Art Residencies Explained: 10 Examples, Important Aspects & Where To Find Them

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Table of contents:
00:00 - Introduction
00:35 - Q: What is an Artist Residency?
02:03 - Q: Why Do Artist Residencies Matter?
02:38 - Q: What are the Characteristics of a Good Artist Residency?
04:13 - Examples of Top Residencies (1-5)
06:45 - Artenda.net: Finding Artist Residencies
08:27 - Examples of Top Residencies (6-10)
10:27 - Outro

[@parimahavani]

Az always waiting for your amazing video, Please make a video or article on which cities in Europe to live for better connections of galleries and growth as emerging artist! 🌱🙏🏻

[@contemporaryartissue]

Great suggestion, will do!!!

[@matthewmoore8848]

You make great content, I watch your videos daily and they are a big help. Thank you 👍

[@elainescott6791]

I’m thoroughly enjoying your videos they are the best out there I appreciate this & look forward to all videos …makes my day Thank you so much from Canada

[@contemporaryartissue]

The pleasure is all mine, thank you for tuning in and your most kind words! All my best, Julien

[@r-cdmx]

Excellent. Thank you. 👍🏽✨

[@contemporaryartissue]

The pleasure is all mine! 🙌

[@luigidifabio6709]

Hi! I’m a huge follower of your KZbin channel. You helped me a lot with your well explained lessons. I have a question: what if you’d talk about the most important open call of NYC, London, Berlin etc..? I think it could be super helpful for us artist understand how to take advantage of our specific time period where we can apply for those important occasion even if living in places where the art world is mostly hidden. It’s important to have an expert opinion like yours on this topic to avoid scams-like occasions, vanity gallery dressed as Open Calls and moreover what is better in general. Thank you so much

[@contemporaryartissue]

Great suggestion! Next month I will be highlighting some of these more entry-level open calls for artists in various cities and areas of the world. Stay tuned and have a terrific day! All my best, Julien

[@pedroordonez6397]

can't wait for this @@contemporaryartissue

[@nadiapolicarpova7962]

Thank you for such a comprehensive introduction to the world of Art Residencies. Could you by any chance shed some light on the Chateau Orquevaux Residency that keeps popping up in my feed for a few years now? And also, do you think people working in the field of so called "Minor Arts", like textiles, ceramics, contemporary jewelry have any chance of getting into those main Art Residencies?

[@contemporaryartissue]

The pleasure is all mine! I have never heard from the residency in question but if I have a look on their site I notice it costs €3.000 so I would say it is more like a vanity artist residency. Minor arts are difficult to get into high-end art residencies. The art world does not like it, unless it is being implemented in a fresh and original manner. Think of the tattooed pigs by Delvoy or Razvan Botis ceramics. Hope this might help!

[@Cafeston]

I understand the residency as a place to develop new ideas, with people to mentor you and help move your art forward. Would you advise to approach the applications with a well established body of work-a few exhibitions and fairs under your belt? Or is it conceivable to propose a new theme, and explore something you wouldn’t do in other circumstances (ie. installation art, if you come from painting)?

[@contemporaryartissue]

It depends on the residency, of course, but it is always best to have some finished experiments/renders/maquettes ready the strengthen your application. Wishing you all the best!

[@taniamilner5055]

😊hello from South Africa

[@contemporaryartissue]

Hi there! Greetings from Belgium!

[@chumaanagbado]

Yas

[@contemporaryartissue]

Yes 💪

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좋아요

[@VTeslaV]

Are there artists that use audio as their medium? I'm not talking music per-say but anything that gets exhibited at museums or galaries?

[@domcolliermusic6390]

its all music buddy boi. no matter how obscure, if its not made with a computer its just called analogue

[@gmfr2762]

I’ve only ever seen it accompanying something visual. For example, a museum in the south of France had an exhibition with perfume based on paintings, where you would sit in front of the painting and smell the accompanying perfume. Same with sounds

[@Uncle_Jun]

What is a "formular"?

[@contemporaryartissue]

Could you please specify where I mentioned this word? Most likely, I wanted to say "formula" and pronounced a bit oddly.

[@domcolliermusic6390]

did you just delta your latest video? came back to watch and its gone

[@contemporaryartissue]

It was perhaps the KZbin short I uploaded on Thursday. The regular long-play videos are published every Sunday at 16:00. Stay tuned 👀😎

[@domcolliermusic6390]

@@contemporaryartissue it was the short! Thank you