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Based on the former USAF Greenham Common cruise missile base, this 20,000sqft warehouse space with on-site fabrication, accommodation and rehearsal facilities is the UK’s major centre for artistic residencies, creation of new work for public spaces and innovation in site-specific and outdoor performance. They host a year-round programme of artistic residencies for companies and individuals making work for the outdoors and public places. Their resident artists and companies come from a wide range of arts, theatre and performance disciplines. A residency can explore any stage of the development of ideas, from the early stages of research and development, to making or producing a piece of work. 101 offers free use of its available spaces to artists during residences. It offers accommodation in a number of refurbished vintage caravans on-site. They can also offer aspects of technical support and equipment within theirr existing resources. 101 is a hub for information and advice and they are always very willing to share contacts, skills and experience with artists. The space is flexible but it can get cold in winter. 101 offers residency opportunities to selected professional companies producing high quality outdoor arts work. There is no formal application process – the programme is curated and the choice of companies reflects the organisations' interests and the range of work they seek to develop. You can write to them with a proposal or contact them for an informal discussion. Due to significant initial interest they anticipate the number of artists seeking residencies to far exceed the space available in the calendar.
1a space, founded in 1998, is an independent, non-profit making contemporary visual art organization and art venue founded by a collective of Hong Kong artworkers. It aims to promote the critical dissemination of contemporary visual arts practices and affiliated artforms through 1a space programme drawn from Hong Kong and international arena. The operation funding of 1a space has been supported by grants and donations. 1a space's administration cost is partially supported by Hong Kong Arts Development Council. The Emerging Talents in Contemporary Art 1a space aims to provide young and emerging curator and artists a platform and resources for implementing conceptual and experimental art project. The Emerging Talents in Contemporary Art encourages local and international talents with curatorial guidance, training and advice to help actualize their artistic project. To enhance reginal and international idea exchange and dialogues, the project will be divided into two parts to engage with talents from different part of the world. Projects that take innovative curatorial approaches and experimental formats will be encouraged.
Huantei Art City, China
'2angles', an association founded in 1999, promotes visual arts and contemporary dance in the region. In 2010, 2angles joined the network of cultural centres supported by the Normandy region. One of its main missions is to receive artists and dance companies through its residencies programme. These residencies result in exhibitions of the work of visual artists and public presentations of the work-in-progress where dance companies are concerned. The activities of ‘2angles’ mostly take place in the town centre of Flers. Located in what was once a dye factory, the association disposes of 400m2 in which to house its three exhibition spaces, workshops, offices and a library. In addition, ‘2angles’ has access to a stage and a rehearsal studio which are made available by the town of Flers. '2angles' is the place to be if you are interested in discovering, creating, experimenting, researching and sharing. It creates bridges between visual arts and dance, the artists, the public, and local enterprise. The association named 'Le RAVE (Reseau des Arts Vivants Electriques -a contemporary music network)’ is located in the same building. The proximity between the two associations creates regular collaborations. Here, artists, sculptors, choreographers, painters, dancers, musicians and managers frequently meet. The team of '2angles' also develops projects with local partners such as schools, hospitals, prisons, associations or other cultural centres. Duration of the residency: Visual art residencies: Several formats of varying lengths exist. Creation Residency: 30 days in residence + 40 days exhibition Construction and Installation residency: 10 days in residence + 40 days exhibition Mission Residency: To be adapted, according to the project, outwith the premises of ‘2angles’ Residency for an Artists Collective: Variable depending on the project Contemporary dance residency: for a duration of 10 working days minimum and 20 working days
2nd Generation Cultural Residency strives to highlight and support artists and cultural workers with a second-generation immigrant background. 2ndG Cultural Embassy invites second-generation artists and cultural workers for three pilot residency months to Oulu, northern Finland in 2024. The chosen residency guests will be able to concentrate on their work, create new opportunities and discuss/present their work and experiences from their second-generation perspective, all according to the submitted work plan. Your proposed work plan should thematically be connected to second-generation immigration. Applications are welcomed from cultural practitioners from any discipline; they are prepared to find suitable means of co-operation and facilities as the submitted work plans seem to warrant. The residency is a part of the Oulu2026 European Culture Capital year.
Located in the exceptional heritage and unspoilt setting of the Montperrin Psychiatric Hospital dating back to the 19th century, 3 bis f is a place for multidisciplinary contemporary creation which is led by two artistic directors, one for visual arts and the other for performing arts. Approximately 20 French and international artists are invited to participate in residency programmes run by 3 bis f each season for varying periods of time, from a few weeks for live performance to several months for visual arts. Artists have been using 3 bis f as a workspace since its creation in 1983, reflecting the unusual identity of the centre which situates their practices in a different context. This environment is conducive to experimentation and the mixing of artistic disciplines and practices. Residents pursue their creative work with an openness to fellow artists, our team, as well as members of the public who may or may not be patients of the hospital. During their residency, artists benefit from the support of the 3 bis f team which is present on site. The residency programme and exhibition constitute the production of new works, as well as a milestone in the artist’s career. The creative project carried out by the artist marks a turning point or a period during which risks are taken in his or her practice. Moreover, the residency period is an opportunity for artists to meet and interact with those around them. Keen that the duration of the programme correspond as much as possible to the act of creation, the centre identifies (imagines), together with the artist, a fertile ground for sharing, encounters, exchanges and practices that are capable of nurturing the artist’s approach.
United States
Initiated by 40mcube and carried out jointly with the European School of Art of Brittany, in partnership with the company Self Signal, GENERATOR is a professional training for young visual artists and a residency for curators. For artists: GENERATOR selects four visual artists each year, who have graduated for at least two years, and gives them the means to fully focus on their artistic practice for a period of seven months. They develop and deepen their research work, produce works, build their professional networks and acquire good practices (administrative, legal, social, etc.). GENERATOR offers individualized support, a studio, financing and privileged meetings with contemporary art professionals in France and abroad. For curators: GENERATOR selects two to four curators each year for a one-month prospecting trip in Brittany. They meet artists and professionals who live there and write one or two texts on the work of the artists in the program. GENERATOR offers each of them a workspace, funding and privileged meetings with contemporary art professionals in Brittany.
435 International Art Village is the example of a successful combination of artistic creation and everyday life. This place was an old house occasionally used for veteran training. Now efforts to redesign and renovate the space have turned it into one of the most popular art zones in New Taipei City. Some of the architectural designs are from the 1960s, including the holystone flooring and special glass windows which have been preserved in the house, and has accommodated resident artists all over the world. The cultural environment here features amazing diversity.
The 5.4.7 Arts Center is a non-profit community arts centre dedicated to providing opportunities in the arts through classes, exhibits and performances. Our name comes from the date of the tornado that devastated Greensburg on May 4, 2007. This date has been a catalyst for new beginnings in Greensburg and we want to remember this day that has forever changed us. Studio 804, 3rd-year graduate students in Architecture at the University of Kansas, designed and built the 5.4.7 facility. This building is a LEED platinum building and the first in the state of Kansas. Through the use of many sustainable features such as solar panels and a green roof, this building is very unique and is an exciting addition to the Greensburg landscape. The modern architecture of this facility is an exciting space for the arts to be made available to our community. The building itself is a work of art and also is a teaching tool for residents and visitors to learn about green building practices. The 5.4.7 is located in the heart of Greensburg, next to the Big Well Museum and park, one block from downtown, and one block from the Starlight Public Art Park.
A non-profit public program, to foster greater interactions between Chinas' and the international art communities. Through the programme, international and Chinese emerging, mid-career and the artists of senior achievement develop meaningful interactions and collaborations with one another.
a cobert is a place for artistic creation, production and research located in Moià (Barcelona) that supports artists through residencies, workshops, and critical thinking activities. Rooted in feminist and community-based values, the organisers aim to make art accessible and closely connected to everyday life, collaborating with local communities, schools and cultural organizations to strenghten the regional artistic and cultural ecosystem. The organisers are interested in emerging artists and experimental and critical practices, seeking to give them the space, resources, support and display to grow and keep on creating in a meaningful and ethical way. a cobert’s residency programme provides artists and researchers with the space, resources, and support needed to develop creative and research projects in a unique rural environment that fosters focus and experimentation. Beyond artistic production, the program emphasizes public engagement, community participation, and knowledge exchange, making contemporary art accessible to local audiences as well as promoting national and international circulation. The residences are aimed at artists and researchers over the age of 18, as well as groups of people in creative processes, from any field and artistic discipline: plastic arts, visual arts, performing arts, literature, cinema, performance, science and technology, gender studies, history, etc. They do not host musical projects due to their specificity. The residences are open to people of any nationality and language as well as without age limit or distinction of origin, current residence, gender, sexual orientation, etc. They work with small groups, with a simultaneous stay of between 2 and 4 people, to make coexistence between projects something non-distorting and to be able to offer the care, space and artistic advice that the projects require with quality and dedication.
The School of Arts, Design and Architecture at Aalto University is an internationally renowned institution of higher education in the fields of art, art education, architecture, design, film, television and scenography, media, graphic design and photography. Cooperation and interaction between all the different disciplines of the school challenge technology-driven thinking and put greater emphasis on a human and user-centred approach to the creative process. The school’s commitment to enhancing cross-disciplinary dialogue is also visible in its artist-in-residence programme, which is, notably, the first of its kind in the Nordic countries. The Aalto AiR programme benefits from the Aalto University community as a whole as well as from its location in Helsinki, the World Design Capital of 2012. Helsinki is a thriving city of culture that is currently undergoing an energising phase of creative regeneration in which local forms of self-governed activism are in seamless dialogue with global-level debates, networks and institutions. The programme builds on active partnerships with multiple actors in the Helsinki cultural scene: art museums, galleries, artists' collectives, art promotion organisations and other residence programmes, such as the Helsinki International Artist Programme (HIAP). Now in its third year, the Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture Artist-in-Residence Programme provides dedicated and internationally active artists with a unique opportunity to work with a truly collaborative community of researchers, students and staff and to avail themselves of Aalto University’s resources for artistic and creative productions for a longer period of time.
Rural region, Romania
The non-profit organization ACC (Autonomous Cultural Center) originated in 1987, before the fall of the Berlin wall, when students occupied a derelict Renaissance building in the center of the town where Goethe (inevitably) had had his first residence in Weimar (1776/77). Shortly before the re-unification, ACC protagonists were able to secure the house with the aid of private sponsors. The institution now consists of a gallery and a café and offers a cultural program that includes theater, literature and lecture series. Between spring 1989 and 2020, the ACC organized and curated more than 250 exhibitions (roughly five per year) of international contemporary art, through which the gallery has become a center for international cooperation and exchange. Simultaneously, the ACC focuses on the achievement of local artists and inaugurated an international artist-in-residence program. The current space is comprised of two connected buildings with 400 square meters of space consisting of 20 rooms in five former apartments.
United States
The Access Arts residency program is relatively new (launched in 2014), though the organization has been around since 1971. At any given time, there could be up to 8 AIR in various media. Resident artists conduct classes and perform studio maintenance and community outreach tasks. In return, they are provided with studio space, use of equipment, some materials, and group and/or solo exhibition opportunities. Mainly we are seeking clay, fiber, and documentary film artists currently, but will accept applications for other media/projects.