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BARTR is an annual interdisciplinary residency run by an independent collective in Budapest. It is an urban based, open plan program that focuses on underground artistic and cultural movements significant to Hungary and the Central European Area. Each session is 11 weeks long and hosts 10–15 residents at one time. The program is characterized by an open, decentralized structure. Studios are located in different spaces through the central districts of the city, the exhibition takes place in more than one venue, and collaboration with other artists, studios, and civil organisations is encouraged and facilitated, for those residents who are interested. In addition to residents’ self-directed work, a program of workshops aims to encourage collaboration, extend artistic practice and work towards a series of pieces to be exhibited during the final show. The workshops are focussed on two movements central to underground cultural expression: print / zine culture, and experimental and DIY audio and sound. Covid-19 update: At this stage, the organisers expect to hold the next session sometime in 2022 after a brief hiatus. However, they are waiting to see how travel restrictions and other international events related to COVID19 play out before fixing a date. A soon as it’s possible, they will be back and will accept 10-15 residents.
BASIS Vinschgau Venosta is a cross-sector platform for a peripheral rural catchment area, located in a place steeped in history. The former supply building Palazzina Servizi is part of the Caserma Druso barracks and is located in Silandro in Val Venosta, in the west of South Tyrol, in the north of Italy. The central location of the market town in the valley favors the establishment of the integrative development project BASIS Vinschgau Venosta as a Vinschgau service and training location. The aim is to reactivate initiative, enthusiasm and responsibility among the population and to enable, shape and perpetuate cross-sectoral development processes. The BASIS Residency Program is a long-form, transdisciplinary residency based in South Tyrol’s unique cultural and ecological context. Designed for artists, scientists, technologists, designers, researchers, and hybrid practitioners, the program provides time, space and community for in-depth research, production and collaboration. While the BASIS Residency Program is interdisciplinary and open in scope, the following focus areas reflect key research and cultural threads grounded in local collaborations, regional infrastructure, and existing initiatives. Residents may use these as anchors, provocations, or starting points for their own proposals: A. Regeneration of Abandoned Spaces. Exploring the afterlives of architecture, infrastructure, and memory through site-specific interventions and spatial research. B. Creative Hubs & Innovation Networks. Investigating how decentralised spaces can act as nodes of innovation, production, and belonging in under-networked regions. Hereby highlighting the focus and importance on the role of CCIs, Hybrid spaces and third spaces. C. Digital & Media Production. Using media—from film and sound to code and podcasting—as tools for critical reflection, experimentation, and inclusive storytelling. D. Culinary Residency. Positioning food as a medium for cultural exchange, ecological understanding, and artistic investigation. E. Environmental Research / Wirtschaft & Forschung. Investigating ecological change, land use, and multispecies cohabitation through both scientific and artistic methodologies.
Bauhan Publishing is an independent Publisher in Peterborough, New Hampshire. They focus on New England regional books in the areas of history, art, nature studies, and poetry...
San Francisco, California, United States
Bayou Magazine ’s focus: the best fiction and poetry submitted by authors at every age and level of experience and from all over the globe.
London, United Kingdom
The editors of Bear Review are open to a wide variety of poetry, by poets at various phases of development, and they read submissions 10 months of the year. They close regular submissions during November and December while receiving...
The editors seek books on actors, films, television series, anything to do with the performing arts. They also seek Disney park books for our imprint, Theme Park Press, and...
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