Fondation Grantham – Research Residency in Visual Arts
Short Description:
The Grantham Foundation offers an annual research residency with a CA$5,000 grant for specialists in visual arts, environment, and related fields. The program includes a four-week residency, an ongoing work presentation, and the potential for a public dissemination project. The residency supports research-driven projects reflecting on art, aesthetics, and environmental concerns in the Anthropocene.
Residency Length: Four weeks (continuous stay); exact dates decided with the researcher
Submission Format: Single PDF (max 1GB), sent via WeTransfer
Eligibility:
Open to researchers, art critics, curators, and artists with a curatorial practice
Applicants can be from Quebec, Canada, or abroad
Duos are eligible
University degree projects and dissertation-related work are not eligible
Program Benefits or Awards:
A$5,000, covering living costs, residency fees, a public presentation fee, and research support
Additional Travel Support: Up to CA$500 for applicants living more than 500 km away
Entry Fee:
None
Location:
Saint-Edmond-de-Grantham, Quebec, Canada
Deadline:
May 28, 2025
Website link:
https://www.fondationgrantham.org/en/research-residency-in-visual-arts
Opportunity Details
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Start Date
2025/03/01
Deadline
2025/05/28
Location
Canada
Entry Fee
Free
Participate Fee
Free
Category
Eligibility
International
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