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Wroclaw, Poland
KINONO Tinos Art Gathering is a multi-dimensional cultural organization based in Tinos since 2016. KINONO organizes site-specific activities, processes, artistic productions, workshops, interactive tours not only in the natural and cultural environment of the island but in selected buildings of historical or architectural significance as well. Its aim is for participants from the fields of science, art and culture in general, to come in contact with the island and thus through meeting with a diverse audience to create original works and actively engage with the local community and the natural environment of the island. With reference to the natural and cultural landscape of Tinos, participants interact with each other by communicating their work, creating synergy-collaboration communities and at the same time facilitating visitor and resident interaction by building a platform for developing creative and educational relationships. After four years of continuous presence on the island of Tinos, Κinono introduces this year’s Thematic Series of “Four (plus one) elements”, which will last for a whole year, through four different seasons, until the fall of 2020. Κinono borrows the four elements of earth, fire, water and air and adds the element of time, on two tokens, one as the alternating seasons of the year and two as the season of human intervention on natural and cultural landscapes. This way it wishes to draw the attention of artists, scientists, philosophers and researchers to the dual passing of time and to the particular atmosphere and characteristics of the island of Tinos. The theme of 4+1 elements is a proposal which aims to integrate the landscape itself to our concept of space, time, energy. The 4+1 elements project will delve into the relationships between the modern interdisciplinary scientific practices of visual arts, research, humane sciences, and new media, time and place expression through the islands material environments. Those environments vary: constructed or natural, both interior and exterior, urban and agricultural, material and immaterial as well as comprise by a complex of places, historical buildings, natural landscapes. It is a project that aims at researching and absorbing both the landscape-nature-time in our concept for time and space, material and tradition, matter, energy, natural resources and the environment with activities, processes and narrations coming from experimental, imaginative, descriptive ways for creating an environment. ⚠️ Due to the expansion of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Four -plus one- Elements thematic residency program cannot be implemented in May 2021, maintaining the character and the scope for which it was built. In an effort to maintain the collective character and the social / environmental direction of the program, as well as to facilitate production planning, the Four-plus one- Elements residency program will take place in May 2022, in five landmarks of the island. Therefore, the open call deadline is postponed until 31 July 2021.
Opened in 2014, Kinosaki International Arts Center (KIAC) is a cultural facility built from a renovated conference hall that wasn’t used anymore. Over the years, the town of Kinosaki has hosted and celebrated many writers and artists whose works have then been shared with the rest of the world. KIAC was opened in order to carry on this tradition into the future. Since 2014, many artists have stayed at KIAC to create pieces of work that have then been spread both throughout Japan and overseas. The missions of KIAC are to support creative and promising artists, to collaborate along with Japanese and international theaters and festivals in order to become a place where works intended to be shared both on a national and on an international scale are co-produced, and to create opportunities for artists, local residents and tourists to exchange and create together. KIAC offers an Artist-In-Residence program for artists and companies selected once a year through an audition process. At KIAC, artists get to create in a nature-filled environment. Thanks to that, they can fully concentrate on their creative activities. The projects should mainly be focused on modern performing arts but in addition to artistic activities and research, it is possible for art-related personalities to hold events such as lectures and symposiums. The projects or activities must have the potential to be shared, they must be innovative and suggest new ideas that are expected to have an impact on artistic expression in the future and it is better if they involve multiple countries and languages.
Kintai Arts art space is an artistic initiative in a rural location which provides a forum for all artistic branches and interdisciplinary work, encouraging encounters with contemporary art forms outside of urban cultural centers. Interaction and intervention between art and the local community and environment where it is practiced as a significant aspect of the project. This is an independent non-profit project. The name Kintai Arts is derived from the town name Kintai where the residency was established. The residency program started in 2016. Kintai Arts residency offers two types of residency programs: 1. Residency programmes for individual projects, inviting all type of creative field practitioners, curators, writers and researchers to live in the residency while focusing on their individual projects, research and artistic contemplation. Residencies take 2 weeks up to 3 months for individual projects residencies. 2. Curated residencies, inviting all type of creative field practitioners, curators, writers and researchers to participate in thematic residency, mentored by local and international professionals of various artistic fields. The topics evolving around curated residencies include ecology, science, reflexion on relevant sociopolitical topics, overall focusing on interdisciplinary collaborations between different contemporary art fields. The open calls are launched 2 times per year. The curated residencies take 1 month. Open Call : Sonic Awareness Kintai Arts & Music Information Center Lithuania (Lithuania) in collaboration with ASTE (Latvia) and MoKS (Estonia) announce an open call for sound artists from the Baltic states or based in the Baltics to apply for a 2-weeks residency in Kintai, Lithuania, taking place on 11 - 27 August, 2025. The sound art focused residency program takes place in Kintai, a small town located on the shore of the Curonian Lagoon in western Lithuania. It focuses on site-specific sonic research and invites three artists to create works that relate to and reflect on this unique location. In her seminal text “On Sonic Meditation” American composer Pauline Oliveiros describes sonic awareness, a theory based on two modes of human information processing – attention and awareness. Awareness is global, non-linear, it registers sensory, imagined and remembered information, while attention is focal, occupied with singular or sequential and linear material. “Awareness can be expanded until it seems all-inclusive. Attention can intensify awareness. Awareness can support attention. There is attention to awareness; there is awareness of attention”. Intrinsically introspective, sound builds awareness and reveals the invisible. Kintai.Kitaip art residency program invites sound practitioners to openly explore and interpret the ways of activating sonic awareness within a distinctive environment. It encourages participants to engage with its unique acoustic ecology, intertwining it with their personal artistic approach to sound-making. The resulting sound pieces will be presented at two public end-of-residency events in Kintai and Vilnius. In autumn 2025 artists will be invited to perform the pieces in Latvia and Estonia. Additionally, the works will be digitally released on the Music Information Centre Lithuania label.
Los Angeles, California, United States
New York, New York, United States
Kitchen Table Quarterly amplifies work that lays history bare—cultural, political, medical, sexual, etc.—and explores the ways in which they interact to form who people are. The editors are looking for work that spills secrets and wipes...
KITOKIA GRAFIKA promotes independent comic culture in Lithuania and the world. Their activities include comics residency, comics publishing, alternative risography press, creative workshops, comics and zine library with a shop. Comics / Risography Residency is open to comics and visual artists, art researchers, culture managers from all around the world to work on their projects and develop them using risography. The residency offers time, space and professional support for work, reflection, research, production and experimentation. It is a live-in work studio located in the Kaunas city center supplied with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and a working space. The residence has small comics library, good internet access and main tools needed for creation. Also there are several risography printing machines with 6 different color drums, variety of printing paper. One or several members of Kitokia Grafika collective is always at hand during the residency period offering a free personal risograph workshop.
Hokuto, Japan
Klaipeda, LT
Knockvologan Studies conducts a steady stream of small and large scale innovative, collaborative and experimental projects, as well as lectures and workshops. All are inspired by, embedded in or entangled with the landscape around. A landscape, looked at through different eyes, worked with and mapped out in omnifarious and sensory ways, will grant new insights and outlooks, generate stories and offer possibilities for a more sustainable relationship between humans and their habitat. From April until October, the residency is open for proposals. The goal is to facilitate a wide range of projects which, one way or another, have in common that they are inspired by and investigate the relationship between humans and their natural environment. By conducting and facilitating a broad scope of experiments and researches, Knockvologan Studies aims to build a colourful and multifaceted vision of the land. By bringing together local knowledge and incoming expertise, they hope to contribute to both the natural and cultural richness of the area. Knockvologan Studies welcomes residents working in various fields (visual art, performing arts, film, photography, literature, music, architecture, design, human - and natural science).
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