Aviário Studio's Multidisciplinary Art Residency provides a focused environment for visual artists to develop their practice within a community of peers. The residency spans Spring and Summer 2027, offering dedicated time and space for research, experimentation, and production. With a disciplinary emphasis on blacksmithing, the program supports artists who engage with metal as a primary medium, while also encouraging cross-disciplinary dialogue. The residency is open to artists globally, reflecting Aviário's commitment to international exchange and diverse perspectives. While the exact facilities and resources are not specified in the available information, the program's multidisciplinary nature suggests access to shared studio spaces and potential for collaboration. Artists are expected to arrive with a clear project proposal or line of inquiry, ready to utilize the residency period for substantive creative advancement. Aviário Studio does not charge an application fee, underscoring its dedication to accessibility and merit-based selection. The jury will likely prioritize proposals that demonstrate a thoughtful engagement with blacksmithing techniques, conceptual rigor, and the potential to benefit from the residency's unique context. Artists should articulate how the residency will contribute to their practice and how they will engage with the broader multidisciplinary community.