The Interdisciplinary Art Group SERDE has issued an open call for a residency at Hangar, designed for writers working across poetry, fiction, and other literary forms. This residency situates literary practice within a broader interdisciplinary framework, encouraging dialogue with artists from photography, music, dance, and visual art. SERDE's commitment to cross-pollination reflects a curatorial vision that values experimentation and the porous boundaries between creative disciplines. While specific terms regarding duration, funding, and facilities are not detailed in the available information, the residency's location at Hangar—a known arts space—suggests an environment conducive to focused work and exchange. The call is global in scope, inviting applications from writers regardless of geographic origin. This openness aligns with SERDE's interdisciplinary ethos, which prioritizes artistic merit and the potential for meaningful cross-disciplinary encounter over conventional career metrics. The residency offers writers the time and space to develop their practice, with the expectation that they will engage with the broader artistic community at Hangar. The absence of a fee (status unknown) and the lack of a specified prize indicate that the primary value lies in the residency experience itself: dedicated time, a supportive context, and the possibility of unexpected collaborations. Artists are encouraged to articulate how their work might intersect with other disciplines, though the core focus remains on literary creation.