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Location setting: urban
Workshop: unknown
Companion possiblity: unknown

Description

The International Summer Studio, arranged by the city of Aschersleben, can be awarded to 4 artists and includes a studio and a living room for each artist, including furniture, electricity, water, heating and internet connection. The rooms are made available for a period of three months from June to September of each year.

The work and activities of the artists are accompanied by press and public relations work during this period. Information about the studio program and the work of the respective artists is published on the website of the city of Aschersleben. At the end of the three-month program, the artists give a public presentation of the results of their work.

Link

https://www.aschersleben.de/Unsere-Stadt/Kunst-in-...

Contact

Stadt Aschersleben Vertretungsberechtigter
Markt 1
06449 Aschersleben
Germany

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Location setting: urban
Workshop: unknown
Companion possiblity: unknown

Description

The Tyrolean Bschlabertal valley lies at an altitude of 1,400 meters and is one of the most remote places in Austria. Today, fewer than 90 people live there, with an aging population and rural exodus taking their toll on the region. For the fifth time, medienfrische is taking place there over 21 days. medienfrische is a contemporary art festival and artist-in-residence program that focuses on current developments. The landscape and the completely different way of organizing everyday life in the valley require new and unconventional ways of thinking and ideas, as well as a questioning of conventional ways of working and living.

Link

https://www.medienfrische.com/en/open-call/

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Sous les pavés
Müllerstraße 21
6020 Innsbruck
Austria

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Location setting: rural
Workshop: unknown
Companion possiblity: unknown

Description

Rabbit Island is 91 acres of forest and sandstone located in Lake Superior—the largest body of freshwater in the world—four miles east of Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula within the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe. The island is composed of a native ecosystem and has never before been developed or subdivided.

The Rabbit Island Residency provides financial support, time, and pristine natural spaces to challenge creative practices in a wilderness environment. Artists live and work on the island for 2-4 weeks, engaging directly with the landscape, responding to notions of conservation, ecology, and sustainability via their research and cultural works. The residency reflects on the American continent’s four hundred year history of settlement and division of land and stems from the idea that in a developed society intelligent organization of wild spaces is one of the most civilized things we can pursue.

Link

https://rabbitisland.org/art/

Contact

Rabbit Island Residency
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n.a. Rabbit Island
United States of America

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Location setting: urban
Workshop: unknown
Companion possiblity: unknown

Description

Since 2002, the summer Artist at Pine Needles program has hosted over 75 artists and writers who seek to deepen the recognizable connection between the arts and sciences and pass that understanding on to the community. In this unique program, each resident is invited to expand their intersection of art and science by interacting with the research scientists, utilizing the reference library, gathering resource materials, and immersing themselves back into the natural world.

Link

https://smm.org/scwrs/pine-needles/

Contact

Artist at Pine Needles
16910 152nd Street North
55047 Marine on St. Croix
United States of America