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Organizer Information Marble House Project is a multidisciplinary artist residency program based in Vermont, United States, dedicated to fostering collaboration, ecological awareness, and cross-disciplinary exchange. The residency is grounded in the belief that artistic creation—whether in studio practice or in direct engagement with nature—expands human potential and strengthens community structures. Located in a historic 19th-century […]
Organizer Information Peter Bullough Foundation (PBF) is a U.S.-based residency organization located in Winchester, Virginia. The foundation supports artists and writers through intimate, process-oriented residency programs designed to foster experimentation, independence, and community engagement. Housed in Dr. Peter Bullough’s historic 1840s residence and surrounding buildings, PBF positions itself as a “radical, experimental community of trust,” […]
Organizer Information Stove Works Residency is an artist-run residency program based in the United States that hosts international and local practitioners across contemporary Visual Arts and interdisciplinary fields. Running annually from February to November, the program supports emerging and established artists by providing structured time, space, and material resources for research and production. The residency […]
Organizer Information The City of Bainbridge Island is a municipal government located in Washington State, USA, with a longstanding commitment to public art, cultural engagement, and community storytelling. Working alongside its autonomous Public Art Committee, the City commissions and supports projects that integrate art into civic spaces while reflecting the diverse histories, identities, and experiences […]
Organizer Information The Kolaj Institute is a premier international cultural entity dedicated exclusively to the study, documentation, and dissemination of collage as a core medium, an independent genre, a vibrant community, and a definitive 21st-century movement. Operating a multi-faceted network of critical publications, research databases, and international symposia, the Institute works to elevate the historical […]
Organizer Information PRAKSIS is a not-for-profit centre for art, research, and learning based in Oslo, Norway. Established in 2015, it operates as a platform for interdisciplinary exchange between artists, researchers, institutions, and the public through residencies, public programs, workshops, publications, and collaborative research formats. PRAKSIS is known for developing critical, socially engaged projects that investigate […]
Organizer Information New City Critics is an elite, collaborative fellowship initiative co-founded and administered by the Urban Design Forum and The Architectural League of New York. The Urban Design Forum is a member-powered organization connecting over 1,000 civic leaders to design, build, and care for an equitable metropolis. The Architectural League of New York acts […]
Organizer Information NOIA, taking its title from the Italian word for boredom, is an independent, ad-free contemporary art and print publication founded in 2021. Rooted in horizontal collaborations among a global network of artists, designers, photographers, and critical writers, the magazine brings together diverse creative voices to engage with pressing societal themes. For each publication […]
Organizer Information INVE is an acclaimed multidisciplinary platform founded in Valparaíso, Chile, born from an active grassroots community of Latin American artists and researchers. Over its 11-year history, the organization has hosted more than 200 international creators, establishing highly successful long-term initiatives like the Proceso de Error experimental video festival, Cuerpo y Territorio performance lab, […]