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Rochester, United States
Rundelania is the digital literary journal of the Arts and Literature Division, located within the Central Branch of the Rochester Public Library. The journal is dedicated to the publication of original poetry and prose.
Running Wild consists of four imprints that publishes great stories with great writing that don’t fit neatly in a box. Running Wild publishes...
Rupert is inviting applications for residencies, calling local and international cultural practitioners and thinkers (artists, writers, curators, researchers, managers and academics) willing to live and work in Vilnius from 1 to 3 months in 2023 (January–December) and develop individual or collaborative projects, reflections and research while immersing themselves in the region’s contemporary art field. Located in the picturesque area of Valakampiai in Vilnius and only a short distance from the lively city centre, Rupert sits by one of river Neris’ small beaches, surrounded by peaceful fields and a forest. Three residency studios are located in the ‘Tech Arts’ building designed by award-winning Lithuanian architect Audrius Ambrasas. During the residency, residents are provided with curatorial assistance in their research process, with at least two studio visits from art professionals, as well as connections to the local art scene. Although this is certainly not a requirement, we welcome residents to engage with Rupert’s public and alternative education programmes, present their work in public events and organise discussions. Some of the residents are invited to take part in the Open Studio podcast series or Rupert’s Journal . Rupert seeks to establish long-standing relations with residents and if there are opportunities, they are often invited to participate in exhibitions and events presented as part of the centre’s programme. Artist collectives (up to 3 people) can apply for individual residency. In this case, the collective is provided with one residency studio. Applications can also be submitted by families, but note that the kitchen, bathroom and toilet are shared between the residents and other initiatives in the building.
Rural-C is a non-profit association created by artists and a culture producer. It aims to develop cultural experiences in the rural environment, while creating a network of production culture centers. Their goal is to expand socio-cultural activities and contemporay art in the rural world, linking its agents to urban institution at regional, national and international level. Rural C accompanies and assists artist during the realization of their projects, adivcing at selecting locations, working spaces and serving as social link with local communities and cultural agents. They will also help the artist to find funds. Rural-C does not have a principal office. They work in different venues in the Spanish countryside, but have continuously worked in Villanueva de los Infantes (Ciudad Real), Villanueva del Duque (Córdoba), Monfero (A Coruña), Alga Lab Valadares (Vigo) and Saumede (Ourense).
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Rust & Moth is a literary journal featuring imaginative and engaging poetry. They stand on the side of the marginalized and of voices that have not been traditionally heard, and they value work that errs on the side of immediacy,...
New York, New York, United States
Rybon Art Center is an international, nonpolitical, autonomous, artist-led initiative, based in Tehran. It was established in 2008 to promote innovation, experimentation of art among the local community of artists and to explore the possibilities of exchanging ideas and knowledge across ethnic, regional and artistic borders, in the context of contemporary critical art practice in Iran. Following the ethos of exchange and production of work, the residency provides opportunity for sustained and more in-depth research and dialogue between international artists and the local art scene. Rybon’s residencies include studio visits, talks and other public events that expose visiting artists to their peers and general public in Iran. These also provide new contacts, opportunity for further research for all involved. Review of the 1st Rybon International Artists' Workshop in Nafas Art Magazine. Exchange Program (Iran-China) Rybon is a project base institute that depend to the project use different spaces of our partners. In 2013, this dialogue based on international exchange program is organized by Rybon Art Center, Kooshk Residency and Organhause Art Space. The first exchange program (Iran-China) was held on September 2013 in Tehran and April 2014 in Chongqing with a focus on Digital Media. After a good success in the first program, organizers decided to run the program annually. Now the second program will start on November and Independent Filmmaking is main focus of the program. The second program has two parts. First part is held on November 1st to 20th 2014, in Tehran-Iran. Two Chinese artists will work with two Iranian artists on their two weeks of collaboration. During these two weeks, the space will be open to a local public of artists, students, and art critics etc. The program will end with a week of group exhibition and a panel discussion. The second part will be held on April 1st to 20th 2015, in Chongqing-China. The same Chinese and Iranian artists will participate in the second part. There will be an exhibition and a panel discussion at the end as well. Artists will be provided with a living space and a separate working space. The application is open for independent Chinese and Iranian filmmakers who are interested in exchanging ideas. Deadline: 20 Sep., 2014. More information about this exchange program click here .
Réapparition Journal is a literary journal that focuses on the experience of chronic and mental illnesses. Many times, the stigmatization of some of these conditions is what hurts just as much as the situation itself. The ability to...
By combining photography and sciences, the 1+2 Residency produces, enhances and promotes an author photography in close connection with an exceptional scientific heritage. As an annual artistic program, the 1+2 Residency is built around several concurrent residency formats. a trio of photographers (1 renowned photographer by invitation + 2 emerging photographers via a call for projects) for a two-month residency. During this time, the photographers live together and create a personal and original work. the 1+2 Factory, a residency program in institutions and/or companies. Over a given period (from 1 to 6 months), a photographer creates an original work. With specific covered expenses and remuneration. the 1+2 Hors les murs, a residency program on the scale of a well-defined territory in Occitanie. Over a given period (from 1 to 2 years) a photographer creates an original work. With specific covered expenses and remuneration. The winner is supported in its research by local communities, university (Université fédérale de Toulouse) and scientific (CNRS Occitanie Ouest, Cité de l’Espace, Muséum de Toulouse, Pic du Midi,...) institutions and researchers based in Toulouse and its metropolis, as well as in Occitanie. He·she is also accompanied by a mentor belonging to either photography or sciences field. The results of those different creative processes are presented in October in three different formats (a collective exhibition, a boxed set of three books in a "Toulouse" collection, and a 26-minute creative film). An inaugural week is organised with several highlights including the "National Symposium - Photography & Sciences" in which photographers, scientists, journalists and the public are exchanging views during several thematic round tables. Current open call 2023 : This creative residency on the theme of “UNCERTAINTY” will take place from February to early July 2024 at CIMI (Centre International de Mathématiques et Informatique de Toulouse) and is planned in three successive sequences lasting around two weeks: immersion in the laboratories, identification and meetings with CIMI researchers, creative time. The call for submissions , open from October 18 to December 15, 2023, aims to select a visual artist who proposes an authorial and contemporary take on the theme INCERTITUDE (all aesthetics combined). The future winner will be selected on the basis of the quality of his or her previous work, but above all on the relevance, originality and feasibility of his or her project on the proposed theme.
National Capital Region, Canada
Online July 1–16, 2021 Application deadline: May 30 Apply at: https://sfsia.art/ This year’s Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art (SFSIA) program will take place online in collaboration with Activist Neuroaesthetics, a celebration of the 25th anniversary of artbrain.org. SFSIA is a nomadic, intensive summer academy with shifting programs in contemporary critical theory. SFSIA stresses an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the relationship between art and politics. Faculty Elena Agudio, Ramon Amaro, Kathryn Andrews, Marie-Luise Angerer, Franco “Bifo” Berardi, Ina Blom, Yann Moulier Boutang, Juli Carson, Shu Lea Cheang, Yves Citton, Arne De Boever, Jacquelene Drinkall, Matthew Fuller, Katie Grinnan, Freddy Paul Grunert, Ed Keller, Agnieszka Kurant, Karen Lofgren, Cécile Malaspina, Anna Munster, Abdul-Karim Mustapha, Reza Negarestani, Warren Neidich, Florencia Portocarrero, Tony David Sampson, Lorenzo Sandoval, Tino Sehgal, Anuradha Vikram, and Charles T. Wolfe.
SabinARTi Cultural Association has made available studio spaces at the “Palazzo del Gatto” in Casaprota to artists-in-residence of any discipline. During a minimum month stay each artist-in-residence will be able to develop a project that will be presented to the local community.
Sabr Tooth Tiger Magazine is an independent literary magazine based between Chicago and Dublin, aiming to showcase poetry, prose, and art from emerging and established creatives worldwide.
Sabr Tooth Tiger Magazine is an independent literary magazine based between Chicago and Dublin, aiming to showcase poetry, prose, and art from emerging and established creatives worldwide.
Sabre Lake Publishing’s mission is to champion the free expression of ideas by publishing thought-provoking works that engage, entertain, educate, and challenge readers. The...
Sachaqa Centro De Arte welcomes artists to the district of San Roque de Cumbaza, Province of Lamas, located one hour from Tarapoto at a height of 700 m. They strive to be the first center for artists in the Peruvian Amazon that unites art, respecting styles and techniques under a common goal to promote environmental awareness. The centre’s activities have a strong base in traditional indigenous amazonian culture, while simultaneously embracing indigenous arts styles and techniques from all over the world as well as a contemporary standard. Collaborating with artists in many fields from around the world, the center has initiated an artist residency program - as a Sachaqa resident you will be part of an evolving eco-art project/movement.
Sacramento, United States
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