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Modern Literature is an online, international literary magazine, aspiring to grow into a global platform for showcasing the latest trends in modern literature. They are a nonprofit venture, solely with the idea of growing their magazine...
Modzi Artist-In-Residence is opening space from May to November 2026! They welcome local and international artists to working in visual arts, music, design, performance, curation and art research to come and toil the art scene in Zambia. The residency programme comes to life within the activities of Modzi Arts in Ibex Hill, Lusaka, Zambia. Numerous exhibitions, residencies, research, artist talks, performances and workshops are organised throughout the year, encouraging residents to get involved. The Modzi AIR is open to artists of all mediums and project themes. Modzi introduces the network to artists, curators, cultural practices, galleries, heritage and history to strengthen the exchange within our local community. The selection of winners is not based on the artist's nationality, gender or age but artistic process and connection to past projects.
Moko is a nonprofit journal that publishes fiction, poetry, visual arts, and nonfiction essays that reflect a Caribbean heritage or experience. Their goal is to create networks with a Pan-Caribbean ethos in a way that is also sensitive...
Moly-Sabata is a residency program operating all year long. They provide studios and facilities, as part of a local, national and international network of partners and opportunities to produce new artworks. Their public agenda offers an annual show during fall, several offsite exhibitions and education projects to keep celebrating a place for hospitality since 1927. So is Moly-Sabata France’s oldest active artist residency.
MCASA is a non-governmental organization established with the aim to support and promote contemporary art in Mongolia. The Association implements strategically important projects to improve competitive capacity of Mongolian artists at domestic and international platforms, through involving them in various training, exchange and grant programs, competitions and exhibitions; works to improve public education in art and raises public awareness on social, environmental issues through art. Mongolian Contemporary Art Support Association (MCASA) has launched an international call for the engagement of a curator and an artist for the performance art project NOMAD SPIRIT, to be organized in Mongolia. The project is funded by Swiss Development Agency and MCASA. The NOMAD SPIRIT project aims to raise public awareness on potential threats to vital environmental and cultural resources in rural areas of Mongolia, caused by mining activities. The selected curator and artists will are expected to travel to the environmentally damaged area and collaborate with local nomadic community on concept development. Performance must be held on the site and documented by the selected Mongolian artists. Video and photos of live performances will be exhibited in Ulaanbaatar for a month. Eligibility: Experienced in performance art Fluent English Open to different cultures and people Experience in environmental and social awareness projects is a plus. Swiss artists and curators are encouraged to apply. International artists must arrive in mid of August, 2016 and work for about a month. International travel expenses and accommodation in Mongolia will be covered by the project.
Established in 2020 The Moniker Foundation was created to celebrate the world of Urban and New Contemporary art. The foundation works to build the reputation of Urban and New Contemporary art with the public and to support artists. It does this through public displays of art, the commission of original artworks, sculpture and installations and the creation of educational programmes and links. The foundation further acts to document and preserve the origins and history of Urban and New Contemporary art to build understanding and appreciation. Build a collection that documents Urban and New Contemporary art Create a public showcase for the breadth of Urban and New Contemporary art Help to support and develop the artists, careers and creative practices Develop educational resources for artists, curators and art collectors Establish dialogue with our network of leading figures within Urban and New Contemporary art Document the growth and development of Urban, Street, Graffiti and New Contemporary art Create a platform for the Moniker Collection to be loved, admired and engaged with Over the coming years, the Moniker Foundation will continue to build on a 10 year legacy of Moniker Art Fair to support and encourage the growth of the contemporary art market, being a leading supporter to the artists, galleries and curators that have helped develop the subculture. The Moniker Foundation is proud to announce its inaugural International Artist Residency Program to be held at prestigious locations in Tulum, Mexico, in partnership with Tulum Art Club and in support of LADLE, a Non-profit dedicated to empowering Native Mayan and Mexican children. This residency offers a unique opportunity for 4 artists, 2 international artists and 2 local Mexican artists to immerse themselves in the rich cultural landscape of the Yucatán Peninsula while developing their artistic practice.
MONKEY New Writing from Japan showcases the best of contemporary Japanese literature. MONKEY publishes short fiction and poetry by writers such as Hideo Furukawa, Hiromi Ito, Mieko Kawakami, Sachiko Kishimoto, Hiromi Kawakami,...
Monkeybicycle is an online literary journal which is updated almost daily. The magazine was also a print journal for a time, publishing nine issues in total over several years. Many of these issues—which feature amazing writing from...
West Long Branch, United States
West Long Branch, United States
West Long Branch, New Jersey, United States
New York, United States
Montalvo has hosted resident artists since 1939; in 2004, the Sally and Don Lucas Artists Residency Program was created, with new facilities designed by six teams of artists and architects, and comprised of 10 discipline-specific live/work studios and one commons building. The residency offers facilities and staff supportive of the creative process, in an environment conducive to both individual practice and the energetic exchange of ideas among international and culturally diverse fellows. The residency has earned international recognition as a model of curatorial practice supporting new and challenging contemporary work. While at Montalvo, residents are granted time for solitary, creation and exploration, as well as the opportunity for stimulating interaction with colleagues. Residents are also provided ample opportunities to engage with the wider community of Silicon Valley through public presentations of and conversations about their work and process. The program’s international focus fosters a cultural and ethnic diversity that offers a variety of perspectives and a global framework of ideas. Shared dinners are especially significant, thanks to Montalvo’s unique Culinary Fellowship, and encourage residents to linger in a vibrant exchange of ideas that often continues long after their residencies come to an end. Montalvo's Culinary Program is designed to support chefs in gaining the experience of running their own kitchen and developing their repertoire. Through the program, they offer a Culinary Fellowship to a highly qualified chef, who lives on-site for a year, cooking for Artists-In-Residence; they also host Culinary Workshops and other cooking events/classes, and they maintain a garden of fresh herbs, vegetables, and a beehive - all providing food used in many of their Culinary Fellow's meals.
Costa Rica
Monte Azul Center for the Arts caters to artists in a number of disciplines & practices. We offer an inclusive residency program where diversity is a creative advantage. Example practices include: Printmaking, Painting, Photography, Writing, Mixed Media, Screen Printing & Group Projects; as well as private studio visits and discussion.
Rural region, Costa-Rica
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