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Turtle Bay Exploration Park

Redding, United States

Literary Journal

Set in the city of Tartu, UNESCO’s Creative Cities of Literature 2019, and the upcoming European Capital of Culture 2024, the residency will provide artists with the time and space for new projects, work and research. This unique residency will offer the opportunity to work within the TYPA Paper and Print Centre, and within the cultural opportunities of the city of Tartu. The project seeks to promote an environment of reflection and community, and supports innovative graphic art practices. 2023 continues to be fully integrated into the facilities and operation of the print and paper art studio. They are looking for artists to bring fresh perspectives and ways of working with the equipment. They are looking for both experienced printmakers and artists with their own practices, whether that be new media, sculpture, audio-artists, painters etc. Artists need to apply with a project plan – something which responds to the location, whether this be TYPA, Tartu or Estonia. They can offer a wide range of printmaking practices (etching, relief, screenprinting and more), dark-room photography, bookbinding and support for the artist to develop their own projects. Due to limited resources, they can only offer letterpress to artists already working in this field. They are particularly excited to receive applications for projects in experimental print, book arts, community collaborations and more. The residency includes a supported public outcome, whether this be a workshop, artist talk or exhibition. They are working with the local university, Pallas, local galleries, the aparaaditehas cultural space and international organisations to connect artists with the creative community of Tartu. In 2023, thanks to the funding, they can offer two types of residencies: Nordic-Baltic Residencies – of which they can host 4 per year, 3 months each. These residencies are open to only artists from Nordic and Baltic countries. Open Access Residencies – of which they can host 4 throughout the year, 2-3 months each. TYPA also offers supported residencies for Ukrainian artists or artists in financial or political insecurity.

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