Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) is a public agency dedicated to promoting Spanish culture internationally. Its residency program for translation invites practitioners to engage with translation as a creative and interpretive act, often in dialogue with other disciplines such as sculpture, film, music, visual art, and illustration. The program reflects AC/E's commitment to fostering cross-cultural exchange and supporting the vital work of translators who bring literary and artistic works to new audiences. While specific details regarding the residency's duration, location within Spain, and financial support are not provided in the available information, AC/E residencies typically offer time, space, and often a stipend to focus on a translation project. The program is designed for translators working from or into Spanish, and may prioritize projects that have a clear publication or performance outcome. The interdisciplinary nature of the call suggests an openness to translation practices that intersect with other creative fields, such as translating for performance, film subtitling, or visual text. The curatorial vision behind AC/E's residency likely emphasizes the translator as a creative agent, not merely a conduit. By situating translation within a broader artistic context, the program encourages applicants to consider how their work engages with questions of language, identity, and cultural transfer. The absence of a fixed deadline or fee in the provided data indicates that interested practitioners should consult AC/E's official channels for current application cycles and requirements.