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Muzzle aims to bring together the voices of poets from a diverse array of backgrounds, paying special homage to poets from communities that are historically underrepresented in print and online publications.

Más allá de El Dorado

The Más allá de El Dorado Foundation is an organization dedicated to creation and promotion of critical, democratically based initiatives in the fields of art, culture, and the environment. In the context of ongoing cultural battle in Argentina, it focuses on collaborative and interdisciplinary practices that value the coexistence of human and non-human lives, and contribute to reflect on practices of colonialisms, feminisms and the environment crisis, as well as the relationship between people, information, and democracy. The residency is its main project. The residency takes shape after the electoral campaign that brought a coalition of neo-conservative and extreme right parties to power in Argentina. In the context of the current cultural batle, it sees itself as an opportunity to highlight a space with historical, architectural and environmental importance. The house, surrounded by a tropical garden, was built in the 1940s and it is actually being restaured. Thats why It is more properly speaking a residence-in-progress. It is located in Posadas, on the Paraná River. The city is the capital of the province of Misiones in the border triangle that Argentina integrates with Paraguay and Brazil. It is an area of tension, rich in mythologies that come from different ethnic groups that lived and live in this region, and others that emerged after the colonial rule in America. Its historical and geographical background and its current geopolitical situation provide a condensed and unique opportunity to gain experience about globalization and postcoloniality, and discuss them with other local people. The residency offers artists the possibility of working in a friendly and quiet environment with the support of personalized mentoring sessions of its coordinators and other collaborators of the team. The organisers provide contact with experts, specific areas and places of interest related to research processses, and promote access to communal spaces for collaboration and networking with the local art scene and the public at large. The programme offers: -support from their team -the possibility of publishing with the Neaconatus editorial seal distributed by the National University of Misiones (editorial design and printing costs not included). -residents can collaborate in its digital magazine (without costs) aimed at promoting literary activity in the NEA (Northeast Region). -acces to an electronic potter's wheel for residents interest in producing ceramic pieces as part of their work, or just for experimenting with this medium (electricity costs are not included)

Nantes Institute of Advanced Studies

The Nantes Institute for Advanced Study, is establishing a fellowship in «Arts, Societies and Contemporary Mutations» In this context, the IAS in collaboration with local partners, Lieu Unique, the Nantes Saint-Nazaire School of Fine Arts and Nantes Métropole, is offering an international artistic and research residency to artists from the global south. This residency is supported by Nantes Métropole – Culture Department. s residency takes place at the Institut d'études avancées over a six-month period from September to February, and offers an original framework compared with the usual residencies for artistic creation. By inviting dialogue with other researchers, this residency creates a space for intellectual exchange between different disciplinary and geographical horizons. The chair supports the development of research in art that dialogues with the humanities and social sciences in order to question the contemporary mutations of our societies. By considering artistic practices in terms of research, the residency participates in the emergence of new research territories (practices and forms, working methods, production regimes, etc.) exploring, through the crossing of disciplines, societal and environmental changes. It engages methodological questions and reflections on the nature of the knowledge incorporated, produced, and transmitted by these practices. Profile and conditions This residency is open to professional artists living and working in the Global South. More precisely, we are targeting artists whose nationality and residency are situated in the southern hemisphere excepting Australia, New-Zealand, Japan, South Corea and Guyane. Applicants are expected to have at least five years of professional experience at the time of the start of their residency, which should be supported through their active participation in public life, the dissemination of their work in an appropriate format such as exhibitions, publications, performances, etc. This residency takes place at the Nantes Institute for advanced study over a six-month period from September to February, and offers an original framework compared with the usual residencies for artistic creation. By inviting dialogue with other researchers, this residency creates a space for intellectual exchange between different disciplinary and geographical horizons. Drawing on a network of local partners, the residency also offers the opportunity to run a workshop for students at the Ecole des Beaux Arts, and to interact with the Nantes public at an informal gathering at Le Lieu Unique. A call for applications is published every two years in the autumn for the following year. Two residencies have already taken place. The call for applications for the third residency, which will begin in October 2026, is open from September 29, 2025, to January 4, 2026.

Narva Art Residency (NART)

Narva Art Residency is a cultural space that operates thanks to a collaboration between the Estonian Academy of Arts, Narva Gate, and the Estonian Ministry of Culture. NART initiates and facilitates residencies, art exhibitions, public events of many kinds, and hosts educational activities. The center welcomes a multitude of visitors and guests and has become close with the Narva community. The residency is located on the Estonian-Russian border city of Narva. Due to its location and the current geopolitical situation, the city has become a point of attention and as well a place where Ukrainian refugees enter Europe. NART is in the historic Kreenholm area which came about when a textile manufacturing company was founded in the mid-19th century. It was once the largest of its kind in Europe and Russia. Now it stands vacant but has become a source of inspiration for artists and a space allowing experiments. NART is housed in a historic villa, which was once home to the director of factory. The international artist-in-residence program is open for artists and creatives operating across all arts – visual arts, music, performance, architecture, design, film, literature, and curatorial practices etc. The program aims to generate creative exchange between practitioners as well as strengthen ties with the local context. Artists are invited to make interactive, socially engaged, and/or community-based work which are relevant also to the locals of Narva. The engagement can be an event, a workshop or a showing of the final results but even better if the engagement is already intertwined into the process of art-making itself. The planned practice should be outlined in the application form. For example, Danish artist Kristian Sverdrup and his team created an artistic bus stop bench, German artist Elke Renate Steiner held two comics workshops every week of her residency, Japanese duo Reico Motohara and Kabo invited locals to cook together with them

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