OPEN CALL FOR D+C FAMILY FOUNDATION RESIDENCE PROGRAM
D+C Family Foundation created a special space for artists who wish to get to know the vibrant scene of the visual arts in Miami. Their house-studio invites artists for periods between 6 to 12 weeks. Application process opens four times a year exclusively for visual artists.
Candidates will be chosen from the pool through an evaluation performed by a committee, consisting of the owners of D+C, its director, and an advisory board. Candidates will be notified three months in advance.
Along with the application, participants must include: an updated resume; photos or videos of recent works; a detailed description of the Project that will be developed within the residence (including sketches, if necessary).
An economic stipend will be given, and the guest can determine its use, in an amount considered to be sufficient for food, transportation and the materials required depending on the proposal’s complexity. D+C cannot guarantee a Visa to enter the United States, and so priority will be given to artists who already have or do not need one.
The works of art produced during the residence period will be placed within an art gallery or cultural space in the city, with the ultimate goal of exposing and promoting it to the art community. The resident must sign an agreement, accepting that the works produced will remain in Miami for the six months following the end of the residence period.
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