both physical and virtual, that we as a collective
are invited to undergo with others. We see these external movements as occasions to be together, to listen and learn, to disseminate our work, and to contribute to the expanding field of art residency study.
Constructive Advanced Thinking Grant (2023 - 2025) with the project “A Transformation Framework for Artist Residencies, based on Internal Critiques, Alternative Histories, and Emerging Practices” (2023 - 2025)
Alongside researchers from the University of Groningen and Transartists, ARRC have been selected for the NetIAS - the Network of Institutes of Advanced Studies’ Constructive Advanced Thinking Grant (2023 - 2025) with the project “A Transformation Framework for Artist Residencies, based on Internal Critiques, Alternative Histories, and Emerging Practices.” This grant allows us to come together at Hamburg IAS, Montpelier IAS, and Casa de Velasquez in Madrid to conduct prescient research in the field across the next three years.
More info can be found at Transartist’s dedicated posts:
Alongside researchers from the University of Groningen and Transartists, ARRC have been selected for the NetIAS - the Network of Institutes of Advanced Studies’ Constructive Advanced Thinking Grant (2023 - 2025) with the project “A Transformation Framework for Artist Residencies, based on Internal Critiques, Alternative Histories, and Emerging Practices.” This grant allows us to come together at Hamburg IAS, Montpelier IAS, and Casa de Velasquez in Madrid to conduct prescient research in the field across the next three years.
More info can be found at Transartist’s dedicated posts:
Taking the long view - a residency about residencies
Methodological Highlight: Archetypes for a Journey
CAP Summer Seminar, Schoppingen, Germany
Forthcoming: 11–18 July, 2022
As part of Curating for Advanced Practices (CAP), Towards perma-cultural institutions: Exercises in collective thinking, we will be holding a workshop for the cohort, entitled: 'What is magical is hidden too', an exploration of zone 00. This summer seminar is organized by Stiftung Künstlerdorf Schöppingen residency centre, NRW Kultur International, and Temporary Gallery and curated by Aneta Rostkowska, Nada Schroer and Julia Haarmann.
You can read more about “What is Magical is Hidden too: an Exploration of Zone 00” in Julia Haarmann and Nada Rosa Schroer (eds.), Towards Perma-Cultural Institutions: Exercises in Collective Thinking, Stiftung Künstlerdorf Schöppingen, 2022
LINK to purchase the book
Forthcoming: 11–18 July, 2022
As part of Curating for Advanced Practices (CAP), Towards perma-cultural institutions: Exercises in collective thinking, we will be holding a workshop for the cohort, entitled: 'What is magical is hidden too', an exploration of zone 00. This summer seminar is organized by Stiftung Künstlerdorf Schöppingen residency centre, NRW Kultur International, and Temporary Gallery and curated by Aneta Rostkowska, Nada Schroer and Julia Haarmann.
You can read more about “What is Magical is Hidden too: an Exploration of Zone 00” in Julia Haarmann and Nada Rosa Schroer (eds.), Towards Perma-Cultural Institutions: Exercises in Collective Thinking, Stiftung Künstlerdorf Schöppingen, 2022
LINK to purchase the book
Res Artis Virtual Conference, Bangkok, Thailand
8–17 September, 2021
ARRC participated virtually in the annual Res Artis Virtual Conference centred in Bangkok, and titled, Defining the Next Decade: What is the Future of Arts Residencies in a post-Covid 19 World? We spoke together on our methodologies for working in a virtual/analog hybrid residency, as well as speculating on possible futures of residency in Late Pandemic, climate crisis times.
The conference was hosted by SAC Gallery, Bangkok and supported by ASEF culture360, KONNECT ASEAN, Goethe-Institut Thailand, Japan Foundation Bangkok and Casa Asia.
Our talk can be found here.
8–17 September, 2021
ARRC participated virtually in the annual Res Artis Virtual Conference centred in Bangkok, and titled, Defining the Next Decade: What is the Future of Arts Residencies in a post-Covid 19 World? We spoke together on our methodologies for working in a virtual/analog hybrid residency, as well as speculating on possible futures of residency in Late Pandemic, climate crisis times.
The conference was hosted by SAC Gallery, Bangkok and supported by ASEF culture360, KONNECT ASEAN, Goethe-Institut Thailand, Japan Foundation Bangkok and Casa Asia.
Our talk can be found here.
Saari Well Assembly,
outside Turku, Finland
18–22 August, 2021
Invited by Irmeli Kokko and the Kone Foundation, we joined a cohort of scholars, writers and activists engaged in artist residency research and writing. The assembly was hosted at Saari Residence and was the first platform of its kind– to come together in study, to meet each other and share individual research projects as part of My Journey, Knowledge and Exchange.
Saari Well 2021
outside Turku, Finland
18–22 August, 2021
Invited by Irmeli Kokko and the Kone Foundation, we joined a cohort of scholars, writers and activists engaged in artist residency research and writing. The assembly was hosted at Saari Residence and was the first platform of its kind– to come together in study, to meet each other and share individual research projects as part of My Journey, Knowledge and Exchange.
Saari Well 2021