Temat: International residencies...: )...

ISCP New York

WHO: visual artists and curators of any nationality.

WHAT: the International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) is located in midtown Manhattan, with easy access to subways and public transport and within walking distance of the Chelsea gallery district.

PAYMENTS: ISCP does not locate sponsors, but provides a list of suggested sponsors on the website.

DETAILS: The program prides itself on providing an infrastructure, which accelerates integration and interaction with the host culture and in the course of its development, has become a catalyst for introduction, presentation, connection, exposure and dissemination.

APPLY: send a CD (up to 10 PDF or JPEG images) or DVD (copies only, no original art work, material is not returned), up to 3 catalogues and/or reviews, two letters of recommendation from distinguished art professionals, CV and cover letter in which preferred participation dates are stated. For the Curatorial Program send a two-page letter of intent including proposal for projects to be realized while at iscp e.g. exhibition, presentation, research, screening, etc., curriculum vitae, up to three catalogues and/or reviews, preferred dates and DVD or CD-ROM to present visual material is optional. applications should be sent to Dennis Elliott, Director, International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP), 323 West 39th Street, Suite 806, New York, NY 10018, USA.

CONTACT: info@iscp-nyc.org

http://iscp-nyc.org

Deadline: ongoing

Organiser/employer: International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP)
International residency
Payments:
No payment
Students eligible:
No
Location:
USA - New York

48 days to deadline
UrbanGlass

WHO: artists of any nationality wanting to work with glass.

WHAT: UrbanGlass offers three Visiting Artist Fellowships to national and international artists wishing to work in glass. Two fellowships are offered to Emerging Artists and one fellowship to an Established Artist.

WHEN: Fellowships are for an eight week period and include access to all areas of the studio on a scheduled basis, technical support and materials as stipulated in the Fellowship Agreement.

PAYMENTS: The Fellowship does not include room and board; however, each Visiting Artist receives an honorarium of $1,500 for his/her discretionary use.

APPLY: Visiting Artists Program, UrbanGlass, 647 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217-1112, USA

CONTACT: info@urbanglass.org

http://urbanglass.org

Deadline: 5 December 2008

Organiser/employer: UrbanGlass
International residency
Payments:
Pays fee/prize/award
Students eligible:
No
Location:
USA - USA.

22 days to deadline
Women's Studio Workshop - Artist's Book Residency

WHO: women artists of any nationality wanting to produce limited edition book work.

WHAT: residency grants designed to enable artists to produce limited edition book work at Women's Studio Workshop. Working intensively in the studios for six to eight weeks, artists print and bind their own books. WSW technical assistance includes training on new equipment, introduction to new materials, and assistance with production. Projects are chosen by a jury of outside artists and cuators.

PAYMENTS: successful applicants are eligible for 2,000USD to 3,000USD for six to eight weeks, materials up to 750USD, access to all studios, travel costs (within the Continental US), and housing.

APPLY: digital submission are welcome, for more information on how to apply visit the website.

http://wsworkshop.org

Deadline: 15 November 2008

Organiser/employer: Women's Studio Workshop
International residency
Payments:
Pays fee/prize/award
Location:
USA - New York

2 days to deadline
Women's Studio Workshop - Studio Residency

WHO: women artists of any nationality working in printmaking, papermaking, photography, book arts or ceramics.

WHAT: the Women's Studio Workshop offers a six to eight week residency for an artist working in printmaking, papermaking, photography, book arts or ceramics. The residency supports the creation of a new body of work in one of WSW's studio disciplines.

PAYMENTS: successful applicants are eligible for 2,000USD to 3,000USD artist's stipend, 700USD materials budget, a travel stipend, housing, and unlimited studio use.

APPLY: digital submission are welcome, for more information on how to apply visit the website.

http://wsworkshop.org

Deadline: 1 April 2009

Organiser/employer: Women's Studio Workshop
International residency
Payments:
Pays fee/prize/award
Charges:
No charges
Experience required:
No preference
Location:
USA - New York

139 days to deadline
Women's Studio Workshop - Ceramics Fellowship

WHO: potters or ceramists of any nationality.

WHAT: the Women's Studio Workshop offers a limited number of special fellowships to potters who make bowls for the annual WSW Chili Bowl Fiesta. At Chili Bowl Fiesta, a local fund-raising events, community members choose from over 800 handmade bowls and tumblers filled with piping hot chilli or drink. The length of this fellowship opportunity can vary from three to six weeks. Fellowships are awarded through a jury process.

DETAILS: cost to recipient includes 200USD per week plus materials. Potters who will make fund-raising bowls will receive a 50% discount off the fellowship fee i.e 50 glazed bowls or 100 bisque bowls plus 200USD will cover a two-week residency. The award includes on-site housing and unlimited access to the studio.

APPLY: see the website for details. Deadlines are 1 November and 15 March.

http://wsworkshop.org

Deadline: 15 March 2009

Organiser/employer: Women's Studio Workshop
International residency
Payments:
No payment
Charges:
No charges
Experience required:
No preference
Location:
USA - New York

122 days to deadline
Shigaraki Artist in Residence Program

WHO: those who have a wealth of experience and knowledge in ceramic art. Preference will be given to applicants more than 30.

WHAT: the Institute of Ceramic Studies provides a site for creative work to ceramic artists. Set in lush natural surroundings, Shigaraki is a town full of ceramic art and industry. The Institute of Ceramic Studies is a modern, well-equipped centre for work, study and experimentation. The artist is encouraged to take the initiative in making the most of the town's environment and the setting for creativity.

WHEN: periods of stay may be of any length between one and three months between 1Nov, 2008 and 28 March, 2009

CHARGES: artists are required to pay kiln and studio rental fee, purchase their own materials, and rent a room in the dormitory or elsewhere.

APPLY: for more information contact studioartists@sccp.jp

CONTACT: studioartists@sccp.jp

sccp.main.jp

Deadline: 28 March 2009

Organiser/employer: Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park
International residency
Payments:
No payment
Charges:
Charge made to applicant
Experience required:
Some experience
Students eligible:
No
Location:
Japan - Shigaraki

135 days to deadline
I-Park

WHO: visual artists, creative writers, environmental artists, artists working with the moving image

WHAT: The Artists’ Enclave at I-Park is a multi-disciplinary, international residency program for artists looking for time and space to conceive and execute new ideas and to work on existing projects. The residencies will run for 4-week for 6 artists at a time.

WHEN: May-November

PAYMENTS: three $1,000 grants for international artists

CHARGES: $25 entry

DETAILS: I-Park is a 450-acre natural woodland retreat in rural East Haddam. Accommodations include comfortable living quarters in an 1850’s era farmhouse and a private studio.

APPLY: http://i-park.org/residency.html

http://i-park.org

Deadline: 5 January 2009

Organiser/employer: I-Park
International residency
Payments:
Pays fee/prize/award
Charges:
Charge made to applicant
Location:
USA - Connecticut

53 days to deadline
Delhi Blue Pottery Trust

WHO: potters of any nationality who speak English or Hindi.

WHAT: the Delhi Blue Pottery Trust was founded with the aim of promoting and propagating studio ceramics. Since its inception, Delhi Blue Pottery Trust has been instrumental in changing the face of studio ceramics in India through its multifarious activities, constantly endeavouring to connect ceramists all over the world. The trust offers self funded, funded and special residencies. Visiting potters can self fund their stay and work towards a body of work for 4-8 weeks, which would culminate in an open house exhibition. Funded visiting potters are hosted for 6-8 weeks (boarding and lodging) by the trust but they pay their own travel expense. They conduct one workshop of 7 days or two workshops of 4 days each, during this time. The residency would culminate in an open house exhibition. Special residencies for potters wishing to work with traditional potters or relating to any other specifics, may email their requests to the trust. There is a minimum booking time of 6 months in advance.

APPLY: for further information contact the Administrator, Delhi Blue Pottery Trust, Delhi Blue Apartments (Basement), 2 Safdarjang Ring Road, New Delhi 110029, India, +91 11 26190223, infodbpt@yahoo.co.in

CONTACT: infodbpt@yahoo.co.in

http://delhibluepotterytrust.com

Deadline: 1 January 2010

Organiser/employer: Delhi Blue Pottery Trust
International residency
Experience required:
Some experience
Location:
India - New Dehli

414 days to deadline
Khmer Ceramics Studio - Residencies

WHO: ceramic artists of any nationality.

WHAT: Khmer Ceramics Studio (KCS) is a ceramic art centre located in Siem Reap, Cambodia, five kilometres south of the most famous Khmer temple, Angkor Wat. The mission of the studio is to promote the formal, aesthetic and technical development of ceramics, to help foster creative skills and to offer to resident artists opportunities to understand the unique Khmer artistic heritage. The studio is open to all challenges of ceramic research, design and experiment. With this in mind the KCS offers facilities and kilns, studio space and technical support. The studio offers a residency program for artists who wish to work independently in the studio on their own projects. Parallel to this program a thematic program offers workshops, symposia, courses, talks and seminars.

APPLY: send 6-10 images of your work (either slides, photos or digital images), CV/Resume, a brief biography and the completed application form. To obtain an application form email info@khmerceramics.co

CONTACT: info@khmerceramics.com

http://khmerceramics.com

Deadline: 1 January 2010

Organiser/employer: The National Center for Khmer Ceramics Revival (NCKCR)
International residency
Experience required:
Some experience
Location:
Cambodia - Siem Reap

414 days to deadline
Waterford Healing Arts Trust

WHO: all artforms.

WHAT: the Waterford Healing Arts Trust has been running a Residency programme since 1994 as a means of enhancing the environment of Waterford Regional Hospital, providing hospital users with access to contemporary art and offering opportunities to emerging artists for professional development.

WHEN: January 2009.

PAYMENTS: a studio space for a six-month period in the new WHAT Centre for Arts and Health, a materials budget and an opportunity for a solo exhibition.

DETAILS: the successful artist will produce a body of work for exhibition in Waterford Regional Hospital and engage the hospital community in a participatory arts project through open studio workshops.

APPLY: email Claire Meaney.

CONTACT: what@hse.ie

http://waterfordhealingarts.com

Deadline: 14 November 2008

Organiser/employer: Waterford Healing Arts Trust
International residency
Payments:
Pays expenses only
Charges:
No charges
Experience required:
No previous experience
Students eligible:
Yes
Location:
Ireland - Waterford

1 day to deadline
La Macina di San Cresci

WHO: programme is open to artists between 18 and 35 years old.

WHAT: proposals for innovative projects reflecting an opening to the human, social and economic contexts surrounding them.

WHEN: fellowship for one month from 15 January – 30 April 2009.

PAYMENTS: the fellowship recipient is granted E1,000 to cover expenses (materials, meals, local transport, etc.), plus living space and studios free of charge.

DETAILS: the artist-in-residence is asked to leave one piece of work made during his/her stay as a donation to Municipality of Greve in Chianti.

APPLY: application form online.
Fellowship 2009: La Macina di San Cresci, Pieve di San, Cresci 1 50022, Greve in Chianti (FI), Italy.

CONTACT: info@chianticom.com

http://chianticom.com

Deadline: 15 November 2008

Organiser/employer: La Macina di San Cresci
International residency
Payments:
Pays expenses only
Charges:
No charges
Experience required:
No preference
Location:
Italy - Florence

2 days to deadline
Appelboom

WHO: all artforms. (one residency for sound art the others are multidisciplinary.)

WHAT: Appelboom residencies particularly focus on the link between the artistic project and the territory. Proposals inspired by the environment, the landscape, the inhabitants.

WHEN: March – October. Periods of residency (from 15 days to 2 months) change according to the project of each artist.

PAYMENTS: every artist is granted E1,500 for transport, meals and fees. Another E1,500 is granted for equipment and materials of production.

DETAILS: each residency results in a public presentation of the work produced. Studio and accommodation included.

APPLY: application form online.
Association Appelboom La Pommerie, 19290 Saint – Sétiers, France.

CONTACT: residence@lapommerie.org

lapommerie.org

Deadline: 15 November 2008

Organiser/employer: Association Appelboom La Pommerie
International residency
Payments:
Pays expenses only
Charges:
No charges
Experience required:
No preference
Students eligible:
Yes
Location:
France - Saint – S?ers

2 days to deadline
Franko B, Academia delle Belle Arti

WHO: Applications welcome from artists who are not currently in full time education.

WHAT: Call for applications for a non-stop three week long international workshop in visual art and performance. The aim is to build and bridge ideas and relationships. The workshop will be taking place within the Academia delle Belle Arti in Macerata, Marche, Italy.Franko B will curate and mentor this workshop, with contributions from the following invited artists, academics and producers: Ron Athey (USA), James Tye (UK), Helen Ottoway (UK), Martina Bako (Germany), Fiskulturnik and 'Sisters Sokolski' (Croatia), Francesca Alfano Miglietti (FAM)(Italy), Gianpaolo Abbondio (Italy), Darrell Alvarez (USA/Germany), Suka Off (Poland), Kamal Ackarie (Australia / UK), Jan Wagner (Germany), Olga Majcen Linn and Suncica Ostoic (Croatia), Alexandro Palombo (Italy).

WHEN: 27th April - 24th May 2009.

PAYMENTS: Accomodation and food will be provided and there will be no fees, but participants will have to make their own travel arrangements.

APPLY: Applications by email. Please send 5 images of recent work (in jpeg format, maximum size 500 Kb each), a statement outlining why you would like to participate (100-200 words only) and a short biography to: frankob2000@yahoo.co.uk

Deadline: 1 January 2009

Organiser/employer: Franko B
International residency
Payments:
No payment
Charges:
No charges
Students eligible:
No
Location:
Italy - Macerata

49 days to deadline
ZKM Summer Fellowships 2009

WHO: curators.

WHAT: scholarships are meant to facilitate participation in an international seminar to be directed by Hans Belting and guests. Seminar participants will analyze the situation of art museums, the art market, and art criticism under the spell of globalization. The seminar objective is to bring together a global group of art experts who work in art institutions or other areas of contemporary art. It provides opportunity for knowledge sharing and cooperation with the project GAM at ZKM in order to create a network among the participants.

WHEN: 21 June – 1 July.

PAYMENTS: the fellowships will cover travel expenses and accommodation for up to two weeks in Germany, plus a grant of E1,200 for individual research in Europe.

APPLY: applications should be submitted via e-mail. Fellows will be notified by early January 2009.
Dr. Andrea Buddensieg, Project Co-ordinator GAM, ZKM | Karlsruhe, Lorenzstr. 19, D-76135 Karlsruhe, Germany.

CONTACT: gam@zkm.de

http://zkm.de / http://globalartmuseum.de

Deadline: 30 November 2008

Organiser/employer: Global Art Museum
International residency
Payments:
Pays expenses only
Charges:
No charges
Experience required:
Some experience
Students eligible:
No
Location:
Germany - Karlsruhe / Bad Homburg

17 days to deadline
La Chambre Blanche

WHO: installation / site-specific artists.

WHAT: an artist-run centre with a mandate to promote installation and site-specific practices. The residency program is an opportunity offered to the artist to place into question the nature of artistic practice itself with regards to both its conception and public reception and is particularly interested in works which, like works-in-progress, consider time as a medium. During their residency, the selected artists are invited to create a unique, ephemeral work, in the context of an actual live laboratory.

WHEN: residency lasts six weeks.

PAYMENTS: accommodation and half travel costs plus CAN$1,750 artist fee. Access to a workshop and equipment.

APPLY: application form online. Proposals must include a written description of the project, CV, statement, documentation of work and an SAE for return of materials. Note: submitted documents must be Mac and NTSC compatible.
La Chambre Blanche, Artist-in-Residence Programme, 185, rue Christophe-Colomb Est, Québec, G1K 3S6, Canada.

CONTACT: info@chambreblanche.qc.ca

chambreblanche.qc.ca

Deadline: 28 November 2008

Organiser/employer: Awards La Chambre Blanch