Asociación Jupiterfab's Urban Arts Residency is a no-fee, five-month program scheduled from February to June 2027. The residency is open to practitioners working in photography, sculpture, film, dance, and visual art, with a declared disciplinary focus on photography. Its global orientation signals an interest in cross-border dialogue and site-responsive practices, rather than a regionally bounded cohort. The residency's framing around urban arts suggests an institutional investment in work that engages the built environment, public space, and the social life of cities. Artists selected for the program are expected to develop projects over an extended spring-to-summer arc, allowing for research, production, and presentation phases. While the exact benefits—studio access, stipend, exhibition, or housing—are not specified in the available materials, the absence of an application fee removes a common barrier and indicates a commitment to open access. For photographers and interdisciplinary makers, the residency offers a sustained period to test ideas against an urban context and to work alongside peers from adjacent disciplines. The inclusion of dance and film alongside visual art and sculpture points to a curatorial interest in embodied, time-based, and spatial practices. Artists should approach the application as a proposal for a body of work that can evolve over five months, rather than a single finished object.