The KUNSTVEREIN GLOBAL FOREST will award two project-based, two to three months artist residencies for research and artistic production. The residencies will take place after individual arrangements between 1 February to 4 May 2024\. The results of the residencies will be presented to the public at the annual VOGELKLANG-SOUNDCAMP on 4 and 5 May 2024\. The two residencies are intended to enable artists to develop a project- and theme-related work and to present it within the framework of the VOGELKLANG-SOUNDCAMP. The artists will be supported in the production process by the GLOBAL FOREST team.

  
The VOGELKLANG-SOUNDCAMP is a locally and independently organised event linked to a global network of different actors. Its aim is to artistically explore and communicate the behaviour and habitat of our feathered friends. The original inspiration for the BIRD SOUNDCAMP came from the environmentalist and broadcaster Chris Baines and his International Dawn Chorus Day, which was launched in the 1980s. On each first Sunday morning in May, various temporary sound camps around the world join together to create a global bird sound symphony. Through the cooperation of all sound camps, a 24-hour livestream of continuous morning chirping is created, in which the VOGELKLANG-SOUNDCAMP in the Black Forest also participates. A worldwide phenomenon is thus made tangible along the sunrise: the morning song of the birds. In 2024, this will be May 5.

  
In addition to the 24-hour bird concert produced collectively by the sound camps, the VOGELKLANG-SOUNDCAMP in the Black Forest will also feature a cross-media festival programme on site. This includes workshops, lectures, installations, performances, etc. - many of which are interactive and designed for participation.

The two residencies include a rent-free stay at the KUNSTVEREIN GLOBAL FOREST (comprising a spacious living and studio space with kitchen and bathroom, which is shared, and a private room), a stipend of 1000 €/month, reimbursement of material costs up to a maximum of 500 €, reimbursement of travel costs up to a maximum of 250 € (national)/700€ (international), and free board and lodging during the VOGELKLANG-SOUNDCAMP.

OPEN CALL – VOGELKLANG SOUNDCAMP #7

Delfina Foundation is a non-profit organisation dedicated to facilitating artistic exchange and developing creative practice through residencies, partnerships and public programming. Each year, Delfina Foundation runs four three-month residency seasons. These residency seasons are dedicated to ‘open’ independent research or to 'thematic’ collective research around a specific issue or idea.

  
In partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Taiwan (R.O.C.), **Delfina Foundation welcomes applications from Taiwanese artists and curators for a 12-week residency in London, taking place from 2 April to 23 June 2024.**

  
Alongside offering practitioners time and space to develop their work, Delfina Foundation residencies offer a programme that includes:

  
* Opportunities to meet and engage with artists, curators, academics and researchers through organised presentations, studio visits, events, and meals

  
* Professional development activities including presentations and crits, portfolio reviews, and mentoring activities to strengthen the artistic practice

  
* Collaborative exchange between residents through informal gatherings

  
* Guided visits to museums, galleries, non-profits, artist-run spaces and studios, as well as trips to institutions outside London

The selected applicant will receive a **12-week residency at Delfina Foundation in London**, including: 

  
* A single bedroom at Delfina Foundation - a house which hosts up to 8 residents with shared facilities, including: bathrooms, laundry rooms, a kitchen, library and dining room

  
* A return economy-class flight
* Airport transfers in the UK 2
* Local travel pass

  
* Reimbursement of visa fee (if required)
* A living allowance of £30 per day
* A materials budget of £700

Open Call for Taiwanese artists and curators

The Fiminco Fondation residency has been designed with artists in mind, while providing curators with spaces, resources and professional support. Its aim is to create an environment conducive to the development of different artistic expressions, the enhancement of artistic practices and the deepening of research, while fostering synergies.

  
The primary objective of the residency is to provide the curator with a unique setting for a research and creation work. The Fiminco Fondation residence includes production workshops dedicated to a variety of disciplines such as construction, ceramics, 3D printing, engraving, silkscreening, photography, video and graphic design, making it a true center for contemporary creation.

  
The Fondation Fiminco organizes a variety of events (exhibitions, performances, conferences, art history courses....) throughout the year, all free of charge and open to all members of the public. Designed as a place to increase awareness of contemporary art, open to its environment, all residents are encouraged to develop interactions with visitors. As a true local stakeholder, the foundation develops partnerships with cultural institutions, local authorities, schools and associations, in order to carry out educational, artistic and cultural projects for audiences far removed from culture. Considering the importance the Fiminco Fondation attaches to transmission and mediation, particularly with young audiences, the curator’s involvement is highly desired and appreciated!

  
The Fondation Fiminco curatorial residency will last 3 months, from **March to May 2024.**

The Fiminco Fondation residency is intended to help artists and curators gain visibility on the French art scene and become part of a cultural network. The curator will be supported by the foundation's team throughout the residency.

  
* **Furnished studio** with a private bathroom + communal kitchens/living areas

  
* Research grant totaling **3,000€** (incl. VAT)
* Production grant up to **1,000€** (incl. VAT)

  
* Administrative support with any formalities, such as visa applications, and can also help with the search for additional grants, plus professional support provided as-needed basis in line with the project: research support, dissemination and communication support

  
* **Round trip travel** to and from your country of origin (train or plane ticket, fuel costs, tolls, etc.). Limit on transport reimbursement is 300€ (within Europe) and 800€ (outside Europe)

  
* Formats such as talks, screenings and performances can be integrated into the foundation's programming, up to a maximum production budget of 1,000€ (incl. VAT)

Call for Curator – Fondation Fiminco

The Don Bachardy Fellowship at the Royal Drawing School invites a gifted and dedicated post-graduate artist from outside the United Kingdom to join the Royal Drawing School during the Summer Term 2024\. The fellowship gives one artist the opportunity to join London’s vibrant art scene in the estate end of London. The School’s Shoreditch campus is located in a converted Victorian warehouse in the heart of East London’s art, design and fashion scene. 

  
The fellowship is named after the Californian portrait painter, Don Bachardy (b. 1934), who studied at the Slade in 1961, had his first show at the Redfern Gallery in Mayfair that year, and has gone on to draw and paint over 10,000 portraits from life. 

  
The Don Bachardy Fellowship will take place during the Royal Drawing School Summer Term 22nd April – 29th June 2024\. The Don Bachardy Fellow will spend 3 full days per week for ten weeks, drawing alongside postgraduate students studying on the Royal Drawing School's MA level programme. The Fellow will also have the opportunity to attend our lecture series, which includes in-conversations with leading contemporary artists and art history lectures.

  
**Dates: Summer Term 22 April - 29 June 2024**

Artists are responsible for living expenses our grant cannot cover.

To assist with travel and accommodation costs, the Don Bachardy Fellow will be awarded a $5,000 stipend, half of which will be granted on receipt of the Fellowship and the remainder on arrival in London.

  
The Fellow will be invited to curate their own programme, choosing from over different 60+ drawing courses, drawing out of house in London’s streets and green spaces, life drawing, drawing from art in major museums and galleries, as well as intaglio printmaking courses.

Don Bachardy Fellowship 2024

Since 2007 "PILOTENKUECHE" is an international art program based in Germany's new art capital Leipzig. The independent project is run by artists to support and empower artists.

The International Art Program invites 12 Artists from around the world for each round, to work together in our 465m² communally used studio space and realize one or exhibitions during their stay. The studio is located in a romantic, remodeled old barbed wire factory. With its exposed bricks large windows, high ceiling, and above all underfloor heating, this environment is inspiring. Our concept strives to create a communal space that can lead to experimental collaboration and discourse between participants, as well as with the greater Leipzig community.

Our program is multi-faceted. Firstly, it includes visiting artist studios, exhibition spaces, project spaces, exhibits, and going on gallery and museum tours. Secondly, a preview exhibition or open studio event presenting initial work, takes place mid-way through the residency. Furthermore, scheduled consultations and critiques, culminating in a final group exhibition. During the final exhibition, the studio becomes our exhibition space. the project publishes an article about each artist on our website and offers documentation to all activities, including installation pictures from the openings. Starting each quarter, one round of our residency program is 3 Months. The program is open to all disciplines, we offer basic tools, but assist if special ones are needed. 

Accomodation costs are additional, the project offers one apartment which hosts two artists. We have a network of people who host our artists on a regular base.

  
The primary languages in use are English and German. 

 The artists receive all documentation necessary to apply for funding and the visa processes. If required, the project assists with additional individual reference letters. In Addition each accepted artist is offered a partial stipend in kind, provided by PILOTENKUECHE. Furthermore we maintain engagements with several friends, to get in contact with the Leipzig art scene and increase the artists visibility.
  
  
The studio space:

* one furnished studio of up to 36m² per artist in our 465m² large communal loft.
* underfloor heating
* concrete floors
* Wi-Fi, and utilities
* Access to basic tools
* approximately twelve international artists per round
* shared use of tea kitchen
* moveable walls that convert into exhibition space with areas of up to 150m²

  

Travel costs, art materials & living accommodations are additiona

We are an independent, artist–run residency program with the aim to support artists and connect them to the city in a way that is unique to each artist. To cover our expenses and to enable us to work, we have to charge a fee for participation. For more information check our cost breakdown Costs.

Program

* Studio, gallery, and off-space visits and museum tours
* Studio Visits
* Friday potluck lunch
* Selected artists participate in our events & exhibitions:
* Preview exhibition / extended open studio:
* final exhibition

  
Service

* individual consultations by agreement with curatorial advice and critique
* assistance with visa processes, funding/scholarship applications, artistic/theoretical / logistical questions
* curation, event & exhibition organization for the final exhibition
* web-, graphic-, & advertising / press design, its production & release for the project
* Documentation of the project
* ‘Welcome to Leipzig’ letter & guide

  

Open Call for Artists Round 59 April - June 2024

PigPrints invites printmakers working in intaglio and relief techniques to submit their work for its 2024 Residency Fellowship!

  
The purpose of this fellowship is to give two artists the possibility of spending **2-week residency periods in Milan** to produce work in our printshop, while also having the opportunity to take time to enjoy the city’s rich culture. One artist will be awarded a two-week fellowship for a February 2024 residency, another a two- week March 2024 residency.

The awarded artists will be accommodated in the cozy PigPrints apartment with kitchen and have the use of the print workshop **24/7**.

  
While creating personal work, during their stay each selected artist will be asked to produce a small edition in collaboration with PigPrints, which will be shared. All costs for this edition (plates, inks paper, etc) will be covered by PigPrints.

Call for Printmakers: 2024 Intaglio Residency Fellowship

Applications to the 2025 Visual Arts Residency Program are open!

  
Named for an expression of thankfulness, the Tusen Takk Foundation nourishes artists by giving them a place to work, engagement opportunities to enrich the culture of Northwest Michigan, and a platform to share their work internationally. 

  
Tusen Takk’s residencies are geared for artists to explore new ideas or expand current work. We look for ideas and work that will affirm and enrich the human spirit, giving form to chaos and perception to beauty. Tusen Takk was designed to host one resident at a time, or two in collaboration, for residencies that have a duration of between three and eight weeks. The single most important qualification for artists invited to Tusen Takk is that they have created a body of work that exemplifies excellence and has (or could) significantly contribute to their artistic field.

  
Tusen Takk’s setting in the quiet, forested dunes on a seemingly infinite body of water offers artists time to slow down and reflect in a place that is regenerative by its nature. Designed with intention and care, Tusen Takk is a functional “making place” with studios that provide artists with spaces to imagine and create their work.

  
Because excellence is the sole criterion by which artists are offered a Tusen Takk residency, we welcome and encourage applicants of all backgrounds. We believe that artists of all races, national origins, color, gender, age, religions, sexual orientations, or disabilities can benefit from having a time and a place to create their work, and our aim is to create such a safe, supportive place. 

There is no fee for the artist-in-residence, but artists must cover all expenses not covered by program.

* An honorarium of $625/week to help cover residency-related costs including travel, shipping, materials, and day-to-day living expenses

  
* Housing in the Guesthouse (which has two bedrooms, one full bath, two half-baths, and a living area with a full kitchen)

  
* 24/7 access to the Studios. _While residents enjoy relative solitude, it is possible that a local artist or a Tusen Takk staff person will use one of the unoccupied studios from time to time during the residency. If complete isolation is desired, resident artists can pre-arrange for their residency to be undisturbed._

  
* Access to a vehicle for local transportation (with a valid driver’s license and a clean Motor Vehicle Report)

  
* An opportunity to engage with the community in either a private or public setting

  
* Professional documentation of works and process (if desired)

  
* Access to Tusen Takk’s staff and opportunities to engage with Tusen Takk’s regional network of people in the arts

  
* Promotion of your work via Tusen Takk’s social channels and website during and after the residency

  

2025 Visual Arts Residency Program

Imagine a desert floor, undisturbed by human traffic. It’s not the absence of life that is so dramatically visual. It is a few million years old retrospective of ancient seabed and cataclysmic geological events in Earth history, and the footprint of storms and water flow in the riverbeds. Vast pans nudge aside scrub and vlei and gentle hills and land, which drop outside of the quick glance, towards a perimeter of deep-set mountain horizon.

  
**Tankwa Artscape Residency,** founded in 2017, is a yearly FREE artist residency for 10-12 national and international artists in the Tankwa Karoo, South Africa.

  
It is a two week residency for artists working in the fields of site-responsive sculptural art, spoken word/sound, movement/performance art. It is a unique experience in the desert for the most part using found materials or/and body and vocal performance, diving extremely deep into the creative sources. Applications for permanent artworks are encouraged, however go through an additional selection process. Much is ephemeral or performance based, and some of the work involves the gathering of experiences / ideas / possibilities that will translate into artworks at a later stage.

  
**The conceptual focus** is on interacting creatively with the vast environment of the Tankwa Karoo and the history, politics, ecology and culture of the place. Tankwa Artscape aims at providing a space for conscious confrontation of the artist with harsh, relatively unspoiled nature. Each artist then deals with this confrontation in an individual creative way, giving rise to artworks that render this confrontation visible, audible, touchable.

  
Themes of shelter versus open space, nourishment versus scarcity, protection versus vulnerability start to define what is naturally happening in that landscape. The fauna, flora, geology and history of the Tankwa and its people will further inform artistic concepts.

**Documentation** is through video, photography and audio podcasts. We provide a group of photographers / videographers to document artworks and artistic processes.

Tankwa Artscape Residency at Stonehenge Private Reserve

AiR Goyki 3 program has been run by Goyki 3 Art Inkubator since the end of 2020 and is primarily aimed at visual and literary artists. In 2024, we will welcome residents to join us during our seventh and eighth residency seasons. AiR Goyki 3 is focused on supporting the creative process and the dialogue between the artists of different areas. By offering the time and space for our residents we aim to provide them with an opportunity to develop new projects or continue their previous activities. We do not define the end result, we do not impose the theme of the residency or the projects carried out. We encourage well-thought-out activities and projects based on research which take into account the place of their execution, namely the city of Sopot and the spaces and surroundings of Goyki 3 Art Inkubator.

  
2024 residencies will take place on:

– 08/04 – 08/06

– 16/09 – 16/11

  

Artists will be responsible for all other costs including food, transport, travel expenses, insurance and art materials.

– studio at the Art Incubator headquarters

– accommodation in Sopot for residents for the period of April to June

– covering the costs of implementing projects for two residents in the amount of PLN 8,000 (\~1,730 EUR)

– curatorial support during the artistic residency

AiR Goyki 3 2024

In Marrakesh, the Montresso Art Foundation has been committed since 2009 to the establishment and development of an artists' residency: Jardin Rouge. The residency program enables selected artists to develop a visual arts project by providing the technical, material and financial resources as well as a workplace. Open to visitors, by appointment, Jardin Rouge aims to build a factory of links and sharing. Events are organised both inside and outside the Foundation, with a wide range of cultural and artistic institutions, to provide artists with exhibition spaces in which to present their work and to raise their profile in Morocco and abroad. In agreement with the artist, a selection of works produced during the residency is offered for purchase.

  
The residency period is planned for a minimum duration of one month and a maximum of three months. The artist may be invited to return to continue his research on the basis of the initial project or in the development of new projects in agreement with the Foundation.

The Montresso Foundation ensures the financing of the production of the artistic project validated by the selection committee. Coverage for transport, individual accommodation, meals, all necessary equipment and the provision of an individual work workshop on the residence site are also guaranteed.

  

2024 Artist Residency at Jardin Rouge

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