Mexico, Peru, Italy: All Residencies for Artists, Designers, Writers, Curators and Art Historians (Self-Guided or With Intensive Local Master Instruction) – All Dates in 2022 & 2023 Apply Now through Sunday, December 12, 2021. Spaces are limited. Residency applications are evaluated for selection as they are received vs. after the deadline has passed. Website: https://www.arquetopia.org/our-artist-writers-residencies E-mail info@arquetopia.org for more information.   Now in its twelfth year, Arquetopia Foundation is a multiple award-winning nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that is internationally established on three continents. Our mission emphasizes critical thinking, a commitment to reciprocity, and a sense of ethics at the core of all artistic practices. Our customized, professional International Artist-in-Residence Programs are among the largest and most reputable worldwide. All of our multinational artist residency programs are unique, with an array of content anchored in local knowledge, critical academic perspectives, and a solid structure of collaborations with prominent cultural institutions, renowned experts, and notable artists. Our residency sites are located in four distinct cultural regions selected for their historical importance, influence and artistic contribution to the world: Puebla and Oaxaca in Mexico, Cusco in Peru, and Naples in southern Italy. Considering how dominant visual culture has contributed to the invention of Mexico, Peru, and Italy in popular imagination, at Arquetopia, we are constantly exploring local epistemologies and cultures of […]

For Full Details and To Apply:  https://vestigegallery.com/index.php/clockwork/ Like Clockwork seeks to showcase works of art that address the nature of time. From birth, our daily routines, anxieties on aging, death, rebirth, to creation and destruction, the forms of time give shape to human experience. Traditional thought, from China to ancient Greece, embodies time not only in gods and goddesses but also in the various devices which measure and grasp it. Time as a flux is apparent in the flow of grains in an hourglass; time as eternal return, in the circling aeons of the Indian and Maya calendars or the tail-eating serpent Ouroboros; time as a universal pattern of synchronous events, in the I-Ching or the astrologers’ intricate figure-work. The paradoxes inherent in these parallel ways of conceiving time reveal the mysterious Coincidence of Opposites which underlies the cosmos. It’s as the old adage says.. all “like clockwork”… We are accepting works from emerging, mid-career, and/or professional artists. Work should somehow relate to the theme of the show. “Like Clockwork” In-Person opening reception party will be held Saturday, January 8th, 2022 at 6 PM.   ELIGIBILITY “Like Clockwork” is open to any artists over age 18, within the United States and Canada. […]

The ESC open call is on! For the last time this year, contemporary gallery VVOVVA invites you to join the wave #2031 Autumn/Winter. Aiming to build the future together we ask artists to ‘Create art as you would do in 10 years in the future.’ We peek into distant and unreachable concepts of the world, humanity, nature, and technology. The fourth wave features the amazing digital platform YYYYMMDD, that in collaboration with VVOVVA, will be the voice in search of the most interesting works. Run by the talented Daniela Grabosch, YYYYMMDD is not only a meeting point that initiates dialogues, but also a collection of art. This digital archive exists without walls and also is an aggregator of art exhibitions generated from various galleries. Daniela Grabosch not only curates her selections with genuine solicitude and attention but also with a strong theoretical and intellectual point of view. The submission period starts on October 25 and ends on February 10. The selected artists will be notified by email and published in a digital exhibition at VVOVVA on March 1. APPLY: https://vvovva.com/esc/esc-yyyyymmdd-vvovva/   Image: Mit Borrás / Heavven, Adaptasi Cycle, 2021 (courtesy of the artist)  Heavven, Adaptasi Cycle exhibition. Film and installation views at Exgirlfriend Gallery, Berlin 2021. Heavven/Adaptasi […]

VIR Viafarini-in-residence is a shared studio residency program for artists and curators

Slipvillan aims to involve the artists-in-residence in public interaction, initiating both aesthetic and philosophical conversations, and they welcome a variety of artistic positions. Artist-talk, presentation or exhibition will be encouraged in connection to the stay. Slipvillan has housed cultural activities since 2007. The AIR began in 2020 and is open to international artists, curators and speakers as a working place for periods of one to six months. Duration: 1 to 6 months Cost: 3 300 – 6 300 Swedish crowns per month. Size of spaces: 19, 13 and 10 sqm. Housing with other provider Paid by artist Application guidelines: Send your to application to: air(a)slipvillan.org, including: a project description (maximum one page) about what you plan to do during your stay six examples of your work CV preferred period Send to: air@slipvillan.org Application to AIR at Slipvillan has a rolling deadline. We accept your application at any time. Slipvillan is following and adjusting to the official Covid guidelines.

The ‘Post Box’  long term exhibition project creates international visibility and interaction between artists during the traveling restrictions of the Covid-19 pandemic. Artworks sent to the postbox of the Hypercube Space will be exhibited in a 105cm (W) x 170cm (H) x 33cm (D) public display window located next to the postbox itself. By hacking this advertisement display window, this idea engages with the art audience in the heart of central Lisbon, now home to a growing international community who have chosen the city as their home. This is in keeping with Hypercube’s manifesto to expand the notion of the artspace. Every month another international artist’s work will be selected and presented for a 4 week period as part of a rolling open call for submissions.   The Theme – “Connections”: The main theme of the Post box exhibition series is “connections”. The media and concept of the exhibition are open. Please pick the work that represents your practice best. Submitted work is required to be in an appropriate format for the display window such as fine-art print, photograph, painting, mixed media, intervention, and installation. Please ensure the work can be easily posted (e.g. foldable, rolled, boxed, etc.) Expensive shipment […]

Regart, centre d’artistes en art actuel, présente Télé-Chevreuil, une œuvre numérique de Boris Dumesnil-Poulin. L’œuvre évolutive sera logée sur le site de Regart pour un an à partir de la mise en ligne le 15 octobre, où le public pourra observer les développements de Télé-Chevreuil. Une diffusion en galerie aura lieu du 5 novembre au 3 décembre. Télé-Chevreuil présentera une série de vidéos qui mettent en scène des images animées, ralenties ou immobiles. Les séquences qui se retrouvent dans le projet sont puisées à partir d’une banque d’images tirées de voyages et de tournages en nature. Un programme numérique contrôlera et génèrera un flot d’images en modifiant la vitesse et en créant des compositions aléatoires. Petites téléportations dans la vie secrète de plantes, de rivières et de montagnes, Télé-Chevreuil s’inscrit dans une approche contemplative de l’image télévisuelle, tournée vers la durée, la décroissance, vers une immersion méditative du regard. L’aspect cyclique du projet est incarné par des images, des personnages ou des thèmes récurrents. «Par la répétition, de petits récits sont brodés en filigrane dans la durée». De nouvelles captations seront produites et intégrées à la banque de données qui nourrit la diffusion annuelle en continu, «assurant que la diffusion Web se renouvèle et génère de nouvelles possibilités pour le public.» Télé-Chevreuil s’inspire […]

Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen. In “Naturalezxs No Binarixs : Non-binary Natures”, Raechel utilizes multi-disciplinary artmaking practices to work to imagine possible transformations that humans, plants, animals, and technology could undergo collectively through processes of queer worlding. Raechel Teitelbaum (they/them) is a visual artist born in Syracuse, New York, currently based in London working primarily with video, film, performance, installation, poetry, and textiles. They studied both in Spain and the United States for their undergraduate degree, graduating from Purchase College with a bachelor’s degree in ‘Media, Society, and the Arts’, an interdisciplinary program that combined fine arts, anthropology, and media studies in 2017. Raechel attended Metàfora Studio Arts Programs in Barcelona, where they completed an advanced arts diploma in 2019. Following this, Raechel completed a Masters of Arts in Digital Media: Image Making, at Goldsmiths, University of London, where they focused on 3D video animation, virtual reality, processing, and coding. Unearth Me and See Me Wildly Dance is an art film based in a fantasy queer mythology primarily by queer and non-binary artists Raechel Teitelbaum and Brody Mace-Hopkins, in collaborating with Joa Blumenkranz, Tara Jerome, Lilith Newson, Arthur Griffiths, Nelly Henzler, Genoa Gray, and Rachel Chevat through costumes, sound, and performance.

STUDIO NEXT is coming soon with some exciting programs and in the meanwhile, we would like to satisfy your cerebral appetite with an art tour along with one of our Founder Director, Priyanka Bhattacharjee

Get Out Of Your Skull – an international collaborative art project The Get out of your skull art project, is a corona proof, non-subsidized, artists for artists initiative with the participation of an international group of 64 artists from 20 countries, initiated and curated by Ron Weijers for the 10dence platform. This project united a large group of artists during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic with all its restrictions and problematic effects on their individual art practices as well as the international artworld. Aiming primarily on providing a positive vibe, to stimulate creative processes, to provide a psychological boost, to re-ignite a possibility to communicate and to network as well as to generate a bright light at the end of the corona tunnel during these darkened times. The Get Out Of Your Skull project will be presented to the public within venues at de Zilverhof exhibition space – Ghent – Belgium from 13 till 29 08 2021 – La Providence art centre – Ille sur Tet – France from 05 till 19 09 2021 – World Art Delft [WAD] – Delft – the Netherlands from 15-10 till 7-11 2021 – Arti et Amicitiae [ArtSpace] – Amsterdam – the Netherlands from 17 […]