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Both region, United-States
Join artists and institutions around the world in illuminating artwork through windows. The HoloCenter invites you to participate in LIGHT WINDOWS, a world-wide exhibition in response to COVID-19 in conjunction with the International Day of Light. Create an installation with light in your windows or connect with a local venue to show your work. Turn windows into screens, experiment with light or illuminate artwork that is visible from outside during May 2020. Share inspiration and hope with your neighbors. Add your project to the LIGHT WINDOWS interactive map, which also enables video to share your practice, add a soundtrack or document your artwork.
Urban region, Spain
Located in Huarte (Navarra), 4.5 km from the center of Pamplona, the Huarte Center, inaugurated in October 2007, is the first cultural facility in Navarra specifically designed to promote and disseminate contemporary art through exhibitions, activities, and residencies, paying special attention to the current art scene, emerging art, and multidisciplinary creation. The building was designed by the architects Franc Fernández, Carles Puig, and Xavi Vancells, a collective created for the practice of contemporary architecture established in Barcelona. The construction was completed in 2006, and the official opening was held in April 2007. Initially managed by the Ordóñez-Falcón Foundation, chaired by Enrique Ordóñez until 2009, who envisioned an art center that would transcend the merely exhibition space, linking artistic practice with education and reaching new audiences. After the Government of Navarra became the manager of the Huarte Center and it underwent an impasse, in 2011 Javier Manzanos was elected director, who promoted several pedagogical projects, as well as local projects, dance, and other exhibition works. From August 2016 until August 2022, the Center was directed by a collective of women formed by Elisa Arteta, Nerea de Diego, Betisa Ojanguren, and Oskia Ugarte, mainly focused on the creative process rather than the exhibition product. Since the end of 2022, the Foundation has approved Oskia Ugarte's solo management project, which continues to advocate for a center for artistic production, education, and research with a commitment to relate the different contemporary artistic agents to the community through mediation. 2023 Open Call: IDENSITAT and Centro Huarte will each offer a residency to an artist or a collective to develop a project within the social contexts of the towns of Huarte and Barcelona. The residencies have been conceived as hybrid, combining on-site presence with any off-site work to ensure the completion of the project. The on-site period will last approximately five weeks, to be carried out between September and December 2023, t.b.d. according to the availability of the selected artist or collective and the promoting organisations, depending on the project, with the further possibility of fulfilling the five-week period non-concurrently.
This is a Peruvian center promoting projects, studies and training in the arts and sciences in the Central Amazon region. Situated on the farmlands of the company Margenes del Bosque, the center is in the Amazonian tropical rain forest of Eastern Peru. This residency program seeks to create and encourage the exchange between Amazon based artists and foreign artists in search of mutual enrichment.
At Centrum, the power of the arts brings people together. Whether you are four years of age or 99, picking a banjo, watching a world-class performance, writing a poem, or soaking up inspiration, at Centrum your creativity is the key to a more vibrant and inclusive world. Today, these values—and your support—are more vital than ever. Centrum’s Artist in Residency Program offers a unique opportunity for artists, writers, and creatives across disciplines to focus on their craft in a tranquil, supportive setting. Located at Fort Worden State Park, our residencies provide the time, space, and resources for artists to explore new ideas, develop their work, and connect with a community of peers—all within the inspiring natural beauty of Port Townsend, Washington. Centrum offers a range of residencies designed to support artists at various stages of their creative journeys. Each residency offers flexible workspaces, uninterrupted time for focused work, and the chance to engage with a diverse artistic community. We are now accepting Applications for 2026 for Self-Directed, Emerging Artist, and In the Making Residencies.
Sursuna Environmental Art also known as Chander Haat, is a non-profit organization, run by a group of artists for the benefit of artists and those interested in the arts. Sursuna Environmental Art was founded twenty two years ago by Mr. Tarun Dey and some time along the way it became to be known as Chander Haat. Sprawling over approximately 25000 square feet of land with studios and artist residencies, the primary aim of Chander Haat includes the fostering and promotion of art, to further the understanding of it, and to encourage and stimulate artists to bring out the best in them. Chander Haat is a collective art space, that encourages inter-disciplinary activities, to generate a broad platform for community based art practice. Over the years Chander Haat has become quite popular because of the creative engagements with artist who are strongly dedicated to their works, which involves different cultural activities like music and dance. Drama has played a vital role and has become integral to the community based art practice nurtured at Chander Haat. The focus of art has moved more onto the Visual Language and its possibilities, Chander Haat has also gradually become a lively and active center for the practice and promotion of visual language as its primary zone of interest. However, the art practice at Chander Haat is not constrained by conventional mediums, like painting or sculpture, but is open to new genres and innovative fields which give complete justification to the phrase contemporary art, by engaging with other alternative arts such as installation, video art and performance art. The activities at Chander Haat have expanded to include art education and art residencies. It supports and encourage innovative and experimental ideas among the artist. The Artist-in-Residence program provides opportunities to artists, academics, curators, and people of all forms of creative arts with time and space away from their usual environment and obligations. They allow an individual and/or group to explore his or her practice in a different culture, by meeting likeminded people, using new materials and experiencing life in a new environment. The residency emphasizes the importance of meaningful and multi-layered cultural exchange thereby allowing immersion into another culture.
Artsvit Gallery has been operating in Dnipro since 2013 and, since then, has become a cultural platform for interdisciplinary projects, discussions, and representations of contemporary Ukrainian art. Main directions of work: – Exhibitions; – Educational and research programs; – Residencies; – Collection of Ukrainian art from the II WW until today. The gallery is focused on socio-critical art and is oriented to the socio-cultural context of Dnipro and the region and its cultural, industrial, and post-Soviet heritage. Non-formal education is an essential component of the projects. The main goal is to affect the development of local creative communities and highlight important contexts and events in Ukraine, including the full-scale Russian invasion, through art and non-formal education. The gallery also implements international art projects with the aim of representing Ukraine's interests in the world. The mission of the Artsvit gallery is to support contemporary Ukrainian art and strengthen its role in Ukrainian society and among the international community. The residency program is oriented towards the socio-cultural context of the city of Dnipro and the region. It has a component of informal education, with a focus on working with young artists and supporting their professional growth. They mainly offer a group residency format with mentoring and involving experts (Ukrainian and international). Important note: Due to the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine and the proximity to the front line, they are temporarily working mainly with local artists and cultural activists. This is an attempt to support those who remained in Dnipro, as well as due to security issues. However, if any international artists are willing to come to Dnipro, independently raising funding, we can provide institutional support and host him or her as a resident.
Orquevaux, France
France
Chateau Orquevaux offers a respite from "real" world energy. This magnificent estate in the French countryside of Champagne-Ardenne offers artists a place with limited distraction and an abundance of natural inspiration. The residencies are self-motivated and self-catering so that artists can fully immerse themselves in the environment and the french country life style. There will be no more than eight or nine artists in residence at a time. Artists are provided private rooms with a shared bath. Linens and towels are provided as well as housekeeping. The Chateau will be lightly provisioned with snacks and water. Upon arrival a champagne Dinner reception will offer an introduction to other artists in residence and an orientation of The Chateau, Park and Studio spaces. Transportation will be available for visits to the market and other area attractions. There will be some planned visits to regional areas but participation is optional.
CHINO BASE AIR is an artist residency and creative retreat located in rural Shiga, Japan, at the foot of Mt. Hiei, one of the most historically spiritual places in Japan. Residents stay in a renovated traditional Japanese farmhouse while becoming part of a small community of artists, craftspeople, and local residents. The residency encourages research, experimentation, slow creation, and quiet retreat in a rural environment. During the residency, residents may use Lumen Field Gallery on the first floor as a shared studio space. The gallery is a newly renovated white-walled space that preserves the original wooden beams of the traditional farmhouse architecture. Toward the end of the residency, residents may also host an informal open studio presentation in the space. As an optional add-on, residents may present exhibitions, talks, screenings, workshops, or events at a partner gallery in central Kyoto. Basic interpretation and translation support are available to help residents connect with local culture and artisans.
Oberliht Association aims to grant support to young artists from Moldova by establishing platforms that allow interested artists, curators and cultural workers to initiate and carry out contemporary art projects with young artists’ participation (workshops, exhibitions etc.), thus addressing their needs, but also addressing different issues like public space, community art projects, networking and others, through visual arts but also through other artistic disciplines like literature or architecture. Following the series of projects titled INTERVENTIONS (2006-2008) Oberliht association launched the KIOSK project in 2009. Embodied in FLAT SPACE – a cultural information point and a platform for public participation, it aims to provide continuity to the previously organized activities and offer an alternative within a cultural sector dominated by institutions inherited from the Communist period. Installed on a tiny segment of municipal ground, squeezed in between cars aggressively taking over the sidewalks, FLAT SPACE plays the role of an active agent of bottom-up civic involvement, understanding cultural engagement as social action capable of producing a critical culture. The activities built around it address, in its immediate surroundings, the urgent question of public space. In a broader way the project offers the basis for the analysis of the cultural, social and political realities of one of Europe’s suburbs.
DAC is a non-profit organization with 12 years of experience dedicated to international art and cultural exchange. Since the launch of the Residency in 2014, DAC has accepted a total of about 180 domestic and foreign artists to conduct residency in Chongqing, including more than 100 international artists, musicians, curators and so on. Dimensions Art Center (DAC) , Milgotas and Jiezishan Art Center jointly launch the Chongqing Art Residency program, open for applications from artists, writers, video creators, and others worldwide. The residency duration can range from half a month to several months. We will provide artists with comfortable living quarters, creative workspaces, opportunities for cultural exchange, and platforms for showcasing their work. They aim to build a platform for artistic dialogue connecting China and the world, promote cross-cultural creation with Chongqing’s distinctive characteristics and deep in-situ experience, and facilitate interaction between international creators and Chongqing’s urban landscape, natural ecology, and community culture.
Built out of the ruins of a 1790s pre-famine village atop a cliff face overlooking the Atlantic, Cill Rialaig offers artists, writers and other creative professionals an opportunity to get away from everyday career pressures and the demands of 21st century life in order to focus entirely on their artistic practice. Its cottages are living-work spaces that provide for residents’ essential work and living needs, without television, telephones or internet. Residencies are offered free of charge, although there is a small service fee for utilities. Residents provide their own transportation, food and supplies.