters & Numbers
June 10, 2019
OPEN CALL ART RESIDENCY Estudio Abierto, Oaxaca, Mex
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Estudio Abierto
Оpen call for researchers, curators, writers and illustrators
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World of Co
Open Call: Gallery Aferro Studio Residency
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Gallery Aferro
June 06, 2019
Fully Funded Studio Residency for Artists who are Parents
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Gallery Aferro
Ceramics Studio Practicum | Visual Arts
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
June 04, 2019
UNIDEE and Fondazione Zegna: Call for workshop for 6 residency grants
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UNIDEE - University of Ideas
Choral Art: Conductors and Composers
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
Artist Residencies in the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains near Sydney
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BigCi (Bilpin international ground for Creative initiatives)
June 02, 2019
Choral Art: Choirs
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
Photography Practicum | Media + Production
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
June 01, 2019
Call for Artists & Photographers — Innovate Grants
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Innovate Grant
International call – Visual arts | Atelier de l'Universel 2019
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pepinieres
Open Call for Being Summer event! Practitioners across all arts, performance and cultural industry...
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Beinghuman ltd
ISCP Pollock-Krasner Residency 2019-2020: Call for Applications
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International Studio & Curatorial Program
Icelandic Textile Center Scholarships 2019
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Icelandic Textile Center
Apply by June 15th, 2019 for a Vermont Studio Center Residency Fellowship
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Vermont Studio Center
Dance Artist in Residence | Performing Arts
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
Curatorial Research Practicum | Walter Phillips Gallery
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
GGK Residency July-August 2019 Prague
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Garage Gallery Karlin
2020 AIR TAIPEI
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Taipei Artist Village & Treasure Hill Artist Village
Call for Entries "America Is ..." Explore, Ask and Answer: What is America today? National...
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Toucstone Gallery
Earthed | Visual Arts
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
NectART Artist in Residence Program_2 / àngels barcelona / On Mediation / Art Nou
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nectar
OPEN CALL - WIN A TWO-WEEK RESIDENCY AT STIWDIO MAELOR, WALES
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Stiwdio Maelor
What the Stones Hide
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Anima Casa Rural
May 31, 2019
2019 LONDON, UK ARTIST RESIDENCY OPEN CALL (ART-LED RESEARCH INTO GRIEF)
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CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF SUBSTRUCTURED LOSS
Flux Factory Artist-in-Residence Open Cal
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Flux Factory
Curators' Agenda: VIENNA 2019 - Residency program for emerging international curators
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BLOCKFREI - Association for Culture and Communication
Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art 2019 | New York City
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Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art
Off-Grid Fall Artist-In-Residence in Vermont
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The Sable Project
Off Grid Guest Artist-In-Residence Program in Vermont
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The Sable Project
Summer Residency at Strassel Farm
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Strassel Farm House and Artist Residency
July 2-Week Rural Artist Residency in Rural Ohio
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Open Wabi
Visitor Center Artist Camp Residency
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Art Shape Mammoth
Residency at Frans Masereel Centrum
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Frans Masereel Centrum
2020 AIRIE Application
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Artists in Residence in Everglades
May 30, 2019
Winter Residency in Fish Factory, the Creative Centre
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Fish Factory, the Creative Centre of Stöðvarfjörður
Lakeside Year-long Residency
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Kent Harrison Arts Council
May 29, 2019
Thesis at ALN 2019 | Arts Letters & Numbers | Upstate NY
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Arts Letters & Numbers
Research Shaping 2019
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Barim
May 27, 2019
Default 19: Call for participants (NEW DATES)
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Ramdom
OPEN CALL FOR INTERNS
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PILOTENKUECHE | international art program
2019 MITTEN Lab Open Submissions
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The MITTEN Lab
Public Engagement Artist Residency
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2727 California Street
Call for applications
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Montresso* Art Foundation
Open Call for artists and curators! Despina Residency Programma 2020 + last slots 2019
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Despina
Pittsburgh's Performance Art Festival
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PGH PAF
WE ARE HERE FESTIVAL
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Abrons Arts Center
Call for Residency Proposals
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Anima Casa Rural
ILHABELA ISLAND - BRAZIL 2019 SESSIONS
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CASA NA ILHA ART RESIDENCE
Summer Residency 2019 | Arts Letters & Numbers | Upstate NY
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Arts Letters & Numbers
Summer DE-CONSTRUKT Residency Open Call
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DE-CONSTRUKT [projekts]
2019 Gulbenkian / School of Arts Residency
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School of Arts
Joya: AiR summer residencies for contemporary artists and writers
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Joya: AiR
GlogauAIR Multidisciplinary Residency in Berlin
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GlogauAIR Berlin
Residency at the Akademie Schloss Solitude (Stuttgart, Germany) - for Polish artists
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U-jazdowski Residencies
Artist in Residency Program in Hong Kong June to Sept 2019
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TongLau Space
open call pour artistes résidents au Maroc / open call for artists residents in Morocco
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Le Cube - independent art room
Independent Residencies in the Leighton Artists Studios
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
Preparatorial Practicum | Walter Phillips Gallery
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Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
LAST MINUTE CALL FOR ARTISTS / July-September 2019
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PILOTENKUECHE | international art program
January 22, 2019
By: Amanda McDonald Crowley | artist residency resources
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[…] Residency Unlimited – opportunities […]
September 18, 2018
RU’s 2018 Residency Raffle – Win one month residency in Serbia!
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As of September 12, 2018, we invite all artists to participate in RU’s fifth annual Residency Raffle to win a fantastic month long residency opportunity hosted by two partnering organizations in Serbia: REMONT Gallery and Gola Glava (Naked Head). Suggested dates for this residency are May through October 2019.

By purchasing a ticket, the winning artist will spend one week in Belgrade (see the New York Times article here) and 3 weeks in the village of Gola Glava located in the countryside, 80 km from the capital. The artist will be welcomed by Miroslav Karić (art historian, curator and founder of REMONT) and Ivana Ivković (artist and founder of Naked Head residency) who will accompany the finalist throughout and organize an artist’s talk at the end of the residency at REMONT Gallery.

THIS RAFFLE OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN TO ARTISTS AS WELL AS ARTISTS’ SUPPORTERS WHO CAN NOMINATE ONE OR SEVERAL ARTISTS OF THEIR CHOICE.
$25 for 1 ticket $40 for 2 tickets
The winning artist will be announced by November 20, 2018.

ABOUT THE RESIDENCY

-Suggested dates of residency are May through October 2019.
-RU will cover round trip airfare costs to Belgrade from wherever the winning artist is located.
-RU will cover the accommodation expenses on site in Gola Glava and in the center of Belgrade.
-The artist will receive a $300 stipend.
-In Gola Glava, the artist will live and work for 3 weeks in an authentic Serbian house in the countryside surrounded by a beautiful garden and a pool.
-Besides free accommodation, food expenses will be covered with access to the organic garden and fresh spring water.
-The finalist will be offered a public program at REMONT Gallery to present his/her/their practice to representatives of Belgrade’s vibrant contemporary art scene.

CONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY

-Artists participating in the raffle must be practicing visual artists with a website or portfolio URL showing at least 3 years of professional practice.
-Artists can buy tickets on their own behalf.
-It is also possible to buy a ticket and nominate an artist of your choice. In this case please indicate the name(s) and website.

HOSTING ORGANIZATIONS

Gola Glava (Naked Head) Residency REMONT Gallery, Belgrade

Gola Glava (Naked Head) is a unique residency program that offers a special and quiet environment for the artist to stay, contemplate and work. Surrounded by extraordinary nature, Naked Head residency provides cozy living space as well as a small, but pleasant working space. Residency organizers are connected to local resources that can be used for artistic research and production.

REMONT – Independent Artistic Association was founded in1999. Located in Belgrade downtown Remont has developed into a main contemporary art resource in the Serbian and regional art scene. This established non-profit gallery operates as a platform for a dynamic exchange of information, exhibitions, publishing activity, curatorial projects, education, advocacy, and cultural policy issues. Remont generates, documents and promotes the development of innovative artistic practice and also proposes solutions to cultural and other public policies that are related to this matter. Over 400 programs have been realized by the Remont gallery space with some of the most important Serbian creators of all generations, as well as with international curators and artists, institutions and organizations.

Entries close at 00:00 Midnight EST on Thursday, November 1. 2018.

The winning artist will be contacted on November 20, 2018.
July 25, 2018
Open Call; Mark for Redaction
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A group exhibition from October 4 until November 3, curated by Razan Al Salah and Hilal Khalil at the Flux Factory in New York City, seeks multi-disciplinary forms of contemporary art from Kweer ( (, رﯾﻮك queer, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and/or gender non-conforming people who have ties to what is colloquially known al-‘ālam al-‘arabī ( (, ﯾﺒﺮﻋﻼ ﻣﻼﻋﻼ also known as South West Asia and North Africa (SWANA) and the respective diaspora ( ( رجھﻣﻼ to be exhibited in a month-long exhibition at Flux Factory, New York City. One side of the conversation is represented in “coming out”, an often cookie-cutter narrative pushed out by the globalized mainstream. Another side is represented by patriarchal ideologies in the region which deem “queerness” a western construct and one form of the colonization of our societies. This exhibition calls for work that adds nuance to this dichotomy through personal and political work. This can take the form of musical performance, stand-up comedy, sound installation, food art, dinner party, dance party, karaoke, human megaphone, sidewalk chalking, mail art, chain letter, mixtapes, site specific installations, flyering, apps, virtual reality technology (oculus rift, Google cardboard, etc.), web art, workshops, walking tours, t-shirts/merchandise, poetry readings, zines, film screenings, theatrical performances, as well as any 2D/3D/4D works, etc.

Please email a bio and proposal(s) to hilalkhalil@pm.me Deadline to submit: July 31st, 2018..
July 22, 2018
Art Residency in Meghalaya India Artists’ Point
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The art residency programme will gather professional artists from around the World in Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, North-East India for one month. The art residency will provide an opportunity to experience untouched beauties of nature, Khasi tribal lifestyle and culture, mysterious monoliths, root bridges, traditional music and folklore of the hills.
Reference (video document from Artists’ Point 2016):

G U I D E L I N E S F O R A P P L I C A T I O N

1.(A) Submit photograph of your artworks ( 3-5 color photos of your artwork, jpg format suitable
for printing of bulletins) and registration form filled completely as an e-mail attachment to:
picasso.pupils@gmail.com
B) Or enter your website + send completely filled registration form as an e-mail
attachment to: picasso.pupils@gmail.com

2. Who can apply?
Professional painters who finished their master degree in fine arts from recognized university (4-5 participants)
Professional Audio visual artists who will be working towards production of the art residency video (1-2 participants)
(Picasso Pupils reserves the right to change the final number of participants)

There is NO ENTRY FEE.

3. Deadline for the application: 26th August 2018

4. Selected artists will be notified asap via e-mail.

5. Selected artists will have up to 48 hours to confirm their participation.

C O N T E N T O F A R T R E S I D E N C Y P R O G R A M M E

The artists will get opportunity to explore the authentic evidences of history, mythology and culture of Khasi Hills. They will visit the famous root bridges as well as those ones still hidden for tourists, they will experience the spirit of Sacred Forest and they will interact with local people who are rooted in traditional Khasi life style. Artists will be provided the time for individual contemplation and for execution of their art works in studio space. The interaction of invited artists with the artists from Meghalaya will be expected. Artists will contribute their knowledge in organized workshops for children and youth of Meghalaya. In the end of the residency programme there will be final exhibition where each artist will present the art works created during the art residency. There will be space for open discussion about the art works with the visitors of the exhibition.

Art Residency will provide:

Accommodation – Two artists will be accommodated in one room with attached bathrooms.

Studio Space

Art Material – Canvass and acrylic colours will be provided. The brushes and other tools for painting, digital cameras and devices for audio-visual artists has to be carried by the participants

Food – Breakfast, lunch and dinner, tea etc. will be provided. Food outside the residency campus during the trips/travel has to be covered by participants.

Trips – There will be organized trips to visit root bridges, caves, waterfalls, Sacred Groove etc. Transportation and accommodation during trip will be provided.

Certificate

We expect from participating artists:

The Artists’ POINT Meghalaya art residency requires that participants donate three of their art works created during the residency program (each of approximate size 100 x 80cm) towards Artists’ POINT art collection (applicable for painters) which will be farther exhibited during international art exhibitions organized by Picasso Pupils (An Art Society).

The Artists’ POINT Meghalaya art residency reserves rights to use any produced document (video/audio/photographs) during art residency for promotional purposes and farther presentation via exhibitions organized by Picasso Pupils (An Art Society).

Artists should bring all other material for painting which are not provided by organizer (for Painters) and all neccessary devices to shoot, edit and produce art residency videos and musical instruments, sound recorders, microphones to produce audio art works(for Audio-Visual artists)

All artists in residence are expected to facilitate at one mentorship workshop for youth within the duration of their residency.

Food outside residency campus, during the trips will be arranged on the expense of participants.

Participating artists will bear their transportation expenditure from their home country to Shillong (Capital city of Meghalaya, India)

Participating international artist has to attend the art residency in full period of time.
May 12, 2018
Att Artists; San Miguel Available May,June and September
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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
May 09, 2018
The National school of art (ENDA) – Summer School! – Paris
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

The National school of art (ENDA) – Summer School!

The ENDA Summer School is a short program for participants to discover and experience ENDA’s the state of mind. During 5 days it offers to its participants to design a project based on the singular methods elaborated within the framework of the curriculum of the National school of art (ENDA). In collaboration with the school team and external lecturers, participants will be invited to work on new ways of being in art in a unique setting. The Summer School is traveling in different locations in Paris. School languages : french and english.

The calendar of ENDA Summer School: from 9 to 13 July, 2018

Deadline for applications on 30 June, 2018
Applications: secretariat@enda.fr
ENDA (National school of art) – Call for applications – Session XVIII, 2018-2019 – Paris
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ENDA (National school of art) is a graduate school for research and experimentation in art based in Paris and New York. It is the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris.
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ENDA offers to its researchers, a course of study that aims to liberate them from the inherited ideas of 20th century art, and proposes an inquiry into the crucial issues of 21st century art, whose history is now unfolding and in which they might eventually participate.
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ENDA is for those who want to change their artistic practice or professional activity, for those who after several years of art school want to break free of alienated learning, who expect more from a school than a framework for artistic production, for those who reject art as it is commonly practiced, and finally for those who wish to work on essential issues.
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Submit an application:

Candidature

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Deadline for the submission of applications:
May 25, 2018
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Ecole nationale d’art (ENDA)
Admissions Office
Phone: +33 (0)1 7650 3838
Email: admissions@enda.fr

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Call for applications – Session XVIII, 2018-2019
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ENDA (National school of art)

Call for applications
Session XVIII, 2018-2019

ENDA (National school of art) is a graduate school for research and experimentation in art based in Paris and New York. It is the educational branch of the Biennale de Paris.

ENDA offers to its researchers, a course of study that aims to liberate them from the inherited ideas of 20th century art, and proposes an inquiry into the crucial issues of 21st century art, whose history is now unfolding and in which they might eventually participate.

ENDA is for those who want to change their artistic practice or professional activity, for those who after several years of art school want to break free of alienated learning, who expect more from a school than a framework for artistic production, for those who reject art as it is commonly practiced, and finally for those who wish to work on essential issues.

Submit an application:

Candidature

Deadline for the submission of applications:
May 25, 2018

Ecole nationale d’art (ENDA)
Admissions Office
Phone: +33 (0)1 7650 3838
Email: admissions@enda.fr

Accueil
III Call for Residencies Espositivo 7B Summer Program _ 2018
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Regarding the III Call for Residencies 7B, Espositivo is pleased to collaborate with Catherine Haggarty (Ortega y Gasset, NewYork), Danny Lamb (Painterspaintingpaintings and Rod Barton, London), Jane Hayes Greenwood (Block 336, London), Sebastian Rosselló (Galería Alegría, Madrid) and Violeta Mansilla (UV estudios, Buenos Aires).

This program is addressed globally to artists, commissioners and researchers that want to develop a project in Madrid.

Espositivo 7B aims to connect artists/curators that go through the program with other like-minded artists/curators whom are living in Madrid and promote them using Espositivo’s own contacts and networks. Furthermore, the residencies offer oversight and guidance on their projects with the help of the curators Alfredo Aracil (Buenos Aires), Jaime González Cela , Manuela Pedrón Nicolau and Violeta Janeiro Alfageme, as well as the Espositivo Team.
May 08, 2018
OPEN CALL FOR 2 WEEK MUSIC & VISUAL ART RESIDENCY Artists’ Point, Slovakia
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Artists‘ POINT, Slovakia 2018
International art symposium

6.8.2018 – 19.8.2018
picasso.pupils@gmail.com
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Introduction:
Artists’ POINT, Slovakia is a continuation of the art residency which has been organized in North East India from 2016 in collaboration with the Slovak Embassy in New Delhi. The art residency programme will gather professional artists from around the World in Vrbovce, village in Slovakia surrounded by White Carpathians Protected Landscape Area, for two weeks. The art residency will provide an opportunity to experience the beauty of nature, culture and folklore of the region for the inspiration in the art work of residing artist.

Address of the Residency:
Vrbovce 333, 906 06 Vrbovce, Slovakia
GPS: 48.80004111813995,17.469795299999987

G U I D E L I N E S F O R A P P L I C A T I O N

● Submit 3 – 5 records of your own composed music or web links to 3-5 your own musical compositions
● completely filled registration form as an e-mail attachment to: picasso.pupils@gmail.com.

Who can apply?

● Professional Musicians/sound artists composing their own songs/music (2 – 3 participants)
(Organizers reserves the right to change the final number of participants)

Selected artists will be notified asap, but at latest by 15th Jun 2018 via e-mail.

Selected artists will have up to 48 hours to confirm their participation.

C O N T E N T A N D P R O G R A M M E

The main focus of the art residency is the folklore of the region as the source of inspiration for the contemporary art practice. Programme will host at the same time 4-5 visual artists and 2-3 musicians. The Art Symposium is welcoming the application of the professional visual artists who focus in their art work on the areas suitable to the residency environment such as: traditional forms of particular region or natural and cultural specifics of the particular region etc. Musicians who compose their own songs/music and who are enthusiast towards fusion with the Slovak folk music and open for any collaboration with other musicians are the most eligible.
The artists will get an opportunity to explore the natural and cultural heritage of the region. Artists will be provided the time for individual contemplation and for execution of their art works in studio space near the accommodation. The interaction of resident artists with the local artists, musicians and resource professionals will be part of the programme in order to provide more deep insight to the history and specifics of the region. Artists will contribute their knowledge in organized workshops for local school children. There will be introduction evenings, where artists will screen their most important art works (visual artists) or perform their songs (musicians). At the end of the residency programme (Saturday 18th August 2018) there will be a final festival for the public where artists will present the created visual art works in exhibition (visual artists) and musical compositions (musicians) created during the art symposium.

Art Residency will provide:

Accommodation – Accommodation in village environment, surrounded by White Carpathians Protected Landscape Area of Slovakia. The accommodation has four rooms and two bathrooms (each room will by occupied by 2 artists). The accommodation has fully equipped kitchen. The local shops, bistro, pub, bus stop are in walking distance from the accommodation.

Studio Space – Studio space will be provided near accommodation.

Material – Musicians/sound artists will be provided with basic necessary sound equipment (discussed individually according to musician’s needs and availability).

Discussions with resource professionals who will provide interesting information for the inspiring artists in their creative process.

We expect from participating artists:

Musicians/Sound Art participants are expected to collaborate among other participants and invited local resource artists and produce original musical composition, which will be variation on one of the local folk song. The composition will be performed in public at the final event of the symposium and recorded for documentation of the art Symposium. The Participants will perform their own songs/music during the final event programme.

Artists should bring all other material/musical instrument for creating/composing art work which are not provided by organizers.

Visual Artists have to prepare digital presentation (power point or JPGs saved in order on pendrive) of his/her most important art works and achievements, which will be presented during introduction evenings between participants.

All artists are expected to facilitate mentorship workshop for youth/public within the duration of the symposium.
Participating artists will bear their transportation expenditure from their home country to residency in Vrbovce.

Participating artists will bear their transportation expenditure from their home country to residency in Vrbovce.
Workspace Residency | Summer 2018
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Application deadline: May 31, 2018
Notification date: June 22, 2018
Residency dates: August 4–26, 2018
Number of applicants accepted: 1 Local, 2 National, 1 Kashmiri
Stipend & support: $1000 stipend + artist, presentation, and performance fees + accommodations and travel support provided for National Residents. Support for the Kashmiri residents is provided by the Abdul Ahad Guru Scholars program.

Squeaky Wheel Film & Media Arts Center seeks applications from artists and researchers to apply for a short-term residency exploring the moving image, time-based media, and emergent technologies. The Workspace Residency is a project-based residency for artists and researchers working in media arts hosted by Squeaky Wheel in Buffalo, NY. Available for applicants from Buffalo and across the U.S., the residency connects artists and researchers with resources, time, and studio space to support the creation of new work or to continue ongoing projects. The program is also open to residents of the Kashmir region through a partnership with the Abdul Ahad Guru Scholars Program. The Summer 2018 residency will take place August 4–August 26, 2018.

For the Artist resident, the residency program lends itself to the creation of a wide variety of work including film, video, virtual reality, game development, textile, metal and woodwork, 3D printing, sonic arts, installation, performance, and more, with access to wide range of equipment, tools, and technologies. Participants can mix and match these benefits according to their needs. For the Research residency: Artists, scholars, curators, writers, and theorists are invited to propose new or in-progress research in the area of emergent media arts practices towards the publication of critical texts, scholarly research, or production of curatorial projects. During the summer session, we will also be accepting applications for a Silo City resident, for an artist to work on and publically present a performance at Silo City on Friday, August 24, 2018.

We encourage people of color, women, queer, trans and gender non-conforming people to apply. The residency welcomes applications from both emerging and established artists and researchers.

The application form and more info can be found here: [squeaky.org]
Full Fellowship at Scuola Internazionale di Grafica
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This program is offered to 3 established, as well as emerging printmakers and book artists. The Visiting Guest Artist will receive keys and full access to the studios 7 days a week, as well as housing accommodation in a private bedroom in Ca’ Dandolo on the Grand Canal. Ca’ Dandolo has hosted three Venice Biennale exhibitions in years 2013, 2015 and 2017.

At the end of the residency there will be a 1 month exhibition of the three selected artists in the Scuola’s SGgallery.

The Visiting Guest Artist is expected to attend concurrently running courses and workshops at the Scuola on a biweekly basis. The artist’s role in the classroom is to act as a mentor, providing further knowledge, input, and guidance to participating students. This enables the Guest Artist to become further integrated into the fabric of the Scuola’s community, while fostering dialogue in a dynamic studio setting among artists both local and international. The position allows for the freedom and time to create new work in the studio.
VR incubator 2018 — Residency Open Call
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“VR incubator” is a multidisciplinary, collaborative arts production project, and an open lab focused on the potentials and diverse contextual origins research of virtual reality art.

#VR_inc is realized primarily as an art residency (aimed to produce an array of virtual artwork-objects-prototypes-landscapes, in July 2018 at Podstrana, Croatia), via a critical, interdisciplinary discourse on the development of VR tech in the cultural everyday production in Croatia. During the residency period, in a shared location, the artists chosen for the project participate in the creation of 3D virtual landscapes, supported and mentored by multimedia/applied/performance artists, developers and other cultural professionals and scientists.

TERMS

The residency does not provide a fee for the participants, but it does provide accommodation (in a private residential house) and food during the full stay, round-trip travel costs refunds (to and from Podstrana near Split, Croatia), as well as mentorship, production and promotional support related to the newly created VR art piece.
Applications are welcoming any and all authors interested in this thematic cooperative MO, and especially if the applicant-artist is already familiar with 3D and/or game creation processes, or is artistically related to Croatia and the region.
The applications are to be submitted only via the submission form listed on the program website.

“VR incubator” is financially supported by the partners, the Republic of Croatia Ministry of Culture, and the “Kultura Nova” Foundation supporting “Inquiry Inc.[2018]” program by Format C.
Open call at the Fish Factory, the Creative Centre of Stöðvarfjörður for October – February.
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About Fish Factory – Creative Centre

The Creative Centre is located in Stöðvarfjörður, a remote village in the East Fjords of Iceland. It was established in 2011 when a group of people acquired the abandoned Fish Factory of the village. The group funded a non-profit cooperation which owns the building and manages the daily operations and business of the Centre. All team members are volunteers still today.

The Creative Centre is an ongoing collaborative and community project and our actions and aims are based on sustainable principles and alternative methods. We want to regenerate and sustain our small village by making it into a possible and desirable place to settle – a place where you can have engaging jobs, enjoy culture, and the influx of new ideas and creative people. The Centre is meant to be a platform offering many different workshops and facilities where small initiatives can thrive and jobs can be created. We run an all year around Art Residency for most creative fields and we frequently host cultural events and concerts. Currently, we are starting up workshops and study courses at the Centre. We also host a small fish processing company and the local fish market.

With the Creative Centre, we want to demonstrate the possibility of strengthening small, remote communities with creative initiatives, establishing jobs, and to be a source of inspiration for others alike. We believe that many small pillars and culture are a strong way to ensure the livelihood of a society and are just as valid as a big industrial solution.

Residency Description

The Residency is multi-disciplinary and open for most creative directions:

The purpose of the program is to provide emerging and established artists, creatives, designers and progressive thinkers a port for free expression. We offer access to a range of studios and work facilities and a place to meet with other creative people in a small collaborative community. The Centre has fully equipped wood & metal workshops, ceramic workshop, kitchen, small library, sewing workshop and a Concert hall.

Languages

We speak Icelandic, English & German

Duration of residency

The duration of residencies is between 1 and 6 months.

Disciplines, work equipment, and assistance

Visual Art, New Media, Printmaking, Sculpture, Dance, Performing Arts, Land Art, Textile Art, Music, Literature, Crafts, Sustainable Design, Engineering & Photography.

Accommodation

Our Residency Artists stay together in one of two big houses called Bjarkarlundur and Gígjukot. Houses are located in the heart of our small village and in about 3 min walking distance from the Centre. Houses have a garden, spacious bedrooms, large kitchen, a bathroom with bathtub, a washroom and internet access. Bed linen and a towel are provided. Each artist has their own private bedroom and shares the kitchen and bathroom with the other artists.

Artists can invite their partner or a guest for a short stay upon prior arrangement with a team member. The maximum stay is five nights. From time to time Volunteers, Interns and Musicians stay at the house as well.

Studio/ workspace

Shared Studio (6 people) or Private Studio

Fees and support

Prices:
Shared Studio space 85 000 ISK/Month
Private Studio 95 000 ISK/Month

Included:

Artists are provided with an accommodation, a private bedroom in one of the artists’ houses.
On arrival, we provide a pick up from Egilsstaðir Airport. Other expenses for transport, meals, and art supplies are the responsibility of each participant.

Expectations towards the artist

If the Artist wants to lead a workshop, exhibit their works, hold a concert/perform or read poetry, we are up for most things.

Application information

To be considered for the Residency, send us a filled out Application Form (can be found on our website: [inhere.is] + CV + 5-10 recent work samples (up to 10MB) to contact@inhere.is
Your application will be reviewed and answered within a week via email.

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May 07, 2018
ProjectArt Residency Application Now Open in 6 Cities!
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Resident artists participate in a 9-month residency from September through June. Each artist is assigned to a public library where they teach, mentor youth, and create new work in the library’s community room–3 hours are allocated to teaching and 10 hours may be spent making artwork on a weekly basis. The artists teach students of varying age groups three classes per week using a curriculum of their design. Artists create their academic year-long curriculum prior to the Fall semester in order to be well equipped and prepared. ProjectArt maintains a 15:1 resident student ratio with 15 students enrolled in each one-hour class; each resident mentors a total of 45 youth per library.

ProjectArt encourages its resident artists to embrace their creativity and think outside the box. They are not restricted to using the library’s community room – the main library space is often available to artists who want to create art for the library. Using an assortment of non-toxic and library permitted mediums, many resident artists make works that are inspired by the library setting, its patrons, and reference collection. They also get to know the library patrons and managers, as well as ProjectArt staff. The residency culminates in a professionally curated resident group exhibition at a partner gallery, featuring works created by the residents during the year.
Mauser EcoHouse Artist Residency
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The focus of the Artist Residency Program at the Mauser EcoHouse is about providing a beautiful, tranquil and inspirational space where artists can immerse themselves in their individual projects. Artists are encouraged to be self-directed and pursue their personal creative vision.
The program furnishes artists with luxurious accommodations, ample work space and serene surroundings so that individual or group projects can be worked on and creativity can flourish.
At the Mauser EcoHouse Artist Residency artists can expect a lush jungle setting on 1.5 acres of indigenous fruit trees, edible plants and herbs, and a working greenhouse.Two banana circle composts and a five swales are also on the land.
Guests will receive a tour of the property’s sustainable features, including medicinal and tropical plants, by our on-site artist and director, Heather.
We do encourage artists with a concentration in other fields than those listed below to apply, as acceptance into the program will be judged on an individual basis.

For more info, contact: heather@mauserfoundation.org
Phone: 310-482-1868 USA
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
Ceramics, Painting and Writers Residency
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This is a residency based in the historical and culturally significant city of India, Baroda.

The residency invites application from artists who wish to spend time working on their own practice and interacting with fellow artists resulting in cultural exchange. Baroda is a Contemporary Indian art Hub with beautiful history of art , culture and architecture woven into the city.
It is ideal for artists, writers or photographers who need quiet time to explore their further practice or even take a break.

The city has over a 1000 practising artists, various art galleries and community art studios to explore.

The residency has a fully furnished ceramic studio and a painting studio which are equipped with all material.
It is also ideal for writers or photographers who which to explore the city or work on a project.

A fully furnished apartment with all modern amenities is available to stay at.
Att Writers ….San Miguel available May,June, July, August
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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.
May 06, 2018
DE LICEIRAS 18 PORTO / Temporary Art Community / MAY/JUNE 2018 – LAST MINUTE
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TEMPORARY ART COMMUNITY

We have one last minute vacancy from now on. We interview the shortlisted candidates on rolling basis. Please apply soon as possible!

We look for visual artists, designers, conceptual gardeners, experimental writers, sound hunters, improvisatory singers, performers, philosophers and (…); ones who are enthusiastic about spending a few months within an exchange based micro-art-community, learning, teaching, discussing and breaking any preconceptions; who are not afraid to erase barriers between private and public, to live and create in the same space; who are able to take inspiration from both possibilities and impossibilities, obstacles and miracles brought about by creating in such an informal, experimental, no-budget and anti-white-box space.

There are always around 6 artists in the house, in different phases of their own artistic careers, living as a creative horizontal community.

THE IDEA

The way you use your stay within our Temporary Art Community depends mostly on your current artistic needs and desires. So far it has served among others as a platform for spontaneous collaborations, learning new skills, exchanging feedback, experimental music sessions, reading groups, improvised performance, communal cooking etc. We are the backyard of the art world, a safe multidiscipline playground where you can test your ideas, ask questions, share your doubts. We transform, adapt and improve every month and we expect you to embrace this process.

This open structure leaves a lot of freedom and flexibility, but also requires an involved and responsible participation from all the residents. It is an ongoing attempt to find ways to solve problems collectively, communicate honestly and clearly. It is also a constant reinvention of structures to find the most efficient, pleasant, creative communal living environment.

SPACE

The DE LICEIRAS 18 is located in a very old, two-story house in Porto, Portugal which seems to organically adapt to the form of the city itself, consisting of no perpendicular lines, with floors sloping and sounds of human and seagull daily life entering through wooden old windows, creating in the interior a constant quasi-musical blend of noises. The house is situated in a very particular place; although right in the middle of the city, its entrance stays hidden in a tiny bystreet, overlooked by tourists and bustling with local life. The everyday reality of the bystreet is even more curious due to a very particular combination of the house’s neighbours, formed of an old shoemaker’s workshop, a motorcycle club and a traditional bar. The second façade of the house faces a brothel.

Each participating artist receives their own simple habitable atelier.

THE HOUSE FACILITIES

▸ four rectangular habitable ateliers of approx. 20 m² each
▸ ‘The Triangle’ habitable atelier of approx. 10 m²
▸ fully equipped little kitchen and dining room
▸ 2 bathrooms and one small toilet
▸ storage room
▸ wi-fi connection

We have a little garden in the Musas community gardens that you are also welcome to use as a studio or a venue for your project.

Our house, like the majority of houses in Portugal, does not have heating. Therefore it may get quite cold inside in winter. We usually deal with it just wearing very warm clothes indoors and carrying hot water bottles around, but on a special request we may arrange a heater.

IMPORTANT: All the resident artists are expected keep the house clean, participate in the house maintenance and repairs and house improvement works during their stay, and to take responsibility for the space and the equipment.

COSTS

The project has non-profit character and is artist-run and self-funded. Each participant will pay the monthly contribution of 255 euro, which includes the rent, electricity, gas, water, internet, toilet paper, eco-friendly cleaning detergents and clean sheets. You will need to cover your own trip to Porto, food and materials. In case you come as a couple / friends / collective and share the same room, or stay in the small Triangle room, the cost per person is 190 euro.

No application fee.

APPLICATION

We will review applications on a rolling basis so we advise you to apply as soon as possible.

Please send anything you find relevant to deliceiras18 [at] gmail.com. Make sure you read the Open Call thoroughly and include a short text explaining your motivation to stay and work in our space. Optionally you can include a short description of a project you wish to realize here.

After receiving sufficient applications we will carry out Skype interviews with shortlisted candidates. 

We are also open to receive interns. If you are an EU student we can support you to apply for an Erasmus grant. Please ask us for more information.
Beton Art
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Program Description:

Craft Village invites application from Industrial Designers/Artists/Interior Designers for an Artist Residency in Concrete Product Design. Artist/Designer need to develop a range of concrete art pieces with functionality keeping in mind artistic blend with strong/durable aesthetics. The work that redefines art and technology in products should express modern day styles of today’s user and cater to construction industry at large.

Disciplines, work equipment and assistance
We are an art/craft/design based residency and work hand in hand in all disciplines. You should be aware of 3D studio. If you are looking to work more hands on,then a strong understanding of material mixing is required.

Living and working spaces
You will have a private cottage.Our studios are shared spaces, you need to work with your cohort-mates in shared spaces

Fees and support
Air Fare To and Fro, Complete Stay, All meals, tools and materials, with a well deserved stipend USD 6000

Expectations towards the artist
You will be required to develop a range of 15 functional art pieces as per brief provided to you, to present concepts, ideas and your design ideologies. The presented designs will be developed by you in given time that will be showcased in an exhibition.

Application information
Please send your complete profile,awards and achievements, work experience, previous residency at info@craftvillage.org.in and zephyrlifestyle@gmail.com

More Info: [www.craftvillage.org.in]
Sculpture and Visual Art
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Craft Village is one of the best Artist Residency in India and invites artists from all parts of the world. “Craft Village” is a unique state-of-art infrastructure, for facilitating hands on craft learning from masters and legends in their fields, linkages of craft community with international and national forums to promote “Rare Crafts of India”.
In one month residency in the month of July, each artist is expected to create an art installation (Big 6ft.x 3ft. or 2 medium 3 ft. each) out of wood, concrete, metal or mixed material. The material cost would be borne by craft village and these art works are installed for public viewing in the periphery of craft village. Artists will be exposed to National Museum. National Gallery of Modern Art, IHC for art tour in city.

Residency period:- 1st July to 30 July or 1st August to 30th August.Do send in your applications at info@craftvillage.org.in or zephyrlifestyle@gmail.com
Eligible entries will be contacted withing 2 weeks.
May 04, 2018
Branscombe House 2019 Artist Residency
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The City of Richmond invites professional, community-engaged artists to submit proposals for an 11-month, live-in residency located on Canada’s west coast, in Richmond, B.C.

We are seeking proposals for interesting new projects and programs that promote meaningful community engagement through artistic opportunities. Artists passionate about working with diverse communities are especially encouraged to apply. All disciplines accepted, including writers, composers, visual artists, musicians, theatre artists, video, multi-disciplinary, social practice and performance artists.

Branscombe House is a beautifully restored Edwardian style house located in the residential area of historic Steveston in Richmond, BC, Canada.
Cotto Ceramic Studio 10-week Residency – Lima, Perú
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– Description of residency program

Cotto’s Studio Residency Program provides a unique opportunity for artists to research and produce new ceramic projects under the guidance of the Cotto Studio advisors/directors, expand their practice by exploring local materials, and develop new professional networks. The paid program covers a fully-equipped shared pottery studio, production materials including clays, glazes and oxides, kiln firings, feedback, research trips and assistance from our team of specialized ceramicists.

– Studio

Cotto was founded in 2006, focusing on the production of designed homeware pieces, working with many of Lima’s leading restaurants. By 2013 the studio had begun to introduce aspects of training, advice and research around ceramic techniques and materials. Since then, Cotto has collaborated in the production, research and realization of art works for local and international exhibitions.

Located in the Barranco district, artists are given the opportunity to experience one of Lima’s most vibrant neighborhoods with easy access to accommodation, art galleries, theaters, transportation, supermarkets and inexpensive restaurants.

– Disciplines, work equipment and assistance

Communal studio spaces
Electric pottery wheel x 2
Fully equiped plaster workshop
Photo silkscreen equipment for direct or indirect transfer printing
Air-compressor and gun for painting
Welder & metal working tools
WiFi internet throughout studio & outside garden
Physical & digital library of ceramic resources including glaze making software
Digital projector

Further details about the studios production materials, kilns and other resources can be found on our website.

– Accommodation
The cost of the Cotto Ceramic Studio Residency does not include accommodation. We are happy however to assist you in locating suitable accommodation for your particular needs and budget close to the studio.

– Application information

To apply, please send us the following via email to cottocsrb@gmail.com:

⛶ PDF document with a short biography (maximum 50 words), a statement of interest detailing your artistic interests (maximum 200 words) & preferred starting date.
⛶ A current CV (maximum 1 page).
⛶ Support material in the format of a PDF document with 5-10 images and captions. Please supply any video content as a URL web link (10 minutes max).
⛶ 1 example image for media (jpg or png).

Please make sure email does not exceed 10mb. Applications can be made in English or Spanish.
May 03, 2018
Architecture Intensive in San Francisco
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Making Architecture is a full-time summer program for college students, recent graduates, inspired professionals, international applicants, and career-changers considering graduate education or a career in architecture.

CCA Architecture faculty guide students in an intensive design studio that introduces techniques and skills in drawing, model-making, and critical thinking that are central to architectural design. Students benefit from CCA Architecture’s signature expertise in technological innovation, digital craft, and creative experimentation with exposure to cutting-edge technologies of 3d modeling, digital fabrication, and robotic drawing. No previous architectural experience is required—just an adventurous outlook, a desire to challenge yourself, and a passion for making.

Housing is available.

Making Architecture runs for four weeks, July 9-August 3, 2018, Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm. Students can expect to complete a body of work that will help propel them into the next stage of their architectural careers—work that demonstrates both competency with basic principles of architectural design and an understanding of the latest experimental techniques of design and fabrication. CCA awards 3 undergraduate credits, a transcript, and a letter grade upon successful completion of the program.

For international applicants, Making Architecture is an ideal way to participate in an intensive design studio while experiencing American culture and academic life.
Оne place left for a Residency starting June 2018! APPLY NOW!
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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.
Join LOOP video art festival & Residency in the vineyards near Barcelona
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Included in the residency:
• All regular services of our residency will be included in this open call
• The opportunity to participate in LOOP moving image Festival in Barcelona on 12-22 November 2018
• Single or double ‘en suite’ private room, including bedsheets & towels
• Access to the screen printing workshop & equipment
• 20 m2 studio space surrounded by the vineyards of Barcelona in the Penedes
• Shared kitchen (max 5 artists)
• Access to a digital art documentary library with around 900 films
• Weekly transfer to the train to go to Barcelona

Estudio Nómada is offering a stay at paradisicial artist residency Mas els Igols some 50 km outside of Barcelona city. Included in the stay is the opportunity to join one of the worlds largest video art festivals, LOOP Barcelona, with an exhibition of your work in our project space in the gallery area downtown Barcelona.

Fees and support:
Single room = €700
Double room = €800 if used by a single perons and €900 if used by a couple

Expectations towards the artist:
If the artists is open to this we would like to organize a class or lecture in our school in Barcelona city.

Application information:
Apply by sending a portfolio and preferred dates of stay to info@estudio-nomada.com
For more information you can also call +34622689032
Short-Term Artist Residencies 2018: Exploring Authority. Arquetopia. Puebla, Mexico
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These unique, non-instructional, tour-inclusive residency programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, curators and art historians as well as art history, anthropology, archaeology, visual culture, and cultural studies professionals and graduate students age 22 and over.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible (May and June sessions). Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received vs. after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/short-term-artist-residencies

PROGRAM OPTION #1. MAPPING NARRATIVES (Offered during sessions May to November 2018)
Location: Puebla, Mexico; or Oaxaca, Mexico; or Cusco, Peru
The Mapping Narratives: Short-Term Artist Residencies are self-directed, tour-inclusive residencies with a duration of 2 weeks in which residents work independently in our on-site spaces, having access to expertise and guided tours thematically focused. Applicants are welcome to propose projects in the field of art history or visual arts, including the following art techniques: digital photography, drawing, painting (acrylic), and mixed-media non-toxic techniques.

This program combines art making, critical perspectives, access to expertise, and guided tours to relevant sites. Residencies are thematically focused on Architecture, Archeology, or the impacts of Colonization in Peru or Mexico. All projects are welcome, and the concentration of the program will be thematically customized to the specific focus of the proposed residency project in the context of Cusco (Peru), Oaxaca (Mexico), or Puebla (Mexico).

Cusco, Oaxaca, and Puebla are three of the most important cities in Latin America, with a cultural and artistic legacy product of several centuries. They were each declared World Heritage cities by UNESCO considering their history, integrity, and urban development. They are each distinguished for the richness of their architecture, the importance of their archeological sites and buildings, and the complexity of their colonial history reflected in their local culture.

PROGRAM OPTION #2. EXPLORING AUTHORITY (Offered during sessions July to November 2018)
Location: Puebla, Mexico
The Exploring Authority: Short-Term Artist Residencies are self-directed and tour-inclusive residencies with a duration of 2 weeks. These unique programs combine research, art making, critical perspectives, access to archives, and guided tours to relevant sites in Puebla City. This residency is focused on the museum collections and archives of Puebla, including Fototeca Juan C. Méndez (photography archive), Museo Erasto Cortés (printmaking), Ceramoteca INAH (ceramics archive), Ex-Convento de Santa Mónica Religious Art Museum, and La Fragua Library BUAP. All projects are welcome, and the concentration of the program will be thematically customized to the specific focus of the proposed residency project in the context of the archives and museums of Puebla, Southern Mexico.

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. Declared by UNESCO world heritage city in 1987, Puebla has a great legacy in art and architecture visible in its museums and archives.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
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.

RESIDENCY DURATION / TIME PERIOD
Term of 2 weeks in 2018. Dates are not predetermined but are nominated by the applicant.

THESE RESIDENCIES INCLUDE
Staff Support:
+Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+Our residencies are process-based; artists are not expected to give talks, workshops, or exhibitions
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 shared art studio with natural light
+Personal workspace with large table
+Some tools provided (artists)
+For self-directed residencies, artists bring their own materials and supplies or obtain them locally

RESIDENCY FEE
PUEBLA, USD $549 per week.
OAXACA, USD $595 per week.
CUSCO, USD $649 per week.

E-mail Chris at info@arquetopia.org
Short-Term Artist Residencies 2018: Mapping Narratives. Arquetopia. Puebla, Mexico
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These unique, non-instructional, tour-inclusive residency programs offer competitive professional opportunities for emerging and mid-career, national and international artists, curators and art historians as well as art history, anthropology, archaeology, visual culture, and cultural studies professionals and graduate students age 22 and over.

APPLY NOW: Fee reduction possible (May and June sessions). Spaces are limited. All residency applications are evaluated for selection when they are received vs. after the deadline has passed.

http://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-residencies/short-term-artist-residencies

PROGRAM OPTION #1. MAPPING NARRATIVES (Offered during sessions May to November 2018)
Location: Puebla, Mexico; or Oaxaca, Mexico; or Cusco, Peru
The Mapping Narratives: Short-Term Artist Residencies are self-directed, tour-inclusive residencies with a duration of 2 weeks in which residents work independently in our on-site spaces, having access to expertise and guided tours thematically focused. Applicants are welcome to propose projects in the field of art history or visual arts, including the following art techniques: digital photography, drawing, painting (acrylic), and mixed-media non-toxic techniques.

This program combines art making, critical perspectives, access to expertise, and guided tours to relevant sites. Residencies are thematically focused on Architecture, Archeology, or the impacts of Colonization in Peru or Mexico. All projects are welcome, and the concentration of the program will be thematically customized to the specific focus of the proposed residency project in the context of Cusco (Peru), Oaxaca (Mexico), or Puebla (Mexico).

Cusco, Oaxaca, and Puebla are three of the most important cities in Latin America, with a cultural and artistic legacy product of several centuries. They were each declared World Heritage cities by UNESCO considering their history, integrity, and urban development. They are each distinguished for the richness of their architecture, the importance of their archeological sites and buildings, and the complexity of their colonial history reflected in their local culture.

PROGRAM OPTION #2. EXPLORING AUTHORITY (Offered during sessions July to November 2018)
Location: Puebla, Mexico
The Exploring Authority: Short-Term Artist Residencies are self-directed and tour-inclusive residencies with a duration of 2 weeks. These unique programs combine research, art making, critical perspectives, access to archives, and guided tours to relevant sites in Puebla City. This residency is focused on the museum collections and archives of Puebla, including Fototeca Juan C. Méndez (photography archive), Museo Erasto Cortés (printmaking), Ceramoteca INAH (ceramics archive), Ex-Convento de Santa Mónica Religious Art Museum, and La Fragua Library BUAP. All projects are welcome, and the concentration of the program will be thematically customized to the specific focus of the proposed residency project in the context of the archives and museums of Puebla, Southern Mexico.

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. Declared by UNESCO world heritage city in 1987, Puebla has a great legacy in art and architecture visible in its museums and archives.

ARQUETOPIA FOUNDATION
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.

RESIDENCY DURATION / TIME PERIOD
Term of 2 weeks in 2018. Dates are not predetermined but are nominated by the applicant.

THESE RESIDENCIES INCLUDE
Staff Support:
+Each resident meets weekly with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques
+Our residencies are process-based; artists are not expected to give talks, workshops, or exhibitions
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 shared art studio with natural light
+Personal workspace with large table
+Some tools provided (artists)
+For self-directed residencies, artists bring their own materials and supplies or obtain them locally

RESIDENCY FEE
PUEBLA, USD $549 per week.
OAXACA, USD $595 per week.
CUSCO, USD $649 per week.

E-mail Chris at info@arquetopia.org

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