tag: residences
"Residencies Exchange " Curatorial Programme Estampa
This edition of the Curatorial Programme of Estampa Art Fair, curated by hablarenarte, focuses on art residencies. 
Re-Lab: research & exchange knowledge residency
International collaboration project that aims to exchange expertise and knowledge, between Spanish and Turkish collectives who work across the fields of art/design/architecture related with spacemaking participatory processes.
Sweet Home 2017: research residencies in Madrid
A residency programme that seeks to create close relationships between residents and hosts.
CAPP - Collaborative Arts
CAPP (Collaborative Arts Partnership Programme): Art in Social and community contexts, starting with its first public activities in June 2015. more info: www.cappnetwork.com
Password: Printmaking. Residencies
Within the European project Password: Printmaking hablarenarte: organizes various artist residencies through its six partners, and a professional exchange program.
Sweet Home: research residencies in Madrid
six private homes in Madrid + six international cultural agents = "Sweet home": six research residencies in Madrid
Curators' Network: International research residencies
hablarenarte: organizes research residencies for international curators seeking greater knowledge of the Spanish art scene. The programme aims to help internationalize the emerging Spanish scene for art.
Password: Printmaking: a European project with Ingráfica
Comprising six partner countries, “Password: Printmaking” is a project funded by the European Commission Culture Programme 2007-2013. Its purpose is to consolidate working networks in the field of printmaking.
El Ranchito. Artists residencies at Matadero Madrid.
In March 2010, Matadero de Madrid starts a programme of residencies called El Ranchito, with the intention of hosting international artists who are invited to work temporarily in Madrid.
Lugares de Tránsito
Lugares de Tránsito is a programme of artist residencies made up of 8 bilateral meetings between Latin American and Spanish artists in the cities of La Havana, Santo Domingo, Maracaibo, Bogota, Miami, Guatemala, Panama and Quito.
| previous | Page 6 of 7 | next |