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Organizer Information Bus Projects is an independent, not-for-profit artist-run initiative (ARI) founded in Melbourne in August 2001 by Tim O’Donoghue, Kade McDonald, David Sutton, John Karatzas, and Chris Johnson, originally operating from 117 Little Lonsdale Street as a design collective with a shared interest in art. The gallery’s early exhibition spaces — the Skinny Gallery, […]

Organizer Information The Djerassi Resident Artists Program was founded in 1979 by Carl Djerassi, a Stanford chemistry professor, novelist, playwright, and art patron who shared in the discovery of the process used to synthesize the first oral contraceptive. Djerassi established the program on his 583-acre former cattle ranch in the Santa Cruz Mountains of Northern […]

Organizer Information Künstlergut Prösitz e.V. is a Saxon artists’ house located in the village of Prösitz, near Grimma, between Leipzig and Dresden. For roughly three decades, the association has restored a mid-19th-century three-sided farmstead (Dreiseithof) according to historic-preservation principles, gradually creating living spaces, studios, and workshops for artistic work. The organization’s core mission is to […]

Organizer Information Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (Museo Reina Sofía) is Spain’s national museum of modern and contemporary art, based in Madrid. It is a member of L’Internationale, a confederation of European museums, and organizes this call through its Study Centre (Centro de Estudios) as part of Museum of the Commons, a four-year […]

Organizer Information Teiger Foundation is a private foundation founded in 2008 by New York-based collector and management consultant David Teiger (1929–2014), and is the only U.S. foundation dedicated exclusively to supporting contemporary art curators. The foundation expanded its grantmaking following the posthumous sale of Teiger’s art collection, and now distributes several million dollars annually to […]