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Muncie, IN - PlySpace is a new artist-in-residence program in Muncie, Indiana, that is...
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Arteles, one of the largest residency programs in Scandinavia, does not shy away from drawing attention to the challenging seasons of their southern Finland post. Last year they devoted a full residency session to the Scandinavian winter, asking artists to develop work engaging themes of widespread darkness and chilly silence. A description of the main studio warns artists that using the space during the winter months may modify...
CEC ArtsLink is looking for residency programs interested in hosting 2015 ArtsLink Fellows for five-week residencies. US cultural organizations are encouraged to apply to host these international artists and arts managers in the performing arts and literature from October 8 to November 11, 2015. International and domestic travel and visas are arranged and covered by CEC ArtsLink. ...
What is the road between a first idea and the launch of a new residency program? In LAUNCH PAD we are checking in with Emerging Program Institute alums and Emerging Program Members to hear about the challenges, triumphs, and many surprises on the road to launching a residency.
Signal Culture was launched in 2012 by Jason Bernagozzi, Debora Bernagozzi & Hank Rudolph as a residency for experimental media art where innovative artists,...
Hyde Park Art Center (HPAC) and Project Row Houses have announced 2:2:2 Exchange - a new program that will facilitate an interchange between two artists. In the first year of the program, Houston-based artist Rosine Kouamen will participate in a residency at Hyde Park Art Center and Chicago-based artist Maria Gaspar will travel to Project Row Houses. The residencies will be staggered, with each artist acting as a guide and connector for the other. The exchange aims to...
How can residencies bring reimagined relevance, audiences and pathways for future development to historic properties? How do residencies that are embedded in public spaces support artists in open-ended creative inquiry, while also serving an institution’s public mission and engagement in important social themes?
Using the recent work with Pond Farm as a lens, AAC Executive Director Caitlin Strokosch takes on these questions in the Winter issue of the...
