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HISK : Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten
Het HISK organiseert in Vlaanderen de posthogeschoolvorming op het vlak van de beeldende kunst. Het biedt een vijfentwintigtal jonge kunstenaars uit binnen- en buitenland gedurende twee jaar een eigen atelier aan.
De nadruk in het HISK ligt vooral op de individuele praktijk, de focus is internationaal.
Inlichtingen/aanmeldingen : mail - Site : begin september 2008
Inschrijvingen 2009-2010
Hoger Instituut voor Schone Kunsten
The HISK (Higher Institute of Fine Arts) organizes the postgraduate education in Flanders in the field of the visual arts. It provides some twenty five young artists from Belgium and abroad with a studio of their own, for a duration of two years.
Deadline submission : September 2008 (for 2009-2010)
Air-Antwerpen (Artists in Residence) : residentieproject voor kunstenaars opgericht door het kunstenaarsinitiatief Hal-Antwerpen dat jonge kunstenaars en dito curators samenbrengt en hen de mogelijkheid biedt samen een tentoonstelling te realiseren.Op het Eilandje in Antwerpen kreeg Hal een statige, oude sluiswoning in concessie; daarin zullen twee verblijven worden ondergebracht voor kunstenaars, de rest van de ruimte wordt opgedeeld in ateliers die in nauwe samenwerking met het NICC zullen worden uitbesteed.
Info : +32 (0)3 475 17 57
SPANJE - ESPAGNE - SPAIN
"Knecht-Drenthe" Fundatie
De recente oprichting van een Faculteit voor Schone Kunsten van de Universiteit Elche in de onmiddellijke buurt opent nieuwe perspektieven temeer daar deze Faculteit zich in principe openstelt voor toehoorders die bij de Fundatie verblijven (gevestigd te Altea op 10 km van de panden van de Fundatie).
Vijf ateliers/woonruimten te Callosa (Alicante), een initiatief van de "Knecht-Drenth" Fundatie is een Nederlandse-Vlaamse instelling naar Spaans recht, door het Ministerie van Cultuur als culturele instelling erkend.
Gebouwen : behoren met hun 300 à 400 jaar lange geschiedenis tot de oudste van het stadje; gerestaureeerd in oude stijl en voorzien van modern comfort. Beschikbare panden te Calle Molina nrs 16 - 17 / Plaza Arrabal 21.
Info/beschrijving woonsten : ANV 00.31.70.3245514
F : 5 ateliers situés à Callosa (Alicante) - Fondation reconnue par le Ministère de la Culture (E) comme centre culturel.
Logement situé à Calle Molina n° 16-17/Plaza Arrabal 21. Information et description logements : ANV 00.31.70.2345514.
E : 5 lodgings located at Callosa (Alicante) - Information and description on rooms : ANV00.31.70.2345514.
Hangar és un centre de creació artística situat al barri del Poblenou de Barcelona que ocupa un edifici industrial rehabilitat de 1.800 m cuadrados de superfície. Les funcions d’Hangar són diverses, però totes responen al mateix objectiu: donar suport a les noves generacions d’artistes, siguin quines siguin la naturalesa del seu treball i les eines que utilitzen per dur-lo a terme. Hangar ofereix quatre grans serveis a la comunitat artística: el lloguer d’espais (tallers) a preus molt assequibles; l’accés a equips, programes i personal tècnic qualificat en la creació amb tecnologies digitals; l’organització de workshops o situacions de trobada, debat i reflexió sobre aspectes de la realitat i la cultura contemporànies, i, finalment, intercanvis internacionals i residència d’artistes. D’aquesta manera, Hangar no solament treballa amb els artistes que tenen un espai llogat a l’edifici, sinó també amb altres que lloguen els seus serveis (edició de vídeo, producció de peces multimèdia, producció d’obres de gran format, etc.) temporalment o que aprofiten les trobades dels workshops.
Hangar Passatge de Sta. Isabel 40 08018 BCN Telf. 93 308 40 41 info@hangar.org Site
Can Serrat
is an international center run by artists, for artists, musicians, writers, designers, or anyone who would like to move their creative activity to a restored eighteenth century farmhouse in Catalonia.
Projects related to the visual arts, studios and bedrooms have been easily converted into seminar rooms and rehearsal studios to house projects within the fields of music, film, architecture, theater, theory ...
Daily prices for 2001 : 3200 pesetas - bed/workspace - 1500 pesetas - food
for info please consult the website Site Mail
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CENTRE D'ART I NATURA
Centre for professional creative artists in :
- visual arts, such as painting, illustration, sculpture and photography
- literary arts, including translations
- musical arts, in particular compositions
- installation, performance and land art
Artists can be received for a period longer than one month if required by the project.
Also for specialists in natural and human sciences and small groups of students for practical training in the environmental sciences, forestry and all kind of mountain studies.
Applications : send personal details, an up-dated CV, samples of your most recent work (catalogues, photographs, slides, books, newspapers, articles, etc..), together with an outline of the project you wish to work on as well as the dates of your stay.
Send inf to Mr Lluis Llobnet, Director of the Centre Ajuntament de Farrera - 25595 Farrera de Pallars - Catalunya - Spain Tel/Fax 34.973.622106 E-mail
WERK EN EXPOSITIEVERBLIJF IN ANDALUCIA
Artecasa is een internationaal kunstcentrum waar schilders en beeldhouwers van alle stijlen elkaar ontmoeten, ideeën uitwisselen en samen kunnen exposeren.
In samenwerking met de stad Cadiz (Zuid Spanje) biedt Artecasa de mogelijkheid aan alle beeldende kunstenaars om in een prachtige omgeving te verblijven, creatief te zijn en te exposeren. Zowel de ateliers als de verschillende galerijen bevinden zich, aan de kust van het licht, in een gerenoveerde burcht, een ideale plaats om inspiratie en creativiteit te stimuleren. Het centrum opent zijn deuren vanaf september 2002 en zal het hele jaar toegankelijk zijn.
Voor meer informatie kan u de website bekijken of contact opnemen met projectverantwoordelijke:
Dhr Alex Mero - Tel. +32 475 939 903 - +32 2 306 95 11
www.artecasa.org - info@artecasa.org
NEDERLAND -LE PAYS BAS - THE NETHERLANDS
Nieuwe Vide Nederland - verhuurt 21 atelierruimtes aan mensen in uiteenlopende creatieve beroepen.Er bestaat geen duidelijke scheiding tussen kunstenaars en kleine ondernemers; Fotografen, gastronomen, timmerlieden, kunstschilders, tekstschrijvers, webdesigners, zeefdrukkers, woordsmeden, informatiearchitecten, beeldhouwers, beeld- en/of geluid-artiesten, meubelmakers en basgitarenbouwers vinden hier allemaal een plek om te werken, ideeën en vaardigheden uit te wisselen. E-mail
Info (+31)(0)23 5451583 Administratie
Rijksacademie voor Beeldende Kunsten Amsterdam heeft 60 ateliers. Elk jaar komen er ongeveer 30 vrij voor jonge kunstenaars uit Nederland en het buitenland.
Aanmelding voor de periode januari-december van volgend jaar,steeds uiterlijk 31.03 van het huidige jaar.
E-mail T 31(0)205270300 - F 31(0)205270301 Site
Europees Keramisch Werkcentrum (EWKC) 's Hertogenbosch : stimuleren van de ontwikkelingen in de keramische beeldende kunsten en vormgeving.
Mogelijkheid tot het bekomen van een werkperiode van 3 maanden. Inschrijvingstermijn sluit elk jaar 31.03
The .ekwc is an international workshop where participants and staff members explore the artistic and technical possibilities of ceramics as a medium. Experiments are being conducted to find new ways of presenting ceramics. The acquired knowledge and experience is being spread nationally as well as internationally. The goal is to encourage the development of ceramic art and design.
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The Foundation B.a.d has an independent studio programme for guests coming from Holland and abroad. This programme is managed by the members of Foundation B.a.d.
Since 1992, over a hundred artists and architects have made use of this programme. Apart from the studios for the members and the common spaces there are four guest studios and two residencies.
Two guest studios are available for a maximum period of 4 months, used for special projects or by artists who are wishing to settle themselves in Rotterdam.
The two other guest studios are available for foreign artists for a maximum period of 6 months, sometimes extended to a year. In combination with these studios B.a.d also provides accomodation.
you can apply for a guest studios with Martijn Brenninkmeyer, phone +31 (0)10 4846094
Foundation B.a.d - Talingstraat 5 NL-3082 MG Rotterdam the Netherlands telephone +31 (0)10 495 347 1
fax +31 (0)10 429 682 4 foundation@bad.nl.com Site
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Het Internationaal Gastatelier Toos Neger (Nederland) is opgezet om kunstenaars van elders een tijdelijke woon-/werkruimte in Dordrecht te bieden. De normale gebruiksperiode varieert van1 tot 3 maanden. Langere periodes zijn bij uitzondering mogelijk, als het voor de realisering van een project noodzakelijk is.
The International Art Studio Toos Neger (The Netherlands) in Dordrecht, offers artists from abroad a space to work and live in. It can be used for a period of 1 to 3 months. If necessary, longer periods can be arranged for the realization of special projects.
The studio is situated in a former school that is now housing several other artists’ studios. It measures 56m” and consists of 2 areas: a former classroom and a smaller room with cooking facilities, a shower and a bed. A portable telephone is at the disposition of the artist (+31(0)625475999). The International Art Studio Toos Neger lies in the center of Dordrecht and at a walking distance from the railway station and the ‘Fastferry’, a boat service to the center of Rotterdam. The rent (including gas, electricity and taxes) is Euro 320,- a month. If you need more information or wish to make an appointment, please fill out the online form
or call T. Kunkeler at +31(0)786141561 (T. Kunkeler) or +31(0)628599938 (F. van Lent).
Stichting Kaus Australis is an organisation, initiated and directed by individual artists. The general objective is to activate the development, practice and public interest of visual arts within an international context. In particular Kaus Australis offers gueststudios and presentation space to artists and curators from Holland and other countries who wish to work in Rotterdam temporarily, thus facilitating an exchange process
Stichting Kaus Australis, situated at the northern edge of Rotterdam on a location within a small industrial area in between highroad, railway and airport, offers gueststudios and presentation space to artists from Holland and other countries.
In cooperation with the Rotterdam Centre for Visual Arts (C.B.K.Rotterdam) Kaus Australis has developed an international gueststudio and presentation programme. So far similar organisations in Barcelona, Lille, Marseille, Cologne, Berlin and London are participating in this programme.
Invited artists from abroad are offered a residence of usually 3 to 4 months in one of the gueststudios of Kaus Australis, as well as the opportunity of presenting their work to a larger public
Kaus Australis provides introduction within the artistic community of Rotterdam and contacts with organisations and institutes in Holland which present, facilitate or support art.
Besides this specific programme, independant working artists from Holland and abroad are welcome to apply for a working period of several months. Relatively low rate expenses will be charged.
Kaus Australis intends to offer an environment which enables guest artists to concentrate primarily on the artistic development and presentation of their work.
Stichting Kaus Australis Melanchtonweg 137 3045 PN Rotterdam Tel 010 2180733 Fax 010 2180733 kausaustralis@planet.nl Site
FINLAND -FINLANDE
Nifca's artists in residence programme
Finnish Artists' Studio Foundation (FASF)
1) NIFCA'S ARTISTS IN RESIDENCY PROGRAMME
for artists Application deadline: always before April 1
The aim of NIFCA's artists in residency programme is to strengthen mobility of artists in the Nordic-Baltic region and to promote artistic exchange between the Nordic countries and other countries by providing work and accommodation facilities in a foreign country for a period of minimum 2 and maximum 6 months.
All studios in NIFCA's artists in residency programme are rent-free for selected and invited artists. In addition, NIFCA gives a grant of FIM 5 000,- per month for the artist's living expenses. The grant is paid upon arrival at the guest studio.
Artists from the Nordic and Baltic countries can apply to NIFCA for a residency.
For more information: Susanna Sepponen tel. +358 (0)9 686 43 105 e-mail:
Application
The application for the year 2003 shall be sent to NIFCA within April 1. 2002, and must contain a completed and signed application form, a CV on 1 separate sheet and 3 slides(or video/ CD-rom), nothing else!
Click here for the application form NIFCA Suomenlinna B 28 FIN-00190 HELSINKI, FINLAND
tel: +358 9 66 85 10 fax: +358 9 66 85 94 e-mail: residencies@nifca.org
See more about NIFCA and Delfina Studio Trust (link under construction).
2) Finnish Artists' Studio Foundation (FASF)
The purpose of the Finnish Artists' Studio Foundation (FASF) is to secure and rent at reasonable rates work facilities and studio apartments for visual artists and to take part otherwise in enhancing their working conditions. The Foundation also supports the policies of the Association. It is a not-for-profit organisation.
The Foundation was established in 1990 to carry on the maintenance of real estate previously owned by the Artists' Office in the new Vallila Artists Building: address Lemuntie 6, FIN-00510 Helsinki, telephone +358-9-7268 0470, telefax +358-9-7268 0472, e-mail studio@artists.fi.
The central activities of the Foundation are:
- 32 residential studios in Finland (on permanet or 5-10 years lease contracts)
- work and recreation centre in summertime
- two workshops for sculpture
- studio facilities abroad (on monthly rent contracts)
- international studio development projects (information, artists exchange projects)
RESIDENTIAL STUDIOS AND ATELIERS
The Tapiola Studio Building
Nallenpolku 1 02110 Espoo Finland
A single-storey row-house type wood building comprises six 100-square-meter live-in studios and four work spaces, each 83 square meters (residency possible), one of which is reserved for international exchange programmes. The total area of the building is 932 square metersThe Tapiola Studio Building is located about ten kilometres from Helsinki. Public transport provides good connections. The building, completed in 1955, was designed by Professor Aulis Blomstedt. .
The Oulunkylä Studio Building
Henrik Sohlbergintie 19-25 00640 Helsinki Finland
The group of four two-storey studio buildings comprise a total of sixteen studio apartments in sizes ranging from 88 to 118.5 square meters, and one work space. The building is a total of 1822 square meters in area.
The Oulunkylä Studio Building is located along good public transport routes seven kilometres from central Helsinki. The buildings were designed by architect and Artist Professor Kirmo Mikkola and Professor Esko Lehti.
The Kuopio Studio Building
Aapatie 3 70780 Kuopio Finland
The group of four studio residences, completed in 1980 for the Kuopio Housing Fair, came under the administration of the Foundation as a separate housing association in 1995. Each single-family dwelling is 119 square meters in area.
The Vallila Artist Building
Lemuntie 4 and 6 00510 Helsinki Finland
The Foundation will bought space in two industrial buildings in Helsinki at the end of year 1999 and some 40-50 visual artists got new studios. A colour laboratory for artist photographers on a cooperative basis was started. The total area of the Vallila Artist Building is some 3.500 sqm.
The Oravaniemi Work and Recreation Centre
09220 Sammatti, Finland Telephone: +358-19-356 280
Oravaniemi is attractively situated on the shores of Lohjanjärvi lake about 80 kilometres from Helsinki. Its facilities are largely intended for summer use. The area includes five cabins and a studio building containing two spacious studios and living spaces. A lakeside sauna and boat are also available. The facilities are leased for a year at a time.
The Punavuori Atelier
Merimiehenkatu 23 00150 Helsinki Finland
The work space, rented by the Foundation from the city of Helsinki, is 84 square meters in area.
STUDIO SPACES ABROAD
The Foundation also owns two studio buildings abroad and rents them to artists by the month. Non-members may also rent the facilities. Written application for their use is made on forms available from the Foundation. The Artists' Association of Finland and the Studio Foundation seeks to provide artists with information that will enhance opportunities for Finns to work abroad and for visitors to work in Finland. The Association and Foundation also make available to selected applicants information on other facilities maintained abroad by the Foundation.
The Grassina Studio Building
Via L. Lippi 3 Grassina Italy
The Grassina Studio Building is located in an old edifice dating in part from the 16th century and renovated in 1988-89. It is located on a high hill in Tuscany, twelve kilometres from Florence. There are four studios in the building, each adjoined by a separate bedroom or sleeping area. They vary from 28 to 57 square meters in size. One workroom includes a printmaking press and a darkroom. There is a common kitchen, lounge, bathroom, and laundry room with a washing machine. The buildings are fully furnished.
The Marbella Studio Building
Calle San Francisco 1 29600 Marbella Spain
The Marbella Studio Building is located in the old centre of the Andalusian town of Marbella, some fifty kilometres west of Malaga. The building, its fabric dating from the 16th century, was completely renovated in 1991. A courtyard structure contains two studios of about 20 square meters, each supplied with the basic working requirements - easels, pedestals, water and excellent lighting. The building contains two bedrooms of 10 and 15 square meters. There is a communal kitchen and dining room, a spacious veranda and covered patio, a bathroom and separate toilet. The building is fully furnished.
The Studio Apartment in Athens
In the housing building of the Finnish cultural institute in Athens, the Foundation has a studio apartment for artists. The apartment with a working room, bedroom, kitchen and balcony (43 sqm) is located in the centre of Athens, Greece
REPO-House
repo is a artists run residency program for artists of all disciplines we operate in a personal, flexible and small way, with a independent & ever changing curriculum. repo is located in the eastern part of finland, in the woods of hankavaara.We offer the visiting artists private accomodation, basic studio facilities and a variety of recreational equipment. repo does not charge any fees or supply any bursaries; located in the eastern finland, repo is in the woods and in the de-developed part of europe this is the saimaa lake disctrict and the home of the near extinct saimaa-seal
Contact : the finnish forest museum forest research institute retretti art centre E-mail
NOORWEGEN - NORVEGE - NORWAY
nordic artists’ centre in dale
arts - design - dance - music - theatre - architecture - literature
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Snuggled in the warmth of the Gulf-Stream in the Atlantic Ocean along the westcoast of Norway there's a beautifull island.This island, called Ona, is the smallest and most outlying island of the Nordoyene which lies on the height of Molde, the main city of the province More og Romsdal. Tired of the stress of hectic urban live the founder, an artist from the Netherlands, created Ona art centre to give other artists as well the possibility of being and working in this quiet, peacefull and particular atmosphere.
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Ona Art Centre is not only intended for individual artist but a fine place as well for small groups (f.ex. art students), for meetings, masterclasses, for seminars and exhibitions, for performances, concerts and events. Guests suppose to look after themselves, for practical things has been taken care of, but in case of a special activity a kind of arrangements will be possible.
Info 6482 ona/Norway Tel/Fax 00 47.71277918 E-mail
Bijkomende informatie kan U steeds per e-mail worden verstuurd via de Kunststichting.
nacd nordic artists’ centre in dale – Nordisk Kunstnarsenter Dalssen
What is the Nordic Artists’ Centre in Dale
NACD is a Nordic institution : It’s object is to further Nordic and international co-operation in art through offering guest studios to selected and invited artists for a certain period of time. NACD aims to work with artists, designers, architects and industry in bringing traditional knowledge and modern developments together, especially by methods involving wood as a material, and to seek new ways to develop and apply the skills of artists.
Who may use the studios
Location
Nordic Artists’ Centre Dale (Nordisk Kunstnarsenter Dalssen) N-6963 Dale i Sunnfjord NORWAY
Telephone: +47 57 73 72 20 Fax: +47 57 73 72 21 e- mail : nkunsts@eunet.no
For more information contact : The Nordic Artists' Centre Dale Adr.: N-6963 Dale i Sunnfjord
Tel. : (+47) 57 73 72 20 Fax : (+47) 57 73 72 21
Künstlerhaus Bethanien
Office for Contemporary Art Norway
Berlin, Germany
In 2009/2010, Office for Contemporary Art Norway offers a studio grant for a
Norwegian artist at the International Studio Program Künstlerhaus Bethanien,
Berlin. The artist will by selected by a jury which includes a representative
from Künstlerhaus Bethanien Berlin, together with the Jury Members selected by
the Office for Contemporary Art Norway.
The studio is granted for a period of 12 months to a Norwegian artist: 1 December 2009–15 November 2010. The recipient artist will receive a grant of NOK 137 500 from Office for Contemporary Art Norway. The artist must meet all other travel and living expenses. During the residency, the artist will be offered an exhibition at Künstlerhaus Bethanien.
http://www.oca.no/international/berlin.shtml
Deadline : February 15th, 2009
Art/Omi International Artists' Colony
International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP)
P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center
Djerassi Resident Artists Program
Atlantic Center for the Arts
The idea of a quiet place where artists could go to focus on their art and work with internationally renowned "masters" in a tranquil, natural environment blossomed in 1977 in the mind of Doris Leeper, a painter, sculptor and active environmentalist. A forthright, determined, passionate woman, Leeper soon persuaded friends and community members to join in her vision. In 1979, she convinced The Rockefeller Foundation to provide a challenge grant that soon was matched. This $25,000 in seed money unofficially birthed Atlantic Center for the Arts in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.
Pilchuck glass school
Program runs from May through August and offers five consecutive residential sessions. Each session lasts
seventeen days and features five concurrent courses. Courses are designed for
uninitiated, intermediate, and advanced students who are seeking skills and conceptual
challenges with glass. Generally limited to ten to twelve students, each course
highlights a focused inquiry into glassmaking techniques and aesthetic directions.
Students may work in glassblowing, hot-glass sculpting, sandcasting and kiln casting,
fusing, neon, stained glass, enameling, flameworking, mixed-media sculpture, or
engraving on glass. At Pilchuck, the surrender to learning very often translates into
artistic growth and a life-transforming experience.
Deadline : March 31st Pilchuck Glass School
Salina Art Center
Now accepting applications for Spring through Fall 2010
The deadline for submissions is September 15, 2008, with notification in mid-November 2008.
The Salina Art Center invites you to apply for the Artist Initiative Residency Program, a new, long-term residency program in conjunction with the Art Center’s newly renovated Warehouse. The Artist Initiative aims to increase opportunities for in-depth community interaction with artists and enrich Salina’s role as a vital and viable site for the creation of substantive work by local, regional, national, and international artists. The program strives for a mix of emerging and established artists with well developed ideas, and welcomes those with the ability and interest to interact with our community as part of their residency. The residency is intended for independent artists working in painting, drawing, installation, digital imaging, community and sound art, and sculpture with limited facilities for photography, printmaking, and ceramics.
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Roswell Artist-in-Residence Program
P.O. Box #1 Roswell, NM 88202 TEL: 505-622-6037 FAX: 505-623-5603
LOCATION: the high plains of southeastern New Mexico
ELIGIBILITY: Painters, sculptors, mixed media, printmakers¾fine-art, studio-based visual arts; no performance or production crafts. (See indices for more specific types of artists served.) No repeat residencies.
FACILITIES: 5-acre site. 5 studios. Small electric kiln, basic woodshop machines, etching and lithography press, air compressor, arc welder. Darkroom available nearby at Roswell Museum.
Application Deadline: Varies (contact Roswell for current application and details)
Resident Season: Year-round - Average length of residencies: 1 year
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Vermont Studio Center
FOR CURRENT APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
P.O. Box 613 Johnson, VT 05656 TEL: 802-635-2727 FAX: 802-635-2730
LOCATION: Northern Vermont, in the town of Johnson
ELIGIBILITY: Painters, sculptors, printmakers, photographers, mixed media, writers, poets
FACILITIES: 50 private studios. 24 painting studios. 12 studios for writers, 12 sculpture studios, printmaking studio for 1, darkroom for 1, lecture hall, exhibition space, print station/copy room.
Application Deadline: February 15, June 15, and September 30
Resident Season: Year-round - Average length of residencies: 1 month
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ART/OMI International Artists' Colony
For application requirements write to : 55 Fifth Ave., 15th Floor New York, NY 10003 TEL: 212-206-5660 FAX: 212-727-0563 EMAIL WWW
Location : A converted 1830 farmhouse in New York's historic Hudson River Valley, near the town of Chatham.
Eligibility : International Artists' Colony: painters, sculptors, installation artists (see indices for more specific types of artists served). Ledig House International Writers' Colony: writers, poets, translators. Music/OMI: Jazz and innovative musicians. No repeat residencies.
Facilities : 150-acre site. 28 studios and dormitory rooms. Darkroom, metalshop, woodshop, library/archive/collection, exhibition space, 1-week monotype session by visiting master printer, limited computer access.
Application Deadline: Visual artists, March 1. Writers, November 30. Musicians, May 1.
Resident Season: Writers year-round, musicians in August, 3 weeks in July for visual artists.
Average length of residencies: 3-4 weeks
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Application requirements write to : 45 North Main Avenue San Antonio, TX 78205 TEL: 210-212-4900 FAX: 210-212-4990 EMAIL WWW
Location : Downtown San Antonio - Eligibility : Artists accepted only by nomination or curatorial selection. Visual artists, film/videomakers/directors, media artists, audio artists, architects (see indices for more specific types of artists served). No repeat residencies .
Application Deadline: By nomination only, every 2 years (dates vary)
Resident Season:Year-round - Average length of residencies: 2 months (plus one-month exhibition)
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Sculpture Space is a non profit studio dedicated to serving professional artists.
Internationally recognized and emerging artists from across the US, Asia, Europe, and South America come to Utica, New York to make new work at the only residency program in North America specially equipped for sculptors. Sculpture Space presents the work of these visiting artists to regional audiences before it is exhibited in galleries, museums and public spaces worldwide.
Twenty artists are selected each year to receive a $2000 stipend to help pay their residency expenses.
Primary criteria of selection are quality, originality, and potential for growth. Non-New York artists pay a nominal fee toward housing. Free housing and $100 transportation stipend are available for New York State artists and one New Jersey artist. In recent years, New Jersey artists also receive and additional $1,000 toward materials and other support, due to the generosity of the Geraldine Dodge Foundation.
Artists are scheduled for 11 months (September - August, excluding December) with no more than four artists in residence at any one time. Artists are expected to stay for a full two months, and have access to the studio 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Sculpture Space, Inc.• 12 Gates Street • Utica, NY 13502 •Voice 315.724.8381•Fax 315.797.6639
Registration : December 1st
Fulton Street Gallery summer residency program. Deadline May 1st of each year.
This residency is best for artists who have been exhibiting artists for at least three years and who are interested in using this time ( with limited distractions ) to take their work to a new level. Residencies are one and/or two weeks in the gallery space. The artist may use the space for exhibiting past and present work and as a studio. The artist may use the space 24 hours if they wish - but must be open to meet with the public between the hours of 12 - 5 pm every week day and 12 - 5 on Saturday. Sundays (off)
Send 10 slides - up to two slide sheets, resume and artist statement - and any thoughts about possible interactions or workshops with the public. Also provide two letters of reference by professionals in the art field who know your work, i.e. art administrators, gallery directors, art professorsGallery provides artists:
1.exhibition space for the work they have or are producing
2.a place to stay - free ( for out of town artist only )
3.publicity, and a general mailing of a brochure about all of the artists of the residency,which includes a profile on the artist, images of their work and a schedule of hours at the gallery, times to visit the artist, workshops, etc.
4.get togethers with other artists, opportunities to visit the area, and a $500 stipend per week that covers:
1. meals-2. materials-3. transportation-4. individual postcard and mailing to their mailing list
If an artist wishes to stay in a motel - that must be taken out of the stipend. Info :
518-274-8464 (voice) -
518-274-8479 (fax) - mail - site - address : 408 Fulton Street - Troy, New York 12180
International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP)
The International Studio Program (ISCP) provides career development opportunities for a select community of international artists. Participating artists are sponsored for periods from two months to two years by governments. corporations, foundations, galleries and individuals
The participant is provided with a private studio (400 to 600 sq. ft.) and -- sponsor permitting -- a furnished apartment within walking distance of the Program. In most cases, the sponsor provides the artist with a stipend for living expenses, travel and materials. In other instances, the Program locates multiple-source funding to cover the artist's essential expenses.
The ISCP distinguishes itself from existing residency programs in New York by emphasizing career advancement.
There is no application form for the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP).
To participate in the program one needs a sponsor. The sponsor can be a government agency, a foundation, corporation, gallery or individual patron.
If the potential participant has not been selected through a national or regional competition that is recognized by ISCP, then the applicant should provide ISCP with the following : up to ten slides, up to three catalogues and / or reviews, two letters of recommendation, curriculum vitae, preferred dates
Curators should apply with the following : name of sponsor, one page letter of intent, curriculum vitae, up to three catalogues and / or reviews, preferred dates
For both artist and curator applications there are no deadlines. Please note that the ISCP will not be held responsible for submitted material. Do not include any original material with your application - copies and duplicates only. Material can only be returned with SAE.
For any further queries : e-mail or write to : International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP),EFA Studio Center, 323 West 39th St., Suite 806, New York, NY 10018
Atlantic Center for the Arts is an innovative nonprofit artists-in-residence community that provides artists with an opportunity to work and collaborate with some of the world's masters in the visual, literary, and performing arts. Located five miles from the Atlantic Ocean, Atlantic Center is situated on a lush 69-acre ecological preserve surrounded by protected wetlands.
The residency program brings together three Master Artists from different artistic disciplines, such as the visual arts (painting, sculpture, photography, film/video), architecture, music (composition and performance), literature, modern dance, performance art, and theater for interdisciplinary dialogue. Master Artists may accept up to ten midcareer artists who engage in this cross genre exchange. The program includes master classes, individual critiques, opportunities for collaboration, and private studio time. The essence of the program is to provide a collegial environment for artists where they can engage in meaningful interaction and stimulating discussions, while pursuing individual or group projects. It is an ideal setting for the exchange of ideas, the inspiration for new work, and the cross-fertilization of disciplines. In 2000, ACA began providing free tuition, room and board for all artists accepted as Associates into the residency program.
Contact : Atlantic Center for the Arts, 1414 Art Center Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, Florida 32168 Site
Phone 386.427.6975 or 800.393.6975
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For information on how to apply for the International Studio Program, please contact the appropriate office from your country listed below. If you are from a country that is not on this list, you are not eligible to apply for the International Studio Program, click on Studio Program to find out.
Since 1976, P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center has awarded studio work-space annually, through its National and International Studio Program. Currently twelve studios are available at P.S.1 and nine at the Clocktower Gallery in lower Manhattan. P.S.1 produces an annual catalogue of the participants’ work. Participants are also invited to open their studios to the public during the various major exhibitions opening throughout the year.
A defining component of P.S.1, The National and International Studio Program unites professional artists from varied cultural and aesthetic backgrounds. In 2002-2003, P.S.1’s International Studio Program will include Australia, Austria, Belgium (Flanders), Croatia, France, Berlin, Italy, Japan, Korea, Northern Ireland, Spain, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and the Republic of Ireland. If you are from one of these countries and wish to apply for a studio, please refer to the International Contact Information on the website. International artists are selected by panel review in both sponsoring country and by a second jury in May of each year at P.S.1 in New York. Only American citizens and permanent residents may apply for the National Studio Program. Proof of IRS status may be requested upon selection. Applicants may not be enrolled in any arts degree program; students must have completed their studies before the studio award begins in September of each year. National studio artists are awarded rent-free studio space for one year at The Clocktower Gallery at 108 Leonard Street in lower Manhattan.
A selection panel made up of artists, curators, writers and one member of the P.S.1 staff is convened each spring to review applications. Each year, over five hundred applications are received for the seven available National studios. For an updated application, please download it off the website. Materials must be postmarked by April 16, 2003. P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center Studio Program - 22-25 Jackson Ave. - Long Island City, NY 11101 - t: 718 784 2084/ f: 718 482 9454 rachael@ps1.org www.ps1.org
The Djerassi Resident Artists Program is one of the original eighteen American organizations of its sort selected to be a founding member of the Alliance of Artists' Communities, a natiowide consortium and professional organization for the field, formed in September 1992
Residencies are awarded competitively, at no cost, to national and international artists in the disciplines of choreography, literature, music composition, visual arts, and media arts/new genres. We seek applications from emerging and mid-career artists, for whom appointments as resident artists may make a significant difference to their careers, as well as from established artists with national and/or international reputations. Applicants are evaluated by panels of arts professionals in each category. Those selected are offered living and studio space for four to five week sessions during the season which runs from mid-March through mid-November.
Djerassi Resident Artists Program 2325 Bear Gulch Road Woodside, CA 94062
Phone: (650) 747-1250 Fax: (650) 747-0105 Email : drap@djerassi.org www.djerassi.org
McColl Center for Visual Art Artist-in-Residence
Artist-in-Residence Program
McColl Center for Visual Art is committed to the development of new ideas and the enhancement of contemporary visual art. McColl Center sees its programming efforts mutually benefiting artists, the community, and learners of all ages. Combining a regional identity with a national and international outlook, McColl Center is a laboratory where visual artists and other creative thinkers work, develop ideas, and conduct research.
McColl Center for Visual Art is seeking applications from artists interested in participating in its residency program. Artists are selected for either a Fall 2005 session (Sept-November) or Winter 2006 session (Jan-March). Artists-in-Residence participate in McColl Center for Visual Art's open houses, artist forums, outreaches, workshops, and interact with regional, national, and international artists who are in residence. Artists are provided with a 230-700 sq ft studio and have twenty four hour access to the Center's facility including a media lab, machine, metal and woodshop, dark room, printmaking studio, and blacksmith shop and an off-site ceramics facility. In addition to the use of these extraordinary facilities, each artist is given housing accommodations, a travel allowance, $2,000 for materials, and a stipend of $3,300.
A panel comprised of artists, curators, and arts professionals will select artists based on the quality of their work, professional commitment, and interest in participating in a stimulating and creative environment.
Deadline for applications in our office is May 3, 2004, 5PM. Applications that are late, incomplete, or postmarked on or after May 3 will not be reviewed.
McColl Center for Visual Art Attn: Artist-in-Residence Program 721 North Tryon Street Charlotte, NC 28202 dmcneil@mccollcenter.org http://www.mccollcenter.org
Since the beginning of 2003, four live/work studios have been available in quartier21 to international artists who do not normally reside in Austria. Two of the studios are located on the top floor of the Oval Wing (approx. 43 square meters each) and two are in Courtyard 7 (77 and 53 square meters), architectural concept: BEHF.
These studios will be predominantly linked to the cultural providers of quartier21. In addition, the studios can be allocated to unaffiliated applicants and applicants recommended by other cultural institutions.
The objective of this program is to expand the role of the MuseumsQuartier Wien as one of the world's largest contemporary cultural complexes over the medium and long term, above all through the active and continuous involvement of international creative artists, and to promote international cultural exchange, in particular with Austria's direct neighbours and other European countries - mrapp@mqw.at http://quartier21.mqw.at/artist-in-residence_en.html
Information : MuseumsQuartier E+B Ges.- Mag. Michaela Rapp, Koordination quartier21-Museumsplatz 1-A-1070 Wien-Austria-tel +43-1-523 58 81-fax +49-1-523 58 86
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Le Quai-Ecole des Beaux-Arts Résidences de 6 mois dans le cadre des Pépinières Européennes pour jeunes artistes. Sérigraphie, art et cinéma. |
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Ecole Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Strasbourg |
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CEAAC-Centre Européen d'Actions Artistiques Contemporaines |
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Association Pollen Jeunes plasticiens de toutes nationalités-réalisation un projet spécifique ou pousuivre une recherche personnelle. Disposition d'un atelier individuel et d'un logement équipé, allocation d'une bourse de séjour et de travail. Séjour 3 mois |
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Le Creux de l'enfer |
Frédéric Bouglé |
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Basse-Normandie |
Station Mir |
David Dronet, conseiller artistique. |
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CAC-Centre d'Art Contemporain
Appartement/résidence sur projet avec le CAC. Aide à la production. |
7 passage de la Poste BP 94 |
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Bourgogne |
Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts Résidences d'artistes tous les deux ans, liées à la programmation d'une galerie de l'Ecole. |
Jean-Philippe Vienne |
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Centre d'art contemporain-Parc Saint-Léger |
Danièle Yvergniaux-Quéau |
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Bretagne |
Centre d'art contemporain / Domaine de Kerguéhennec |
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Ateliers d'artistes de Pont-Aven |
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CAMAC/centre d'art. marnay art center |
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Atelier Calder |
Alfred Pacquement, Association pour l'animation de l'atelier Calder |
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Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts et des Arts Appliqués à l'Industrie |
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Ecole Municipale des Beaux-Arts |
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Ile-de-France |
Centre d'Art Contemporain-Credac |
Madeleine Van Doren, directrice |
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Cité internationale des Arts |
Mme Félix Brunau, présidente |
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La Caserne |
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Languedoc-Rousillon |
Association Villa Saint-Clair |
Jacques Fournal, directeur |
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Centre de Sculpture |
Louise Romain, directrice |
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Limousin |
Appelboom et Mouvance |
La Pommerie |
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Lorraine |
Acte-Association Culturelle et Technique Erckmann-Chatrian |
Nicolas Bertrand |
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Midi-Pyrénées |
Centre Léonard de Vinci. ENAC (Ecole Nationale de l'Aviation Civile) |
Liberto Pérez, directeur |
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Cimaise et Portique |
Jackie-Ruth Meyer, Jean-Claude Lattes, directeurs artistiques |
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Ateliers des Arques |
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Nord-Pas-de-Calais |
MAJT-Maison d'Accueil des Jeunes Travailleurs |
Bruno Liénard |
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Maison de la Faïence |
Philippe Massardier |
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Musée-Atelier du Verre |
Anne Vaulatum |
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Sandrine Herhin |
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Atelier du FRAC des pays de la Loire |
Jean-François Taddéi
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Le Crestet Centre d'Art
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Espace de l'Art Concret |
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The Camargo Foundation maintains a study center in Cassis, France, for the benefit of scholars who wish to pursue projects in the humanities and social sciences related to French and francophone cultures. The Foundation also sponsors creative projects by writers, visual artists, photographers, video artists, filmmakers, media artists and composers. |
Cornelia Higginson & Leon Selig, Co-Directors 1, Avenue Jermini 13260 Cassis, France Tél: 33 4 42 01 11 57, Fax: 33 4 42 01 36 57 |
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The Camargo Foundation
The Camargo Foundation, founded by Jerome Hill, is a residential and cultural center in Cassis, France. The Foundation offers an interdisciplinary residency fellowship program for scholars pursuing studies in the humanities and social sciences related to French and francophone cultures as well as for composers, writers, and visual artists pursuing creative projects. Residencies are one semester (either early-September to mid-December or mid-January to the end of May) and accompanied by a stipend. During the summer months, the Foundation welcomes group residencies. Throughout the year, the Foundation organizes and hosts cultural events such as indoor and outdoor concerts, seminars, exhibits, and literary festivals.
Applications for residency fellowships for the Camargo Foundation 2008 fall semester and 2009 spring semester are available via this link.
The deadline for submitting applications is January 12, 2008.
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Residences from 2 weeks to 3 months; 150 m² exhibition space )- Lodging bed an breakfast - Partners such as the Exeter Museum and the Center for Contempory Art will help in looking for finance. |
Tom Trevor, Zoe Shearman
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6 studio's for foreign artists Available : photographical laboratory and shops for wood and metal works Stay : varies between 4 and 9 months from October to July (selection of candidates is held in January and February). Arrangements can be made for an exhibition programm for 4 to 5 exhibitions at their 2.000 m² space. |
David Gilmour-Olivia Plender 50, Bermondsey Street, Londres, SE13UD F 0044 71 357 0250 |
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The Warehouse Artists Studios |
Renting of 28 studios for 52 Pounds per month. |
Jullian Charrot
Haslip's Opening, Devonshire Street, Norwich, Norfolk NR2 4QX F 0044 1603 627 140 |
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2 studios for sculpture and installations 1 studio for 2-dimensional work Stay : 3 months |
Anna Kindersley-Alessio Antiolli 155, Vauxhall Street, The Oval,
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11 studios at 33 Pounds per month Boarding can be found through local artists. Stay : to be discussed |
Mike Chapman Sint Etheldreda's church, King Street, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 2DF |
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The Florence trust Studios |
12 studios with exhibition space Stay : 11 months No boarding possible. |
Rod McIntosh
Sint Saviour's, Aberdeen Park, Highbury, Londres, N5 2AR |
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Norwich Gallery
EAST international Art and Design |
Organization of an international exhibition with 25 selected artists - selected artists will be invited for 1 week to realize ou install their work of art - 5 out of 25 will be granted financial assistance in order to develop a project besides the exhibition Norwich Gallery will finance travelexpenses boarding, part of the material and a grant. Application deadline : December |
Lynda Morris
Sint George street, Norwich NR3 1BB F 0044 1603 615 728 |
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2 large studios close by a sculpture shop and an exhibition space
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Kay Campbell
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Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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Promotion of moderne and contemporary sculpture Sculpture shops on site as well as lodging. Stay : 1 to 3 months For financial contribution contact the YSP. |
Sarah Collins
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Queen Street Studio
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21 studios for painters 6 studios for digital art gallery Stay : 2 months to 1 year Expenses paid by the organisation. Possibility for a grant. |
Colin McGookin
37-39, Queen Street, Belfast BT1 6EA, Northern Ireland F 0044 2890 330 910 |
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Kettles's Yard Artist Fellowship |
1 seperated studio and 1 lodging Period : 1.10 tot 30.06 Grant : 13.000 pounds For experienced artists Exhibition will be organized |
Michael Harrison
Castle Street, Cambridge, CB3 OAQ F 0044 1223 324 377 |
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Akademie Schloss Solitude
The Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart is a relatively young institution and regards itself as part of this support system. It lays particular store by the fact that it is an international and inter-disciplinary cultural institution which brings together artistic production, theoretical reflection, and the public in novel ways.The following art fields are represented at the Akademie Schloss Solitude : The fine arts (incl. sculpture, painting, installation); the performing arts (incl. acting, directing, dramaturgy, set design, dance, choreography, puppetry); design and architecture; literature (incl. poetry, prose, drama, essay, translation); music (incl. composition, interpretation, singing); video, film and the new media.
Scholarships are granted anew every 18 months. Not only artists can apply but also scholars and theoreticians in the respective disciplines (for example, musicology, art theory).
For the tenth time the international residency program Akademie Schloss Solitude - located in Stuttgart, Germany – is inviting artists to live and work at Solitude for six or twelve months. International artists are invited to apply from the following disciplines: fine arts, video/film/new media, music, literature, performing arts, design and architecture.
A total of 45 studios and apartments are available for emerging artists up to 35. Artists over 35 can apply for a project grant. Financed by the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, Akademie Schloss Solitude is located on the grounds of a baroque castle in the outskirts of Stuttgart with access to public transportation.
Application deadline (postmark): April 30.2002 for the year 2003/2004.
Künstlerhaus Bethanien
Office for Contemporary Art Norway
Berlin, Germany
In 2009/2010, Office for Contemporary Art Norway offers a studio grant for a
Norwegian artist at the International Studio Program Künstlerhaus Bethanien,
Berlin. The artist will by selected by a jury which includes a representative
from Künstlerhaus Bethanien Berlin, together with the Jury Members selected by
the Office for Contemporary Art Norway. The studio is granted for a period of 12
months to a Norwegian artist: 1 December 2009–15 November 2010. The recipient
artist will receive a grant of NOK 137 500 from Office for Contemporary Art
Norway. The artist must meet all other travel and living expenses. During the
residency, the artist will be offered an exhibition at Künstlerhaus Bethanien.
IERLAND-IRLANDE-IRELAND
The Artists’ Work Programme is the Irish Museum of Modern Art’s studio/residency programme which operates in converted coach houses adjacent to the main Museum building. The Programme provides opportunities for artists to research and develop their work practice, and is open to artists of all nationalities working in any medium by application or invitation. There are two submission dates every year - the 31st of March and the 30th of September.
Irish Museum of Modern Art Royal Hospital Military Road Kilmainham Dublin 8 Ireland
Telephone : +353-1-612 9900 Fax : +353-1-612 9999 Email Site
Participants: painters, photographers, ceramics, textileworkers, sculptors, installation artists, drawers, printmakers, art critics, poets, writers, and everyone interested in an exchange of intellectual and artistic experience, acquaintance with the Lithuanian culture and traditions.
Location : Europos Parkas, Open-Air Museum of the Centre of Europe and Residency Centre, Vilnius, Lithuania
Duration : four-week long residencies six times a year from May to October.
Details : While in Lithuania residents are guided to the places that clearly reveal the peculiarities of the country. If artists, they can develop an individual project that may include the creation of a new work or pursuit of
their individual artistic goals. The opportunity to communicate with the local communities and visit studios of Lithuanian artists is offered.
Seminars, discussion and slide presentations are organized during the program. The program is very flexible, the aim is to enable every resident to discover new ideas and inspirations and to spend wonderful time in Lithuania.
Information: Gintaras Karosas, president, Europos Parkas, Joneikiskiu k., 4013 Vilnius r., Lithuania. Tel/fax: (3702) 377 077, E-mail Site
Deadlines: two months before each residency starts. Early application is strongly encouraged.
The Pouche Cove Foundation
Since 1990, the Pouch Cove Foundation has provided live/work space to visiting artists from around the world.
Our program provides artists with a calendar month's residency either on the edge of the North Atlantic in Pouch Cove or overlooking the Bay of Islands in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada.
The residency includes exclusive use of one of the four furnished studio/residences each of which is about 1000 square feet.
The over 240 residencies the Foundation has hosted to date (2001) have inspired and informed the wide range of visual artists who have had the opportunity to participate.
While the Foundation's principle area of interest has been painting (in all its forms) we have hosted curators, installation artists, printmakers, and sculptors. The Foundation is particularly interested in hosting groups of artists working toward specific exhibition opportunities. Part of the pleasure of our program is the casual nature of the place, not only do we provide unique settings for residences, but we provide a break from everyday routine and obligations thereby permitting greater creativity. What was started by the Baird family by accident has become an important part of Newfoundland's culture. In fact numerous former residents have acquired homes in the province and become part and full time Newfoundlanders! The residency building is located in the centre of the town and is a fully equipped artists retreat. It boasts a panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean, which is literally at your doorstep. The weather is very unpredictable and while we think of it as a moderate maritime climate, visitors are surprised of the coolness. In the spring there are icebergs right outside the window, and during the summer, whales are visible from the studios. The fall has the most consistently good weather, and in the winter, the heavy seas are a site to behold, occasionally leaving salt spray on the windows.
The residency itself is a converted restaurant building. Across the street is a convenience store which can provide the basic food requirements. The town hall, fire station, and library are also close by.
Each studio is 1,200 square feet, each with it's own separate entrance.
The Upper Studio has one bedroom with double bed, a bathroom with bathtub (no shower), and a very large open kitchen with fridge, stove and long counters.
The Lower Studio has two bedrooms with double beds, a bathroom with shower (no bathtub), and a small kitchen with apartment size fridge, stove and counter.
Pouch Cove Foundation 221 Duckworth Street St. John's, Newfoundland A1C 1G7 Canada
For further information contact: director@pouchcove.org Site
Foundation and Center for Contemporary Art - Praque
Foundation and Center for Contemporary Art Prague ,Jelení 9, 118 00, Praha 1, Czech Republic
Phone: (+420 2) 2437 3178, 3335 1359, Fax: (+420 2) 5732 0640 ,e-mail : fcca@fcca.cz - http://www.fcca.cz
The Bubec Sculpture Studio (sochařské studio Bubec) is an independent artist's cooperative project that was founded in March 2000 at Řeporyje in the Prague 5 district. Řeporyje is an old village founded in the 11th century located in the southwest corner of Prague in the vicinity of Prokopské valley, one of the rare and beautiful natural reserves of Prague. The Bubec Studio is designed for artists who require facilities suitable for focused monumental sculpture work and who are particularly interested in meeting members of the Czech and international artists' community and working in a new environment.
For more information contact :Sculpture Studio Bubec, Radouňova 1, 155 00, Praha 5, Czech Republic
Tel/fax: +420 2 5162 5815, E-mail: info@bubec.cz
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Jeleni studio - Prague
Located in the Prague Castle area, the CCA-Prague offers a studio program to international artists and art scholars at a small studio (20 m2) on the ground floor of the CCA building. The Jeleni studio program is designed for visiting artists from abroad who are working on a specific project and who are interested in becoming acquainted with the Czech Republic, the city of Prague and its people and culture. The visiting artists have use of the adjacent garden, contemporary art documentation and resource library and laboratory for new media art, all located on the premises. Artists may apply for an exhibition of their works realized during the residency period at the Jelení Gallery and scholars are encouraged to give a presentation of their works as part of our lecture program. Accommodation in a shared apartment is provided separately. The residency period is set at two months and operates year round.
For further information please contact Dana Recmanova, CCA-Prague Jeleni 9, 118 00 Prague 1, Czech Republic, tel (420 2) 2437 3178, 3335 1359, fax (420 2) 5732 0640 E-mail: scca@fcca.cz, Site
Èimelice Castle
Cimelice Castle is an international artist in residency program that takes place each summer, with two, 2-month long sessions held from June through September, in a small Baroque castle located in the center of the Czech country side, 80 kilometers south of Prague. The program is designed for artists who require facilities suitable for focused work and who are particularly interested in meeting other members of the international artists' community. Informal orientation meetings are organized throughout the residence, introducing the
ARTISTS RESIDENCIES and FILM FEST, BALATONFURED, HUNGARY 2008
Dates: to be advised
Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc.® (HMC), non-profit organization, invites interested visual artists and writers to submit application for its residency programs in Balatonfured, Hungary. Its principal focus is an international residency program to which artists from around the world are invited. The goal is to provide a supportive community with uninterrupted time to work. Exhibitions will be arranged at Balatonfured Gallery .Also, every two years we are organizing an exhibition for the participants at Vizivarosi Gallery in Budapest. For more info and
application form please contact us.
Eligibility: Open to all professional artists, writers, painters, photographers,video...
Juried Slides: Work will be juried by 35mm slides in standard mounts (no glass). Label slides with name, title of work, medium, dimensions, top and date of work. Slides of accepted work will be retained for permanent file.
Request entry form on email: bszechy@yahoo.com
Request entry form on mail (SASE): HMC P.O.Box 141374, DALLAS, TX 75214
Request entry form on web: www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com
entry forms for film fest and residencies on web: www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com
visiting artists to people from the local arts scene; with one larger Open House full day event where the artists in residence are required to present their works - completed or in progress - to a wider public. For international participants the residency includes a one-week visit to Prague where they can become acquainted with Prague's rich cultural life.
Financial Aid : Participants are strongly encouraged to seek funding from state and private institutions in their countries to cover the above fee. The CCA-Prague is available for guidance and fee exemptions in special cases. The CCA does offer a limited number of stipends for artists from the Czech Republic and Central and Eastern Europe. (For artists from Central and Eastern Europe, funding covers travel costs, studio, accommodation, one week stay in Prague and financial stipend of 16.000 CZK for the two-month period.) Artists can also apply for a fully funded stipend at Cimelice Castle through the UNESCO-ASCHBERG Bursaries for Artists program (separate applications forms are available through the UNESCO International Fund for the Promotion of Culture, 1 rue Moillis, 75732 Paris Cedex 15, France, email:
The Annual application deadline is January 31st for International applicants, February 20th for artists from Central and Eastern Europe and March 31st for Czech applicants.
For further information please contact : Dana Recmanova, CCA-Prague Jeleni 9, 118 00 Prague 1, Czech Republic, tel (420 2) 2437 3178, 3335 1359, fax (420 2) 5732 0640 E-mail: scca@fcca.cz, http://www.fcca.cz
Akiyoshidai International Art Village Residence Program
The Residence Support Program is carried out with the aim of supporting young artists and those who research arts to expand their activities and studies. All the artists are strictly selected by the Selection Committee of the Residence Program of Akiyoshidai International Art Village. Four artists are to be chosen to join the program. The artists are required to participate in the program to exhibit their creative activities to the public while they stay in the village. They can freely exhibit their works, for example by giving a lecture, having an exhibition, workshop or opening the studio to the public.
Residency period : January 12 - March 15, 2005
Acceptable applicants : young artists -No limitation on the deciplines of art -If applying as a group, two people are maximum in each groups.
Deadline : July 12th, 2004 (not later than)
Result : end of August
Applications & Inquiries should be addressed to :
Ryutaro INAMOTO - Akiyoshidai International Art Village Residence Program:Trans_2004-2005 - 50 Akiyoshi, Shuho-cho, Mine-gun, Yamaguchi 754-0511 Japan Tel 0837- Mail Site
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Kamiyama Artist-in-Residence (KAIR) Program
The community is searching for an artist who looks to the future and at the same time can appreciate the beauty of the Japanese countryside. The purpose of this project is to invite someone who can work not only in the field of art but through dialogue and art work can help the local residents make new discoveries, have a new appreciation for art, and learn about culturally related ideas.
The committee is looking for an artist whose personal contact with the "tangible and intangible Kamiyama Town" will be expressed in his/her art and noticeable in his/her conversations with residents. In other words, the desire is for an artist who can impact on the community.
Period of Invitation : September 30th-November 10th 2003 (42 days)
Email: kyoiku@town.kamiyama.tokushima.jp Or ominami@attglobal.net
web site http://www.town.kamiyama.tokushima.jp/
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Japanese / non-Japanese 4-6 Artists - Age: 20-30 |
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Tokyo |
Visual arts |
Japanese / non-Japanese 1-5 (Artists, Curators, Researchers) |
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Fujino Fujino-cho |
Tukui-gun Kanagawa Pre |
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Japanese / non-Japanese, 13 Artists |
2 months |
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Kanazawa Ishikawa Pref. |
Visual arts |
Foreign artist: 1 |
30 days
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Ogaki, Gifu Pref |
Media arts |
Japanese / non-Japanese
1-2 Artists |
6 months
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Seto, Aichi Pref. |
Ceramics, Glass |
Japanese / non-Japanese 8 Artists |
30-45 days | |
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Shigaraki-cho, Shiga Pref. |
Ceramics |
Japanese / non-Japanese
Guest artists : 2 weeks-2 months Studio artists: Age: 20-45 |
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ART-EX |
Osaka-fu |
Visual arts |
Invitation: 4 countries of Europe, 1 artist for each |
3 months |
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Tsuna-cho, Tsuna-gun, Hyogo Pref |
Watercolor Multi-colored Printed Book Woodblock Creation Prints |
Japanese / non-Japanese, 5-6 Artists Age: 30-50 |
2 months | |
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Shuho-cho, Mine-gun, Yamaguchi Pref. |
Visual arts, Music, Performing arts |
10 Artists, Japanese / non-Japanese |
2 months | |
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Shionoe-cho, Kagawa-gun, Kagawa Pref. |
Photography |
Japanese artists: 15 / non-Japanese artists:15 Age: under 30 |
2 weeks | |
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Kamiyama-cho, Myozai-gun, Tokushima Pref. |
Visual arts |
Japanese artist:1 / non-Japanese artists:2 |
40 days | |
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Maejima Art Center |
Visual arts, Performing arts |
Nationality: All, 1 artist Age: over 20 |
October - March | |
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Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Pref. |
Contemporary art |
Nationality: All, 30 individuals |
May-March |
Cittadellarte
Art students and young artists will have the opportunity of introducing their creative work to larger shares of the social context. The residents will live and work in the buildings of Cittadellarte, a remarkable architectural example of industrial archaeology. Apart from attending courses, workshops, public meetings and exhibitions, they will also share the behavioural experience of living within a collective community.
Each year a maximum of twenty seats will be assigned. To take part in the selection, candidates must send their ideas, projects and documentation of the activities they have carried out in their field.
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The application must include: application form
Each participant has to pay an amount of Euro 1600,00 for the four monts residence.
The fee includes : - seminars for the entire 4 month period - Workshop attendance- technical and didactic support materials- participation to the activities of Cittadellarte- board and lodging in the seat of the Fondazione.
Info : UNIDEE in Residence - Cittadellarte - Fondazione Pistoletto - Via Serralunga, 27 - 13900 Biella - Italia
tel. +39 015 28400 fax +39 015 2522540 unidee@cittadellarte.it www.cittadellarte.it
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"understanding
of world cultures"
The Hungarian Multicultural Center, Inc.® (HMC), 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization, invites interested visual artists, writers, performers to submit
application for its residency program in Budapest, Hungary.
HMC is dedicated to promoting international art and the understanding of world
cultures, through high quality art exhibitions, cultural exchanges and related
educational programs. Based in Dallas and Budapest, the organization operates
throughout the world. Its principal focus is an international residency program
to which artists from around the world are invited. The goal is to provide a
supportive community with uninterrupted time to work.
The residencies offer participants to interact with other artists representing a
variety of cultures and backgrounds. Accepted applicants are expected to speak
and understand English. Approximately 6 artists are invited for each session.
The residence offers shared room/bath as living quarters. Studio, room,
workshop, exhibition, seminar and gallery tour are included in the cost. For
performers organize theaters.
Program dates:
Tuesday May 11, 2010 - Thursday, June 3, 2010 --Deadline (must be received) by
February 6. 2010*
Tuesday, June 8, 2010 - Thursday, July 1, 2010 --Deadline (must be received)
by March 6. 2010*
Tuesday, July 6, 2010 - Thursday, July 29, 2010 --Deadline (must be received) by
March 6. 2010*
Tuesday, August 3, 2010 - Thursday August 26, 2010 --Deadline (must be
received) by March 6. 2010*
Wednesday, September 22, 2010 - Tuesday, October 05, 2010 --Deadline (must be
received) by June 16. 2010*
Monday, December 27, 2010 - Tuesday, January 11, 2011 --Deadline (must be
received) by September 6. 2010*
For questions, application form please write to Beata Szechy
bszechy@yahoo.com
http://www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com
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