TartAMI Residence operates as a site for sustained creative inquiry, offering time and space to practitioners working across dance and visual art. The residency's 2026 calendar is divided into distinct periods—July, August, and October through December—each providing an immersive environment for research, creation, and reflection. While the residency does not prescribe a thematic framework, its structure supports artists at various stages of project development, from early experimentation to final production. The program is open to applicants globally, reflecting a commitment to cross-cultural exchange and diverse artistic perspectives. TartAMI does not publicly disclose its selection criteria or the specific resources provided to residents, but its rolling deadline suggests an ongoing openness to proposals throughout the year. Artists are encouraged to articulate their project needs clearly, as the residency appears to prioritize individual working methods and self-directed inquiry. Given the absence of detailed guidelines, applicants should approach the call with a well-defined project proposal that aligns with TartAMI's interdisciplinary ethos. The residency's focus on dance and visual art indicates a interest in embodied practices and spatial experimentation, making it suitable for choreographers, performers, and visual artists whose work engages with movement, presence, or site-specific concerns.