Residences

David Castillo gallery announces Pepe Mar's summer residency in the Miami Design District, which is supported by Claire Breukel, Craig Robins, and Dacra. During this three-month studio residency, Pepe Mar presents Origin, an exhibition of new collage and assemblage works.

From October 1 to December 20, the Buenos Aires-based artist’s first solo exhibition in the UK moves away from representation, instead creating sensorial experiences with the potential to induce a radical transformation of the self and others.

As part of its 10th anniversary, the No Lugar gallery in Quito opens the doors of its residence for artists affected by the Covid-19 crisis.

They support young Peruvian artists by providing access and grants to internationally renowned residencies, and seek to create spaces for dialogue and artistic exchange to promote knowledge, reflection and commitment to contemporary art.

Residencia de Al Lado is a family project dedicated to foster the interaction between international artist and the peruvian art scene. Located in a very quiet neighborhood in Lima, the residency offers to international artists a serene place to live, investigate, explore Lima and produce his/her art work.

Bolivian artist Sandra De Berduccy, known in the media arts as "Aruma", will soon participate in the 2020 version of the International Artists Residency Program of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Boulder + Swoon 2020, in Colorado, United States.

The SFU School for the Contemporary Arts presents Uruguayan artist Alejandro Cesarco as the SCA’s 2020 Spring Audain Visual Artist in Residence.

The call for Sector 04's  Residence "Waiting for the Future" is open. If you are an artist, scientist, sociologist, creative or activist, look out the proposal of Gabriela Gabelich and Laura Bonifasi to develop artistic urban planning and sustainability solutions in the Rosario City.

Registrations are open for CRUDO Residences 2019! Located in the heart of Rosario City (Santa Fe, Argentina), place of numerous contemporary artists of great recognition, CRUDO invites national and international artists to participate in its four residential programs of 2019.

On the eve of its ninth edition, SOMA opens the registration for its Educational Program 2019. Conceived as a space for dialogue, training and exchange for artists from around the world, SOMA Educational Program seeks to develop the necessary tools contemporary art narratives and practices.

Within the framework of what it was Madrid Gallery Weekend 2018, Elena Azzedin – AADK Spain curator and Residency Program Director- and gallerist Blanca Soto presented Spy holl exhibition by the Spanish artist Sergio Sotomayor. Showing that contemporary art creation centers are no longer limited to large cities, the residential program of AADK Spain has been developed for four years in the rural area of ​​Blanca, Murcia (Spain). "At the present time it is necessary to think from the local to the global", explains Azzedin.

Convocada por FLORA ars+natura –como parte del programa Escuela Abierta-, el espacio de Bogotá especializado en arte y naturaleza, la bailarina María José Arjona reflexionará sobre las relaciones entre el cuerpo, el archivo y la memoria: procesos donde el cuerpo actúa tanto como traductor como contenedor.

The Van Eyck Residence 2018 opened its call. Until October 1st, all those artists, photographers, designers, curators, writers and critics who wish to participate are invited to apply for the residency at the Van Eyck Academy.

Palacio Piedras Residence (RPP) is a residence by invitation and without ends of work integrated into the annual program of exhibitions during the month of July. The residence proposes to rethink the exhibition space as it self. To do so, the organizers of the same invite an artist to occupy the gallery for a month, transforming the area of ​​reflection and production. The residence is designed to go through any stage of the process in which the artist is: research, experimentation, production, introduction, blocking and even leisure.

The Argentine artist Miguel Angel Ríos shows the result of his production as part of his stay in Lima participating in the Residencia de Al Lado . The Residence is a project carried out by the patrons and collectors Alberto and Ginette Rebaza.

Y.ES Arts Writers Grant is dedicated to promoting arts criticism and arts coverage of contemporary creative practice in and about El Salvador. This year, one $500 grant is awarded to a writer from anywhere in the world to produce an article to be published in the December issue of Arte al Día International magazine.

Marking the first Central American regional exchange, this YES art trip focused on bringing Guatemalan art professionals working with, and interested in, contemporary artists in El Salvador.

The Summer Studio Residency program at San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) combines the benefits of a prestigious artist’s residency with the rigor of graduate-level study in the arts

The Istituzione Bologna Musei – MAMbo announces the 2018/19 edition of the ROSE Residency Programme for artists.
ROSE has the aim to promote the international mobility of contemporary art and support its most current and creative expressions.

Fundación Botín offers eight grants aimed at artists from any nationality, with funding of 23,000 EUR each and a duration of nine months

The Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID) is organizing an itinerant and international art installation called Paseo de las Américas, which will be produced at the beginning of 2018 and which will consist of an artistic installation of more than 150 works that show the immense artistic creativity of the hemisphere and the relationship between art and development.

The Ruskin MFA is an intensive, interdisciplinary program in contemporary art, based at an intimate art school within one of the world’s leading research universities.

UMBC’s Intermedia + Digital Arts (IMDA) MFA program invites interdisciplinary artists seeking to expand or reinvent their practice to apply. 

The Hunter College MFA in Studio Art is an affordable three-year program designed to offer broad opportunities for artists to develop their work and an ongoing studio practice in an environment that encourages experimentation, production, and critical dialogue. 

Today, an international expert jury announced A.K. Burns, Jamal Cyrus and Mariela Scafati as the shortlisted artists showing in Positions, the sector for emerging artists at Art Basel's show in Miami Beach. The three shortlisted artists are now invited to develop a proposal for their ideal journey, with the winner to be announced in early 2018.

For more than a year, an artist integrates in the city of Miami Beach, helping to develop his flexibility plan. The artist must have the opportunity to help solve the problems of coastal flooding to homes and public transportation, among others.

SOMA Summer is a unique eight-week program for international artists, curators, critics, and art historians, conducted in English in Mexico City.