A Studio In The Woods
Ebb & Flow residency
Deadline: May 17 2013
Ebb & Flow is a 5-week residency based on the premise that Southern Louisiana can be seen as a microcosm of the global environment, manifesting both the challenges and possibilities inherent in human interaction with the urban and natural ecosystems. We ask artists to describe in detail how the region will affect their work, to propose a public component to their residency and to suggest ways in which they will engage with the local community.
Studio information:
There is a private studio (approximately 185 square feet) furnished with a writing desk, an electric keyboard, ample wall and shelf space and a beautiful view of the pond and surrounding woods. This building has limited wireless access. There is a meadow and wooded land on the property available for outdoor installations, performances, or workspace. Nearby there are also many miles of public land on the Mississippi River levee and batture. Any additional equipment needed is the sole responsibility of the artist although the supply stipend may be applied to the purchase of needed materials.
Accommodation information:
The artists’ guest room with private entry and bath is located on the ground floor of the Carmichael’s rustic home beautifully handcrafted from recycled materials. There is air-conditioning in this sleeping area, but not in the other family living spaces. Meals: Residents have access to a full kitchen shared with the staff and are expected to prepare their own meals with groceries provided by ASITW.
Disciplines: Media Art, Literature, Multi Media, Music & sound art, Performing Arts, Visual Arts
Language: English
Location:
A Studio in the Woods, a program of Tulane University, located in 7.66 forested acres on the Mississippi River in New Orleans, is dedicated to preserving the endangered bottomland hardwood forest and providing within it a peaceful retreat where visual, literary and performing artists can work uninterrupted
Duration: 5 weeks. New Orleans artists are eligible for residencies from October – December 2013. National and international artists are eligible for residencies from January – April 2014
Paid by artist:
Residents are expected to cover personal living expenses, additional materials and supplies, and any other expenses relating to the cost of producing work incurred while in the program. Travel and shipping expenses to and from ASITW for the residency are also the responsibility of the artist.
Paid by host:
Recipients will be given $2000 as a stipend and $2000 towards materials. ASITW provides full room and board including food, utilities for living and studio space.
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
Artists should specify their preferred 5-week stretches and any “blackout” dates/obligations. Flexibility in your dates is appreciated as the Studio in the woods team tries to accommodate everyone’s schedules.
ARTIST ELIGIBILITY: Visual, musician/composing, performance, literary, new media, and interdisciplinary artists. Both established and emerging artists are encouraged to apply, but a rigorous work ethic and demonstrated commitment to environmental issues are expected. Students are not eligible.
SELECTION PROCESS: A multidisciplinary jury will judge proposals on the following criteria:
The creativeness and integrity of the proposal
Incorporation of the arts and other disciplines
Evidence of previous exploration of environmental topics
The proposal’s public component and its depth of engagement with the community
Creative use of ASITW resources including its natural environment and proximity to the Mississippi River
Please note that the fragile environment poses restrictions to what can happen on site. ASITW asks that proposals moderate the number of visitors, penetration of the woods, and use of natural found materials.
13401 Patterson Road
New Orlean, LA 70131
United States
Contact info
Telephone: +1 504 392 5359
Fax: +1 504 394 5977
Email: applications@astudiointhewoods.org
Website:
http://www.astudiointhewoods.org/
Casino Luxembourg
Forum d’art contemporain
Deadline: May 13 2013
Casino Luxembourg - Forum d’art contemporain hosts the project room @ aquarium, an artist-in-residency programme based in the so-called “Aquarium”, a 175 sqm steel and glass pavilion. This international residency programme, while welcoming proposals taking full advantage of the place’s very specific architecture, is encouraging applications aiming to stimulate exchange and debate in relation with the local context and socio-cultural issues in Luxembourg. Project room @ aquarium forms an integral part of the Casino Luxembourg’s agenda of exhibitions and events.
Furthermore to the work that the participants are asked to realise during their stay in Luxembourg, they are expected to participate in the activities of Casino Luxembourg on specific occasions to be defined with the Casino team. Their project will be exhibited over a period of two months at the end of the residency and documented in a publication.
Accommodation information:
Participants will be accommodated in a centrally located, self-sufficient flat in Luxembourg.
Language: English, French, German
Outcome:
Exhibition (6 weeks), publication
Duration: 2 months (winter: 13 January - 16 March 2014, spring: 5 May to 13 July 2014)
Paid by host:
financial and technical support
implementation of the artist’s project up to 10,000 euros
accommodation
travel costs
bulk sum of EUR 2,000 toward general expenses, to be paid in four instalments
artist fee of 1,500 euros at the end of the residency
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
The residency is open to all individuals or artists collectives wishing to develop their practice in a professional context by creating new work. Applicants are free to choose their means of artistic expression but must give documented proof of at least a three-year work and exhibition practice. Applicants should not be older than 40 years. In order to facilitate communication with the local scene, participants should be fluent in either English, French or German. All applicants must hold a valid visa for the duration of the residency.
41 rue Notre-Dame, 2240
LUXEMBOURG
Luxembourg
Contact info
Telephone: +352 22 5045
Fax: +352 22 9595
Email: christine.walentiny@casino-luxembourg.lu
Website:
http://www.casino-luxembourg.lu
Tree House Residency
Deadline: May 13 2013
The program is accepting applicants for 1 month stays from July 1- December 31
Treehouse residency is an unconventional residency program for artists, creatives, activists, thinkers, builders and makers. The residency is set in a homemade “tree house”- an indoor, lofted bed and living area set in an outcropping of a stairwell within a 7-person collective house in Bedstuy, Brooklyn. Hosts provide their residents with housing and free food throughout their residency. The stay at Tree House Residency is 100% free. The residents propose and work on a creative project that serves: the house, its inhabitants, its guests and/or its neighbors.
The household is a living and growing intentional community. The hosts are seeking residents who are not only interested pursuing a creative project, but who are also interested in exploring and experiencing life in their home as well. Staying with them is an opportunity to work on a living practice as well as a creative practice.
Technical information:
Tree House Residency is a 3 story home.
Studio information:
A desk, a table, the roof, the backyard.
Accommodation information:
An indoor lofted treehouse.
Disciplines: Applied Arts, Architecture, Dance, Street arts & circus, Drawing & Painting, Film, Jewellery, Media Art, Literature, Multi Media, Music & sound art, Photography, Visual Arts, Woodcraft
Founded: 2012
Language: English
Location:
Brooklyn, NY
Duration: 1 month
Paid by artist:
travel and visa costs
Paid by host:
all local costs (meals, lodging)
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
Please consult the Tree House residency website for further information about the kind of projects they are hosting and on how to apply.
Bedstuy
Brooklyn
United States
Contact info
Email: 268koz@gmail.com
Website:
http://www.treehouseresidency.org/
Ox-Bow, School of Art and Artists’ Residency
Deadline: May 10 2013
Ox-Bow is a 99-year old school of art and artists’ residency, located in Saugatuck, MI and affiliated with the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Ox-Bow offers one and two week residencies for emerging and professional artists from June-August, alongside a rigorous academic and studio program. In the fall, Ox-Bow dedicates itself to its residency program, offering 2-5 week residencies in a quiet, contemplative environment. Each week, Ox-Bow curates a community of engaged makers and thinkers to offer its artists the opportunity to re-imagine their own studio practice through a commitment to experimentation that is fostered by the safe community and environment on campus.
Studio information:
Each artist is provided with a individual studio within a larger group studio building. Artists in residence in our fall program may have access to classroom studios, given appropriate experience.
Accommodation information:
Each artist is provided with private bedroom, shared baths, and board includes all meals
Disciplines: Ceramics, Drawing & Painting, Glass, Performing Arts, Printmaking, Sculpture
Founded: 1910
Language: English
Location:
Ox-Bow is located on 115-acres of pristine natural woodlands, off the coast of Lake Michigan. The campus is comprised of mostly historic buildings, nestled by sand dunes, and a lagoon. Saugatuck is approximately 3-hours from Chicago.
Duration: Summer: 1 or 2 weeks; Fall: 2 to 5 weeks
Paid by artist:
Summer Residency for Arts Faculty: $550 for two weeks. Includes room and board and studio space. www.ox-bow.org/experience/residencies/summer-residency-for-arts-faculty
Summer Residency for MFA Students: $500 for two-three weeks. Includes room and board and studio space. www.ox-bow.org/experience/residencies/summer-mfa-residency
Fall: $250 per week. Includes room and board and studio space. www.ox-bow.org/experience/residencies/fall-artist-residency
36 South Wabash, 12th Floor 60603
Chicago, IL
United States
3435 Rupprecht Way
Saugatuck, MI 49453
United States
Contact info
Telephone: 312.629.6157
Fax: 312.629.6156
Email: program@ox-bow.org
Website:
http://www.ox-bow.org
4-month residency at the Museo d’Arte Contemporanea Roma
Deadline: June 16
MACRO, the Contemporary Art Museum of Rome is launching an open call for Italian and international artists to participate in its Artist-in-Residence programme 2013-2014.
Four galleries have been converted into one hundred square meters studios. Up to four artists have the opportunity to work in the museum for four months at the same time. Works created during this stay at MACRO will be shown for two months at the end of the residency.
The main goal of the residency program is to make MACRO a dynamic partner, in dialogue with the city of Rome. The museum thus becomes a place for artistic production and cultural promotion. The artists selected for the residencies are invited to realize site-specific and original works for MACRO’s spaces.
MACRO supports its artists in residence on a theoretical and practical level, depending on the artists’ specific demands, in addition to offering facilities such as a studio of 160 sq meters, accommodation for overseas artists within the museum (Italian artists get a lump sum for accommodation), and a work budget (€4.000).
Prerequisites:
Age between 25 and 45
No academic studies in progress
good number of major exhibitions, both personal and collective, on both national and international levels
Read more in the open call, and apply before June 16. Note that only postal applications will be accepted.
Download here the application form: http://museomacro.org/it/come-partecipare.
The Andy Warhol Foundation
The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant
for writers whose work addresses contemporary visual art
http://artswriters.org/index.php?action=home
Deadline: 05/15/13
The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program supports individual writers whose work addresses contemporary visual art through grants in the following categories: Article, Blog, Book, New and Alternative Media, and Short-Form Writing.
Grants range from $3,000 to $50,000, depending on the needs and scope of the project.
Designed to encourage and reward writing about contemporary art that is rigorous, passionate, eloquent, and precise, as well as to create a broader audience for arts writing, the Arts Writers Grant Program aims to strengthen the field as a whole and to ensure that critical writing remains a valued mode of engaging the visual arts.
Art Writing Workshop: In partnership with the International Association of Art Critics/USA Section, the Arts Writers Grant Program offers applicants consultations with leading art critics.
General eligibility
To be eligible for this grant, an arts writer must be:
an individual;
an art historian, artist, critic, curator, journalist, or practitioner in an outside field who is strongly engaged with the contemporary visual arts;
a U.S. citizen, permanent resident of the United States, or holder of an O-1 visa;
at least twenty-five years old;
a published author (specific publication requirements vary depending on grant category; see the “information by project type” section on the application page). Please note that work published in college newspapers and undergraduate student-run publications will not be considered toward this requirement.
An arts writer is NOT eligible for this grant if he or she is:
applying on behalf of an organization;
applying for a project in which his or her primary involvement will be as an editor;
a full-time student in a degree-granting program (with the exception of those students who are simultaneously maintaining professional careers as arts writers);
an artist writing an interpretive essay on his or her own work;
an artist whose proposed project does NOT directly address contemporary visual art (a piece of writing by an artist does not automatically qualify as “arts writing” in this context);
applying to write a series of articles;
applying to conduct a Q&A interview (or series of Q&A interviews);
applying to assemble an archive or database;
applying for a project on Andy Warhol;
applying for a project that will be published by a commercial gallery;
a grantee of the Arts Writers Grant Program
a current employee, consultant, board member, or funder of Creative Capital or the Warhol Foundation, or an immediate family member of such a person.
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
65 Bleecker Street 7th Floor
NY 100012 New York
USA
questions@artswriters.org
www.warholfoundation.org
Breadboard
Deadline: Received Friday, June 21, 2013
Breadboard is launching a dynamic public art residency program called Art Along the Avenue of Technology (AAAT), to explore the intersection of Art and Technology. Art Along the Avenue of Technology will engage a diverse range of community groups in the Greater Philadelphia region around an innovative artist residency program that will explore contemporary themes of public space, place-making and technology in an urban environment.
The Artist Residency will create innovative approaches to community engagement, activism and education through diverse applications of 21st century creative technologies while activating the Science Center’s campus along a five-block stretch of Market Street Corridor as a ‘project zone’ for community engagement and place-making activities. Through Art Along the Avenue of Technology, Breadboard will host one artist/collective in 2014.
Please have a look at BreadBoard website for the full submission guidelines. Note that a high budget is available for the artist/collective participating in the 6 to 8 months of AAAT.
Submissions must be received by University City Science Center no later than 4:30pm on Friday, June 21, 2013 (please note that this is NOT a postmark date). All applicants will receive confirmation once their materials are received. Materials should be sent to either:
University City Science Center
Attn: Dan Schimmel
3711 Market Street, Suite 800
Philadelphia, PA 19104
-or-
aaat@sciencecenter.org.
For further information, please visit BreadBoard website or contact Dan Schimmel at aaat@sciencecenter.org.
http://www.breadboardphilly.org/programs/art-along-the-avenue-of-technology
SZPILMAN AWARD 2013
Deadline: 09/30/13 - postmark
Awarded to works that exist only for a moment or a short period of time
The purpose of the award is to promote such works whose forms consist of ephemeral situations.
www.award.szpilman.de/informations.html
After first 10 years Szpilman Award goes into next decade with the new golden challenge cup!
The SZPILMAN AWARD is awarded to works that exist only for a moment or a short period of time. The purpose of the award is to promote such works whose forms consist of ephemeral situations.
Everyone can apply. Worldwide! There is no participation fee.
Closing date: September 30, 2013 (postmark)
The SZPILMAN AWARD is awarded to works that exist only for a moment or a short period of time.
The purpose of the award is to promote such works whose forms consist of ephemeral situations.
The prize winner receives the Jackpot Stipendium. This scholarship consists of three parts: A challenge cup, 10 days of accommodation in Cimochowizna (Poland) including journey, and a sum of money in cash.
The amount of money is dynamic. SZPILMAN is raising money parallel to the competition. The prize winner receives the money that is raised until September 30, 2013. The current score may be checked here (www.award.szpilman.de/jackpot )!
Szpilman Award
Patrick Koch
Auguststrasse 26a
10117 Berlin
Germany
award@szpilman.de
www.award.szpilman.de
Apexart
The FRANCHISE Program
Deadline: 05/03/13
Open call for applications
http://www.apexart.org/franchise.php
The Franchise is an open call for 500-word proposals for group shows that take place anywhere in the world outside of New York City.
One of apexart´s two curatorial open calls, the Franchise asks for submissions for exhibitions that examine a specific idea or theme.
Exhibitions can be about anything that the organizer finds compelling and can take place anywhere other than NYC. Past shows have explored construction in Mexico City, community in Memphis, and translation in Kampala.
The Franchise is an opportunity to help bring a compelling idea to fruition and to illustrate that the center of the world is wherever you are.
No prior curatorial experience is required and we invite submissions from people of all backgrounds. Proposals do not have to be for the city where the curator is based, do not need to take place in traditional gallery settings, and venues for the show and artist lists do not need to be confirmed in advance of submitting an idea.
Three winners receive an $8,000 budget and administrative support to mount their exhibition in the location of their choosing, and apexart works with winning organizers on all of the details of the project. In addition, apexart produces a brochure in an edition of 9,000 with an essay from the curator, which is distributed to subscribers in more than 100 countries.
Apexart
Apexart Franchise
291 Church Street
NY 10013 New York
USA
tel: +212 431 5270
fax: +646 827 2487
info@apexart.org
apexart.org
NEIGHBOURHOOD SPACES, Socially-Engaged Artist in Residence Program: Now Accepting Applications!
Application deadline: May 6th, 2013
Details and application instructions can be found here: www.brokencitylab.org/apply
Arts Council Windsor & Region (ACWR), Broken City Lab (BCL) and The City of Windsor are pleased to announce the launch of Neighbourhood Spaces: Windsor & Region Artist in Residence Program, a new initiative that will locate ten chosen artists in community sites throughout Windsor and Essex County in Ontario, for 4-6 week artist residences. Supported by the Ontario Trillium Foundation, this new program will allow artists to pursue research and/or create work(s) that engage, explore and connect with local communities. The program is inviting applications from Canadian artists of all disciplines including visual, performing, literary, music, interdisciplinary and media arts.
Neighbourhood Spaces will embed artists in community sites such as parks, nature reserves, libraries, health or community centres. These sites will provide a “home base” for each artist to work during their residency, while also allowing the artist to take on diverse roles, engaging with community members in various ways to animate, explore and inspire the specific stories, curiosities, challenges and triumphs of the local community.
Curated by Broken City Lab, residencies will begin in summer 2013 and be staggered throughout the year, concluding in August 2014. There is no application or residency fee. Each artist will receive $4750, which includes an artist fee and funding to assist in covering travel, housing (for the duration of the residency), material and per diem expenses. While housing is not provided, Neighbourhood Spaces is available to assist artists in finding accommodations. A final exhibition and symposium will be held in the fall of 2014 and an online publication will be created documenting the program.
The Program Coordinator will serve as a liaison between the artists and community site and will be available to assist in documenting work, promoting events and connecting to local resources, including organizations, artists, and volunteers. Along with a standardized submission form and artistic support materials, applicants are asked to outline their ideal neighbourhood site. A list of potential community sites can be found in the online application.
For more information about Neighbourhood Spaces, visit: www.acwr.net/ns or www.brokencitylab.org/apply
CONTACT
Alana Bartol
Program Coordinator
Neighbourhood Spaces: Windsor & Region Artist in Residence Program
1942 Wyandotte St E
Windsor, ON N8Y 1E4
o. 519-252-2787
c. 226-975-1732
ns@acwr.net
www.acwr.net/ns
A partnership between “The Collaborative”: Arts Council – Windsor & Region, Broken City Lab and The City of Windsor
This program is made possible through the generous financial support from the Ontario Trillium Foundation
Headlands Applications Open for 2013-2014
Programs Details at headlands.org/programs/
TOURNESOL AWARD Annual Cash & Studio Award for One Bay Area Painter The Tournesol Award recognizes one Bay Area painter each year, supporting him or her in taking major steps toward establishing and maintaining a career in the Bay Area. The Award is designed to support a full year of artistic work and development, and includes a $10,000 cash stipend, a private studio, and a funded final exhibition or project of the artist’s choice.
Program Dates: July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
Application Deadline: May 3, 2013
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Residency Awards for Artists from Around the World The Artist in Residence (AIR) program awards fully sponsored residencies to approximately 45 local, national, and international artists each year. Residencies of four to ten weeks include private studio space, chef-prepared meals, comfortable housing, and travel and living stipends when available.
Program dates: March 2014 – December 2014 Application
Deadline: June 7, 2013
Idensitat
DISPOSITIFS POST- #1
Call for ideas and projects
http://www.idensitat.net/index.php?option=com_cont
Deadline: June 7, 2013
Urban Spaces - Social Fabric - Voids / Transformations - Transfers - Creativities.
Interventions in public space in a post-crisis context.
DISPOSITIFS POST- is a project by IDENSITAT, a proposal for several phases of site-specific, imaginative interventions for the use of public space in the future beyond a post-crisis scenario, realised in collaboration with the collective Recreant Cruïlles (Recreating Crossroads), and with Germanetes, situated on the Left Eixample of Barcelona.
Call for ideas and projects for interventions in the public space adjacent to the Germanetes site which promote its temporary use, while also promoting interdisciplinary proposals, and a future projection based upon the idea of a post-crisis urban landscape.
- A selection of projects and ideas from the open call will be displayed in an exhibition / intervention organised around the Germanetes site, using public and private (authorised for public use) spaces.
- Invited projects, and the selected projects, will participate in a seminar in the Fundació Tàpies, around subjects related with the topics of the call.
Selection committee:Itzíar González, architect. Francesc Magrinyà, engineer. Ramon Parramon, artist. Laurence Rassel, director, Fundació Tàpies. Joan Subirats, political scientist
Objectives
- To connect with spaces in the city, and to promote practices of information, appropriation and display among civic networks working to improve public space.
- To enable the development of creative projects linked to local actions.
- To promote temporary actions which bring creative strategies of activism and transformation in the use and experience of cities.
- To promote artistic interventions connected to citizen networks
- To encourage reflection upon the new urban landscapes emerging from a post-crisis scenario
- To promote proposals to raise awareness of the actions undertaken in relation to the specific site of the Germanetes .
- To become a tool for activism within the district, and to connect with people outside interested in active participation in the construction of urban space.??
This call is aimed at artists, architects, designers, students in these disciplines, or groups interested in art projects related to social contexts, as well as transdisciplinary teams incorporating sociologists, anthropologists/social workers, social educators, residents of a district or collectives working on social issues in district contexts, and any individuals or collectives with an interest in arts projects related to the concept of the district.
IDENSITAT
E- 08001 Barcelona
Spain
idensitat@idensitat.net
www.idensitat.net
ARCUS PROJECT 2013 IBARAKI ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM
Deadline is 7 May 2013
We are pleased to inform that the call for the Artists-in-residence program
of ARCUS Project 2013 IBARAKI has been opened.
We look forward to receiving the applications of the artists those who have
enthusiasm for realizing their creative projects at ARCUS Project.
For applying, please download Program Outline and Application Guideline
first, and read them carefully
http://www.arcus-project.com/en/residence/
View the feedback of 2012 resident artists!
http://arcus4u.exblog.jp/17411709/
Information on the Earthquake, Fukushima, and Radioactivity for our daily
life in Japan
http://arcus4u.exblog.jp/17391359/
For inquiries, please use the question form at ARCUS website:
ARCUS Studio
URL: http://www.arcus-project.com
*Please click “contact” button at the right-side of the TOP page.
ARCUS Project : Residency for Artists, Experiments for Locals
ARCUS Studio
Moriya Manabino Sato,
2418 Itatoi Moriya City,
IBARAKI, Japan 302-0101
Tel : +81(0)297 46 2600
www.arcus-project.com
http://arcus4u.exblog.jp/
ComPeung grants for new site-specific work
Deadline & Notification:
Deadline: April 30, 2013 (midnight Thailand time)
Notifications will be emailed by June 15, 2013
Since 2010 ComPeung awards 2 grants for a 1 month residency per year, always scheduled in October. Eligible disciplines are: Visual Arts, Media Art, Performance, Video, Film, Photography, Sound. Deadline: April 30.
The aim of the ComPeung grants is to develop new work that has a site-specific relevance either to ComPeung or Doi Saket. Depending on the media, there is the possibility of the work being included in Doi Saket_inter, a site-specific outdoor exhibition in and around Doi Saket, which is planned for Jan./Feb. 2015.
Eligibility & Conditions:
Practicing individual artist or artist duo working in the mentioned disciplines/media are eligible to apply.
The period for the 2 residencies is fixed and scheduled for October 1 – 31, 2013 and is not negotiable.
Expected Outcome:
A body of work either finalized or depending on the media a rough cut/intermediate results with an outline how/when to finalize the work.
Preparation of an online presentation for ComPeung’s website to be ready at the end of the grant residency.
Each of the 2 grants covers:
Air fare up to 40.000 THB per grant (Airfares exceeding this amount have to be covered by the artist/artist duo)
Transportation to/from Chiang Mai International Airport
Artist stipend of 20.000 THB per grant (Recommended to be used for material costs which are not covered by the grant.)
Accommodation/studio space
3 home-cooked meals per day
*Not covered by the grant are cost for visa (if applicable), travel/health insurance, material cost, and extra pocket money.
Application
Interested artists are to apply online only by providing:
ComPeung Grant Application Form
Proposition of work or project to be undertaken during the grant residency (max. 3 pages A4)
Artist statement clearly stating the objectives for applying for this particular residency (max. 1 page A4)
Curriculum Vitae (2 pages A4)
Up to 10 images (max. 5 MB) compiled in a single pdf file
Links to sound, video/animation work and/or artist websites
Last Ship
Deadline: Ongoing
Last Ship offers artists’ residencies in two living studios. One studio is dedicated to international residencies, and the other welcomes artists from all over India. Last Ship is looking for artists with new energy and excitement. The residency is open to artists working in all fields of art, including photography, video, new media, sound art, illustration and others.
Last Ship encourages projects that engage artists, local communities, and the public. The space offers international art residencies, art education, production solutions for artists, exhibition & project support, events (& pirate parties).
Disciplines: Drawing & Painting, Graphic Design, Film, Media Art, Multi Media, Music & sound art, Photography
Founded: 2011
Language: English
Location:
Based in the Bandra area of Mumbai, Last Ship is a unique studio space right in the middle of the bustling Chuim Village off Khar Danda Road.
Outcome:
An exhibition of works of projects realized in the residency
Duration: 2 months - up to 3 months
Paid by artist:
expenses of transports, material and production of work
Paid by host:
Accommodation and food
A live-in studio
Application Guidelines and Criteria:
Interested artists need to email the following to jmilastship@gmail.com:
An up to date C.V.
A recent photograph of the artist
A selection of not more than 10 images/files of work
A brief written description of the artist’s philosophy
A brief written proposal of the project that the artist would like to create at Last Ship
Address
50-A Huma bungalow, near Quantum Park Chuim Village Road, Khar W
Mumbai 400052
India
Contact info
Telephone: +91-98330 66276
Email: jmilastship@gmail.com
Website:
http://www.jmilastship.com
http://www.facebook.com/lastship
