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Urban region, Colombia
BonAIResidence offers the opportunity to stay elsewhere in a creative and rural environment in order to concentrate, to do research, to produce, to connect and to collaborate. The residents can do field research and explore new perspectives and use this in their work. They ask the resident to find creative solutions for challenges in the community and create alternate approaches for issues in the community. A connection between the resident and the people who visit Hòfi Kultural is vital. Since 2017 the cultural centre Hòfi Kultural offers cultural activities for the community of Kralendijk. Artists who work in BonAIResidence get acces to this inspiring place, situated in the neighbourhood of Antriol. The hosts want to share their expertise with others and stimulate mutual inspiration between artists and the community and want to contribute to a more creative, inclusive and social community through meetings on an regular basis between people in the neighbourhood and artists, to inspire eachother by (performing)arts and by teaching art.
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Fusion Art Gallery is a not-for-profit organisation and an independent gallery focused on creation, presentation, and documentation of contemporary art in all its forms. Part of their program consists of international artist residencies aimed at promoting intercultural dialogue and artist mobility. The call is open to visual artists, writers, and performers who are interested in studying, analyzing, and researching the topic "FREE WILL" with the goal of producing a body of work. The subject will be developed as a sort of "extended symposium" related to the area of interest of each artist. Their goal is to create an environment that fosters a free exchange of ideas and a productive and flexible debate. The artists will have the opportunity to work either in groups (processing ideas and organizing events with a shared schedule) or individually (without constraints in accordance with the tools of her/his practice).
A multi-disciplinary artist residency has been hosted by Galerie Huit since 2008 with the aim to provide a creative and inspirational environment to both established and emerging artists. Founded by writer/curator/heritage conservationist, Julia de Bierre, A.I.R at Galerie Huit is a non-profit association and welcomes artists from all horizons. writers, photographers, journalists, composers, academics, archaeologists, heritage conservationists, actors and poets. An exhibition space occupies the ground floor of the prestigious 17th century mansion and the upper floors comprise seminar rooms, guest rooms and self-contained apartments for artists' residencies. Between 1 and 6 artists are hosted at the same time.
The gallery's showrooms and residential complex include a working and living area for artists-in-residence. The artist-in-residence program offers an opportunity for artists to live and work in Beijing for a period of time and establish a network within the Chinese art scene. The cultural environment, which stands for new experiential horizons, is expected to stimulate artistic perception, and fosters the development of artistic ideas and new approaches. In the frame of this cooperation, emerging and established artists present projects that have been site-specifically made for the Beijing gallery space.
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The Gallery in The Garden hosts symposiums, art courses and has an interesting collection of pictures and sculptures. Gallery space for exhibits and events, networking possibilities could help participants enter the cultural and social scenes of the city. Trips organized to places of interest – history, culture, wine... in the region and the country. The apartments are located close to the city centre of Plovdiv, where there is a strong cultural infrastructure - among them two art gymnasiums, art Academy, a large number of galleries... The 3000 squared meter garden offers plenty of opportunities to escape from the pressures of daily life. Gallery in The Garden offers residencies to artists from all disciplines - visual arts, sculpture, new media and performing arts, architecture, textile, music, literature, to art historians and working in educational programs, social workers or researchers, or anyone who wishes to enjoy Plovdiv. It accepts applications from individuals and small collaborative groups, both established and young artists at the beginning of their careers.
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AIR_MCUBE International Artists Residency Program, hosted by Gallery Mcube in Lalitpur, is one of Nepal’s most pioneering and exceptional artist residencies. Established in 2011, this non-profit initiative has become a creative haven for artists from around the world, giving them the opportunity to explore, experiment, and immerse themselves in Nepal’s dynamic cultural scene. Open to visual artists, writers, photographers, media artists, sound artists, composers, and multidisciplinary practitioners, AIR_MCUBE fosters an environment where creativity is nurtured and dialogue is encouraged. Residents are supported not only in developing their own artistic practices but also in exchanging ideas, collaborating across disciplines, and immersing themselves in the vibrant local context. Through presentations, interaction sessions, and critical feedback forums, participants gain valuable perspectives from peers, professionals, and the Nepali art community. More than just a residency, AIR_MCUBE is a transformative journey—one that rewards artists with new insights, cross-cultural connections, and an expanded creative vision. AIR_MCUBE International Artists Residency Program offers flexible stays ranging from one to three months, giving artists the freedom to choose a period that best suits their creative journey. Applications are open throughout the year in four cycles: January – March April – June July – September October – December
GAMBA Magazine and Brooklyn Wildlife Creative Services Firm came together to create GAMBA Z\'s Artist Residency. They are located in Brooklyn, NY and therefore have a plethora of resources, venues, galleries, networks and independent partnerships that make our residency desirable and connected. GAMBA Magazine grew into more than a publication but a provocative and familial artist community, inspired by the goal to challenge set truths through the generation of authentic, momentary, boundless, art. Chris Carr, the creator of Brooklyn Wildlife, and Melissa Hunter Gurney, an independent writer/educator, set out to display raw thought and consistent collaboration without the pressures and restrictions that come with certain aspects of mainstream culture. The community, and a diverse set of ventures, spurred from extensive conversations about accessibility of independent and international artists who avidly practice their craft but may not be recognized in the public eye. GAMBA Z\'s Artist Residency roots from a commitment to independent artist who make, or would like to make, a sustainable living doing what they love and care about. They are looking for artists interested in joining a team of independents who not only consider themselves artists but who also care about navigating and understanding ownership, autonomy, creative control/distribution. They look at independent lifestyles as sufficient, community oriented and unfiltered. Literary and visual artists as well as musicians and performance artists whose ideas and goals are rooted in passion and thoughtfulness without the politics of mainstream culture are not only welcome but encouraged to apply.
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The Garage Gallery project is an independent space designed for the presentation of contemporary art. The project creates a background for contemporary communication between creators and the public and supports various forms of approaches and expressions. The complex consists of gallery spaces, studios represented by contemporary artists and residential studios, established as part of regular residential internships. The 2023 call is for a residency that will run from the 1st of July till September 15th, 2023. Divided into a two-month-long residency and two weeks of installation and preparation for the upcoming exhibition which will take place in the gallery starting in mid-September 2023.
CERCCO is the Center for Experimentation and Realisation in Contemporary Ceramics of the Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD – Genève). Since 2013 the Residency "WORKSPACE @ CERCCO" invites two residents for a 3 month stay. One Art-oriented and the other Design-oriented. This offer is called Workspace at CERCCO and is open to designers, artists, architects and ceramists wishing to experiment and to carry out a specific project. CERCCO will make available a wide range of technical and artistic expertise, allowing the resident artist to work autonomously.
The GeoAIR residency program is a self directed residency program, that offers primarily curators and cultural producers the opportunity to base themselves in Tbilisi and use this location as a starting point to build networks, meet artists, cultural institutions and curators from the Caucasus region, and develop and deepen their knowledge and research of the Caucasus context. In return local artists, curators and organizations will have the opportunity to extend their knowledge about the innovative ways that many international curators are working. GeoAir has designated her residency mainly for curators or cultural producers because it feels that they are most able to affect multiplier effects through exchange and production and are more equipped to use the residency as a platform from which to jump for to instigate future collaborations between the resident and artists and organizations form the Caucasus region. The aim of GeoAIR is to encourage different ways of thinking about and approaching issues of artistic and professional development, dialogue, exchange, and research within the Caucasus context. GeoAIR offers a dynamic residency model designed around tapping into the regional context of the residency. The program encourages the resident to delve into his/her perception of this context and to revisit their perception and question it. This is viewed as mutually benefiting for the curator’s repertoire and professional development in general and for the region’s exposure to new artistic experiences.
With the cooperation of the National Park Service, The Gettyburg Foundation is looking for Artists who want to broaden their art practice while spending a full month at this historic battlefield park from March to November. NPAF is looking for any sort of art work, from traditional landscapes, photographers, to performers, installations, films and video, as well as as writers. Virtually any approach can find a place at Gettysburg; what matters is vision and talent. The residency runs three terms per year. Per term, one artist or an established artist couple is selected, plus 3 alternates. The prospective candidate must present a cohesive body of work, a complete application including their resume, biography and proposal of their residency project and how it reflects and may be inspired park resources.
Iceland
The attraction of this residency is the distance and quiet and beautiful location at the end a long fjord. The old farmhouse is very remote, a dirt and rock track 12km from the nearest village of Kroksfjardarnes. Artists will live together alone in the house. The sounds will be the wind, distant waterfalls, perhaps some sheep and birds. An ideal spot for planning, drawing, photography, video, thinking, writing, walking. There will be opportunities to connect with local community and your folklorist and farm (off site) resident manager has a long family history with the land and will provide information about the surrounding areas of the Westfjords.
United States
Urban region, Italy
The mission of Goa Center for Alternative Photography (Goa-CAP) is to create an ecosystem to advance knowledge, to generate new ideas, research and scholarship in photography that will best serve the artist around the world. ALTlab Photography Residency has been designed by Goa Center for Alternative photography (Goa-CAP) to support artists who want to explore and experiment with their approach to the photographic medium. ALTlab is focussed on nurturing: Film photographers, working hard but in isolation to develop their artistic skills to create and convey meaning through their works. Digital photographers who are looking for alternative ways to think about image creation and printing. Artists of any medium who are eager to use a dark room and silver to create images. One month Altlab Photography residency of 6 artists, working without distraction, engaging in an interdisciplinary approach to both the investigative process and the production of work, leading to new thoughts, tools, and things unexpected and unpredictable. This unique residency will offer the participants an opportunity for exploration, reflection and experimentation.
Harbor Springs, Michigan, United States
Goyki 3 Art Inkubator is an interdisciplinary working space and meeting point for international and local creatives. They host disciplines such as literature, visual arts, science, music and film, among other fields, and encourage cross-disciplinary exchange. The programs are focused on process, not on producing certain outcomes. The residencies under the AiR Goyki 3 programme will be dedicated to a wide group of artists – creators of visual art, writers, performance artists and individuals involved in the popularisation of science from Poland and abroad – and they will consist in supporting the activities of residents in the space of Art Inkubator. AiR Goyki 3 is interested in creative process and dialogue with artists, driven by critical reflection on the modern world and society. Goyki does not specify what end results should be; they do not impose topics. They support well-thought-out activities and research-focused projects referring to the place of their implementation, i.e., the city of Sopot and the space of Art Inkubator, as well as those focused on building relationships between people and their surroundings. By inviting residents from various fields, they hope to promote networking and cooperation which will result in multidisciplinary projects. AiR Goyki 3 offers: a) access to an atelier in the building used by Art Inkubator; b) curatorial support during residencies; c) opportunities for networking with the local art scene, arranging meetings and visits to institutions relevant to residents’ profiles; d) accommodation for two residents in Sopot during the April-June residency period; the location will be determined by Art Inkubator; e) covering project implementation costs up to the amount of PLN 8,000 gross per resident in the case of the September - November residencies. Past residents Ada Rączka, Simone Karl - visual arts 2021 Katya Shadkovska, Jagoda Dobecka - visual arts 2022 Zyta Rudzka, Paola Pilnik - literature 2021 Małgorzata Smolak, Yi-Yan Lee - literature 2022