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Son Andrava

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Space, time & creative practice6 open opportunities listedRural region, Spain

About the residency

Son Andrava is a contemporary arts and literary initiative that operates at the intersection of text and image, with a particular emphasis on the poetic and the archival. Founded as a platform for interdisciplinary inquiry, it has evolved into a curatorial project that fosters dialogue between visual artists, writers, and thinkers. Its core mission is to create spaces—both printed and digital—where experimental work can be encountered with sustained attention, challenging the accelerated consumption of culture. The organization is known for its commitment to materiality and the book form, often producing limited-edition publications that blur the boundaries between exhibition and anthology.
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Residency opportunities

6 listed
OpenDeadline · 2026-12-15

Son Andrava — Apotheca Journal — Submissions

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OpenDeadline · 2026-12-15

Son Andrava — Apotheca Journal — Submissions

View opportunity Official listing
OpenDeadline · 2026-12-15

Son Andrava — Apotheca Journal — Submissions

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Son Andrava — Currents Magazine: Pitch

View opportunity Official listing
Open

Son Andrava — Currents Magazine: Pitch

Official listing
Open

Son Andrava — Currents Magazine: Pitch

Official listing

Planning your application

Artists and writers should approach Son Andrava with a clear understanding of its interdisciplinary focus and its preference for work that engages with the book as a medium. Submissions to Apotheca Journal, its periodic publication, should demonstrate a thoughtful integration of concept and form, and are best accompanied by a concise artist's or writer's statement that contextualizes the work within broader critical conversations. Given the organization's limited output, patience and precision are valued; unsolicited proposals are welcome but should reflect a familiarity with its past projects. It is advisable to review previous issues or exhibitions to gauge the curatorial tone before submitting.