Art Residencies

Open Dream | Treviso, Italy

Open Dream

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

Art residency
of 1 month + final open studio.

The residency includes:
- accommodation
- working space at the former factory Ceramiche Pagnossin
- logistic support on site
- a grant to support the production costs
- final open studio

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Treviso, Italy
www.opendream.it

Open Dream: from industrial production to the production of Made in Italy excellence.
In December 2016, the purchase of the former Pagnossin industrial site was completed to launch a particularly ambitious and complex regeneration project: Open Dream.
The aim is to revitalize these unused spaces in order to give back to the community an extraordinary patrimony: an area of 100,000 square meters at the gates of Treviso, inserted in a context of industrial excellence, as well as cultural, artistic, artisanal and naturalistic.
Talent, wit, sensitivity, visionary spirit: this is the Genius loci of a space that is ready to come back to life.
The project was born to regenerate a disused industrial complex, starting from its history and from the territory, in order to create a synergistic pole of excellence production, unique in its kind: a showcase to stand out and be known all over the world.
The architectural project, inspired by the legislation on sustainable urban regeneration and bio-economy, makes Open Dream a place of unique experiential tourism. Open Dream is the new fortress of excellence production. A physical space steeped in history where Art, Food and Made in Italy come together to create workshops, events and new sensory experiences.
The "production of excellence" that has distinguished the Pagnossin Company has been translated into production of the Arts and the redevelopment of each factory has been designed to create new spaces where FOOD, ART, GREEN TOURISM, INNOVATION and EVENTS merge and mix to transmit the authenticity and the historical traditions of the territory.
Open Dream wants to propose itself in the territory as a factory of culture linked to the dissemination of art through the construction of a large exhibition center. Thanks to the “Artists Residencies” program, Open Dream will become a space in which to produce, admire and experience art. The residencies will be finalized to supporting the artists and to enhancing the territory.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Step #1   Apply to Arte Laguna Prize. Form on line>
Step #2   Check your inbox, you will receive an email with instructions to apply to the Art Residencies.
Step #3   Fill in the entry form dedicated to each residency.
Step #4   Wait for the results of the selections.

WINNERS

Marina Gómez Fernández
(Santander, Spain)
Winner at 13th edition
Residency period:
to be defined

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Murano Glass Art Residency | Venice, Italy

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

Art residency
of 1 month for 1 artist + creation of the work in glass

The residency includes:
- accommodation
- round trip journey from artist’s residence for a maximum of 1000 Euro
- scholarship of 500 Euro
- realization of the project with the master glassmakers

Residency reserved to artists who submit at least 2 works to the same section.

Info >
Venice, Italy
www.fornacemian.com

The residency is organized in collaboration with Fornace Mian and the Pentagram Stiftung Foundation.
The prize provides for the assignment of a residency period in which the artist can learn and experience the wonderful technique of Murano glass processing and implement the project submitted during the application.

FORNACE MIAN
A company epitomising an 1000-year-old tradition, Fornace Mian was established in 1962 and is now a leader in the artisan production of Murano glass furnishing lighting and accessories.
With its consolidated expertise, Fornace Mian’s product range stands out for the way it draws upon artisan skills handed down over the centuries to bring together an outstanding creative capacity with cutting edge technical solutions. Every single piece in Fornace Mian’s product range is the result of an artistic and cultural heritage that provides high-class creative responses to today’s markets which are increasingly demanding both in terms of design and technology.

PENTAGRAM STIFTUNG
Is a Swiss private Foundation established in 2011, based in Chur, Switzerland, whose mission is to study and promote art and design in the 20th and 21st centuries that feature glass as their main medium. Pentagram Stiftung aims to reappraise the importance of glass, especially in the art and history of Venice, as well as that of high-standard and innovative glassmaking in the contemporary art and design worlds.
In 2012 Pentagram Stiftung launched LE STANZE DEL VETRO [Rooms for Glass], a long-term joint initiative in collaboration with Fondazione Giorgio Cini, on the Island of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice. LE STANZE DEL VETRO is a permanent exhibition space, which hosts solo and group shows featuring international artists and glass manufacturers from the 20th and 21st centuries, who have used glass as an original means to express their own personal aesthetics. The aim of LE STANZE DEL VETRO is to illustrate the many different potential uses of the medium and to bring glass back into the centre of the international art stage.
Moreover, Pentagram Stiftung and Fondazione Giorgio Cini have set up a GLASS STUDY CENTRE within the Institute of Art History of the Fondazione Cini to establish a comprehensive archive of Venetian glass, the first of its kind, where original drawings, photographs, letters and all kind of documents, ephemeral and not, are collected to save them from permanent loss and make them available to the academic community. A specialised library has been created and is available to scholars and artists interested in the history and technology of glassmaking.

WINNERS

Cecil Kemperink
(Almelo, The Netherlands)
Winner at 12th edition
Residency period:
20th August - 20th September 2018
Arte Sella | Trento, Italy

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

Art Residency
of 10 days for 1 artist + ideation of a site specific project for Val di Sella

The residency includes:
- board and lodging
- assistance on site
- a grant for the journey up to maximum 1000 Euro

Residency reserved to artists who submit at least 2 works to the same section.

Info >
Trento, Italy
www.artesella.it

Arte Sella: the contemporary mountain. A unique creative process which over a thirty-year journey has seen a meeting of artistic languages, artistic feeling and different inspirations united by the desire to establish a fruitful and ongoing dialogue between creativity and the natural world.
Two routes immersed in the woods where international artists’ sensitivity and creations have been able to talk to nature and to get in touch with it. Year by year, a succession of artworks made of natural materials are donated to nature which modifies them, turning them into something new. Every season covers Arte Sella itineraries with colours, shades and new scents: the route is a continuous discovery, every time a different emotion.
Arte Sella consists of two routes: ArteNatura, a path that extends along a forest road immersed in the woods. It is a route of approximately two kilometers and it offers the opportunity to discover some artworks. A second route is situated at the Malga Costa Area and it consists of a ring path of about one kilometer, which has other artworks such as the famous Tree Cathedral. From 2016 it is possible to visit also the historic Villa Strobele and its garden, where Arte Sella was born.

WINNERS

Ivan Juarez
(Mexico City, Mexico)
Winner at 12th edition
Residency period:
15th - 25th October 2018
The Art Department - Casa dell’Arte International Artists' Residency | Bodrum, Turkey

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

Art Residency
from 2 to 8 weeks for 1 artist + final exhibition

The residency includes:
- round trip flight ticket
- accommodation and meals
- studio
- materials
- logistics support

Reserved to artists who submit at least 2 works to the same section

Info >
Bodrum, Turkey
www.cda-art.com

The Art Department is dedicated to providing resources for the production of inspiring art projects and organizing educational programs in order to expand awareness through contemporary art.

Since 2011, The Art Department has been organising International Art Residency Programs in Bodrum, Turkey at Casa dell’Arte Hotel of Arts & Leisure. The Art Department is also responsible for the management of The Büyükkuşoğlu Family Collection and the cultural programming at Casa dell’Arte Hotel of Arts & Leisure. Casa dell’Arte Hotel of Arts & Leisure, Turkey’s first boutique art hotel founded by Büyükkuşoğlu family displays the Büyükkuşoğlu collection, as well as hosting exhibitions by local and international artists at the hotel gallery through the summer.

The Art Department takes advantage of the off-season period at Casa dell`Arte in order to share the hotel’s resources with artists, and have Bodrum become a production site for contemporary art inspired by the area and the local community. Casa dell’Arte Art Residency Program is considered as one of the very first residencies in Turkey. The purpose of Casa dell’Arte Art Residency Program is to develop a network of young artists by creating a friendly environment for their artistic production and supporting their projects both during and after the residency period.

The program takes place at Casa dell’Arte Hotel in Bodrum,Torba, located in the southwest of Turkey, during the off-season period. Artists-in-residence work together, exchange ideas and experience the location and the local life of Bodrum.

WINNERS

Zita David
(Budapest, Hungary)
Winner at 12th edition
Residency period:
30th April - 4th June 2018

Cristina Rodrigues
(Porto, Portugal)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
28th September - 31th October 2017

Inge Van Heerde
(Emmeloord, The Netherlands)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
6th October - 3rd November 2017
Discover Inge's experience>
San Francisco Art Residency | San Francisco, United States

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

Art Residency
for 1 month for 1 artist + final presentation
Period: September – November 2018 (exact month chosen by artist)

The residency includes:
- accommodation in San Francisco’s central Mission District
- logistics support
- final presentation

Reserved to artists who submit at least 2 works to the same section

Info >
San Francisco, USA
www.theshop.build
www.facebook.com/ArtResidencySF

San Francisco is known for its entrepreneurial, free-spirited environment. Creative individuals of all stripes thrive on the city’s pioneering spirit and the sense that with a little out-of- the-box thinking, one can make his/her own rules and destiny. It’s an environment where people take pride in inventing new approaches. The recent growth of San Francisco as a technology hub offers artists access to cutting-edge tools & processes, providing them with the opportunity to learn & develop their work in potentially new ways.

Accommodation includes a single private bedroom & small studio, plus shared kitchen, bathroom and garden/backyard.The residency will culminate in a final presentation of the work by the artist, focused on the work created during the program, hosted at the Pacific Felt Factory Arts Complex.

The residency is made in collaboration with The Shop.build, a working space where the artist can realize the selected project and where the final exhibition takes place.
The Shop.build in San Francisco is a membership-based, open-access, DIY fabrication facility. It is a welcoming home where all makers, entrepreneurs and artists can create, dream and thrive.
The facility features 3D printers and laser cutters in addition to fully-equipped wood, metal and machine shops that can handle the most complex of projects. The Shop also offers safety & basic use training on all of its machines and equipment. Other notable capabilities include CNC machines, such as a Tormach CNC Mill, Shopbot CNC router, and a water jet cutter that can slice through everything from 2 inch thick steel & granite to thin sheets of aluminum or plastic.
The Shop's mission is to help everyone find their niche in the ever-growing world of creativity and personal passion.

WINNERS

Maryam Dadkhah
(Arak, Iran)
Winner at 12th edition
Residency period:
1st – 31st October 2018

Fabio Tasso
(Savona, Italy)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
1st - 30th September 2017
Discover Fabio's experience>
SALVADORI ARTE - Artistic Foundry | Pistoia, Italy

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

International Art Residency
in Pistoia Tuscany di 20 days for 1 artist

The residency includes:
- accommodation
- realization of the project
- opening

Pistoia Tuscany, Italy
www.salvadoriarte.it

The artistic foundry Salvadori Arte is located in Pistoia, Tuscany, and has been operating since 1964. The company produces works of art in bronze and other metals, with the technique of lost wax, operating in a 700 sqm indoor space and 600 sqm outdoor space. Salvadori Arte is the last heir of the great metallurgical tradition of Pistoia, dating back to the eleventh century, and reaching its highest splendor in the early decades of the twentieth century.
It creates works for major Italian and international sculptors, including Roberto Barni, Luigi Ontani, Claudio Parmiggiani, Mario Merz, Steven Cox, Jorio Vivarelli, Igor Mitoraj, Mark Kostabi, Ilya Kabakov, Leonid Sokov, Grisha Bruskin, Umberto Mastroianni, Pericle Fazzini, Domenico Paladino, Daniel Spoerri, Fabio De Poli, Robert Morris, Bino Bini, Fernando Botero, Franco Fossi, Edoardo Bruno, Mario Ceroli, Pawel Althamer, Alexander Kosoloapov, Gustavo Aceves among others.
Some of its castings are housed in the most famous museums and art collections in the world, as well as in countless squares and gardens of art towns.

THE TECHNIQUE OF LOST WAX FUSION
It entails the coating a support of refractory earth in wax, which will be modeled afterwards; then an additional earth layer is applied on the wax, which is thus trapped inside the two masses.
By strongly heating the casing thus obtained, the wax melts and overflows from specific vents.
In the thin gap left by the wax, usually a few millimeters thick, the liquid alloy is poured, which by cooling and hardening, produces the fusion. When the fusion is complete, the sculpture is liberated from the different external castings and its surfaces are refined and polished.
Finally, through various oxidations and heat treatments, the desired patina is given to bronze.
The Zeus in Athens, the horses of Saint Mark’s in Venice, the Marco Aurelio in Rome’s Campidoglio, and the great sculptures of the Renaissance, were made using this very technique, which, over time, has hardly been amended.

WINNERS

Paul Funcken
(Schaesberg, The Netherlands)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
7th - 23th June 2017

More info >
Claudio Buziol Foundation | Venice, Italy

Venice, Italy

PAST EDITIONS WINNERS ARCHIVE

Kurt Hoerbst
(Rainbach im Mühlkreis, Austria)
Winner at 5th edition
Residency period:
November - December 2011
IAAB | Basel, Switzerland

Basel, Switzerland
www.iaab.ch

Iaab is an international exchange and studio program founded by Christoph Merian Stiftung in Basel (Switzerland) in 1986. It gives artists who come from the Basel region and southern Germany the opportunity to spend a number of months working abroad in one of the programs of the 13 partner countries. In return every year iaab hosts in his studios 15 artists from around the world.
The art residency in Basel lasts 3 months and includes accommodation, studio, curatorial assistance and final open day.

PAST EDITIONS WINNERS ARCHIVE

Ilia Yefimovich
(Moscow, Russia)
Winner at 7th edition
Residency period:
October - December 2013

Candace Couse
(Toronto, Canada)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
August - December 2012
Carlo Zauli Museum | Faenza, Italy

Faenza, the city of ceramic, Italy
www.museozauli.it

PAST EDITIONS WINNERS ARCHIVE

Simon McGrath
(Loftus, Australia)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
September 2012

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Davide Valenti
(Agrigento, Italy)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
September 2011
Norimberga ARTresidency | Nuremberg, Germany

in collaboration with the Department of International Relations
www.nuernberg.de

Since 1991 the Department of International Relations coordinates the city’s international contacts. It manages economic, cultural and administrative projects, and is responsible for the organization of Nuremberg’s twin city partnerships.
Since the Middle Ages, Nuremberg has been an internationally focused city – settled by craftsmen and artists from all over the world, where Nuremberg merchants sold their products throughout Europe. After the Second World War, Nuremberg strove to participate in foreign affairs as a contribution to international understanding and European unity. Nuremberg dealt with the intensely complex issues surrounding its associations with the terrors of the Third Reich. The city now instigates activities for the progression of human rights, and continuously helps spread awareness and cultural understanding.

The collaboration between the Department of International Relations of the city of Nuremberg and the Arte Laguna Prize was born in June 2013 and it includes an exchange between Venetian and German artists
The space for the artist's studio will be inside the castle of Almoshof used by the city as a cultural center for music concerts, art exhibitions and meetings.

PAST EDITIONS WINNERS ARCHIVE

Tania Marino
(Essen, Germany)
Winner at 8th edition
Residency period:
May 2014

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Technymon India ARTresidency | Mumbai, India

Mumbai, India
www.technymon.eu

The collaboration between Arte Laguna Prize and the company Technymon began in September 2011.
Technymon, that is part of The Mongodi group, is one of the SMEs which have internationalized their business, by opening some productive branches in Europe, USA, Brazil, India while keeping their main office in Italy. The spirit of the group is to be “world citizens” by participating in the social, economic, and cultural life of the nation it works in and thus becoming an integral part of the society. This conviction has been the starting point of a cultural project of wide international scope, aimed at the interchange and the diffusion of any expression of creativity. In order to develop this project, Technymon started to establish some cooperative relations with different realities and for this reason the collaboration with Arte Laguna Prize originated.

This residency gives the opportunity to the artists of the Arte Laguna Prize to stay for one month in Mumbai in order to carry out a new artistic project inspired by the city and the local culture.

PAST EDITIONS WINNERS ARCHIVE

Antonio di Canito
(Monza, Italy)
Winner at 8th edition
Residency period:
15th September - 15th October 2014

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Exhibition at Sakshi Gallery >

Carlos Cartama
(Madrid, Spain)
Winner at 7th edition
Residency period:
19th September - 19th October 2013

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Exhibition at Sakshi Gallery >

Dina Goldstein
(Tel Aviv, Israel)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
15th September - 15th October 2012

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Micheal Rotondi
(Bari, Italy)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
15th September - 15th October 2012

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Loft Miramarmi | Vicenza, Italy

S. Pietro Mussolino, Marble District, Italy
www.miramarmi.it

Founded in 1961 and currently managed by Giancarlo Bocchese, Miramarmi srl has been one of the first companies in the Chiampo valley (Vicenza) to specialize in the extraction, processing and sale of marble and natural stone all over the world.
Marbles, Art and Design are the three elements that characterize this place dedicated to artists, architects and designers. A space wanted by Miramarmi in order to make people closer to the wide world of the art and design of marble. An old production plant has been turned into an evocative and original "art gallery": this, in short, is Miramarmi Loft Gallery. The new company showroom is the result of the renovation of the old venue of the Miramarmi sawmill which has been restored. Miramarmi Loft Gallery has been conceived as a meeting point for customers and the professionals in the field, a welcoming place where it is possible to admire different materials and now, thanks to the collaboration with Arte Laguna Prize, a creativity space for artists.

PAST EDITIONS WINNERS ARCHIVE

Christian Fogarolli
(Trent, Italy)
Winner at 8th edition
Residency period:
2nd - 30th September 2014

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Sandra Burek
(Bydgoszcz, Poland)
Winner at 8th edition
Residency period:
2nd - 30th September 2014

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Silvia Celeste Calcagno
(Genoa, Italy)
Winner at 7th edition
Residency period:
2nd - 29th September 2013

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Boris Chouvellon
(Paris, France)
Winner at 7th edition
Residency period:
2nd - 29th September 2013

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Simone Bubbico
(Turin, Italy)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
3rd - 30th September 2012

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Joëlle Allet
(Sierre, Switzerland)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
3rd - 30th September 2012

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Glass School Abate Zanetti | Murano Venice, Italy

Murano Venice, Italy
www.abatezanetti.it

The heir of an ancient glass-making institution, Abate Zanetti is the meeting point between the past and the future of glass art.
Abate Zanetti has two souls. The first is the educational one, that draws on its origins and is expressed through the organization, coordination and promotion of highly innovative educational activities. These ones include a number of courses on the methods of both traditional and contemporary artistic working of glass, as well as on general topics connected to technology, design, and marketing. The second soul, in continuity with the first, is the productive one, a natural evolution aimed at creating new opportunities in a market that is always asking for new solutions.
Abate Zanetti is now a centre of excellence for the production, research and experimentation on cutting-edge glass art and design techinques, and it is able to create glass artworks starting also from the customer's project (with the eleboration of the design and prototype), or by following the designer's directions.

PAST EDITIONS WINNERS ARCHIVE

Constantine Zlatev
(Ruse, Bulgaria)
Winner at 9th edition
Residency period:
2nd - 24th November 2015

More info >

Anna Vercellotti
(Genoa, Italy)
Winner at 8th edition
Residency period:
November 2014

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Ana Roda
(Salamanca, Spain)
Winner at 7th edition
Residency period:
3rd - 30th November 2013

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Bete Esteves
(Rio De Janeiro, Brazil)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
3rd - 28th November 2012

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Giulia Magagnini
(Rome, Italy)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
3rd - 28th November 2012

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Leonore Roussel
(St. Germain en Laye, France)
Winner at 6th edition
Residency period:
3rd - 28th November 2012

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Sabine Delafon
(Grenoble, France)
Winner at 5th edition
Residency period:
4th - 30th November 2011

More info >
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The Swatch Art Peace Hotel | Shanghai, China

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

Art Residency
from 3 to 6 months for 1 artist + final exhibition

The residency includes:
- journey
- accommodation
- logistics support
- workshops
- involvement in the local artistic scene and in all the activities related to The Swatch Art Peace Hotel (exhibitions, catalogues, website)

Residency reserved to artists who submit at least 2 works to the same section.

Info >
Shanghai, China
www.swatch.com
www.swatch-art-peace-hotel.com

Swatch loves art and believes that artists, with their messages, freedom, energy and focus, contribute to making the world a better place. Working closely together for more than 30 years, Swatch and artists have created more than 100 amazing Swatch Art Specials. Today the Swatch & Art love story has taken on a new dimension with the brand’s artist-in-residence program at The Swatch Art Peace Hotel, in Shanghai.
The Swatch Art Peace Hotel is a focal point of contemporary art in China’s most vibrant and fascinating city. Gifted artists from a broad range of creative disciplines are invited by Swatch to live and work in the 18 workshop-apartments in the historic landmark on the Bund at Nanjing Road. An invitation to stay as an artist-in-residence at The Swatch Art Peace Hotel represents a high point in any artist’s career. The residency offers a unique opportunity to meet other artists on a daily basis, to exchange ideas and to work together in an extraordinary creative environment.
The unique residency program also gives resident artists the opportunity to explore Chinese culture from a very privileged perspective. More than 150 artists from all over the world have lived and worked in the workshops and studios on the hotel’s 2nd and 3rd floors. Exchanges and interactions among the residents are always very lively, and many inspirational events have taken place. “Open studio” events encourage communication among artists, the management team, the local art community and the public. The diversity of disciplines and nationalities continues to grow and the “traces” left by artists include paintings, sculptures, installations, photographs, video and sound art.
For Arte Laguna, Swatch is offering a three-to-six-month stay at The Swatch Art Peace Hotel in Shanghai: A unique possibility for an emerging artist to develop his or her talent and to meet other artists from all over the world.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Step #1
Choose at least two artworks to apply to the Arte Laguna Prize and submit them to the same category. Form on line>
Step #2
Fill in the online form with your personal data and the information about your artworks.
Step #3
Check your inbox, you will receive a dedicated email to apply to the Art Residencies and to send your material.

WINNERS

Jeff Leake
(Washington, United States)
Winner at 12th edition
Residency period:
to be defined

Silvia Manazza
(Rome, Italy)
Winner at 10th edition
Residency period:
March - June 2017

Discover Silvia's experience>
Taipei Artist Village | Taipei, Taiwan

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

International Art Residency
in Taipei for 1 month for 1 artist

The residency includes:
- accommodation
- studio
- assistance
- participation in public activities
- final exhibition at Treasure Hill Artist Village

Taipei, Taiwan
www.artistvillage.org

The Department of Cultural Affairs, Taipei City Government founded Taipei Artist Village in 2001 with the intent of fulfilling the responsibility that the arts have to society, by enacting an artist-in-residence program and revitalizing a derelict space.
Treasure Hill Artist Village is located in Taipei City’s first officially designated historical community, and was officially founded in 2010 in the hope of allowing art to take root in this settlement, based on the concept of mutually beneficial coexistence, and providing artists with a space to live and make art, in the context of concern for society. Through the Artist-in-Residence Taipei (AIR Taipei) program, both Taipei Artist Village and Treasure Hill Artist Village have actively launched exchange programs with other international artist villages in different cities across the globe. Until the end of 2014, a total of 391 artists from 58 countries have lived and worked at Taipei Artist Village and Treasure Hill, and 145 Taiwanese artists have participated in artist exchange programs all over the world as part of AIR Taipei. Within 10 short years, TAV has taken on a lead role in providing a platform for international artistic and cultural exchange.
The joint operation of the two artist villages creates a greater space for cross-cultural and interdisciplinary dialogue, and provides the city with a diverse platform where the strength and possibilities of art can be developed and spread to other corners of the world.

WINNERS

Liz Collins
(New York City, United States)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
1st - 30th April 2018

Charly N'doumbe
(Bayonne, France)
Winner at 10th edition
Berengo Foundation | Murano, Italy

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

To participate you have to enter the Arte Laguna Prize with at least two works in the same section and you will receive an email with the instructions to submit your application for the Berengo Foundation.

International Art Residency
in Murano for 10 days for 1 artist

The residency includes:
- accommodation
- studio
- basic materials
- realization of a new work with the master glassmakers
- final exhibition

Murano, Italy
www.fondazioneberengo.org

The Berengo Foundation was established by Adriano Berengo who recognized the importance of keeping the centuries-old craft of glassmaking in Venice alive. By translating the language of craft to that one of contemporary art, he created a way to enter into the world of glassmaking and preserve the knowledge, skills and traditions of the Murano master glassmakers.
The Berengo Foundation invites artists, both established and emerging, to work in Murano with the master glassmakers and presents the works during Glasstress, a collateral event in the Venice Biennale of Art that has been held in Palazzo Franchetti since 2009. Glasstress showcases this collaboration between contemporary artists and the craftsmen of Murano and in this way helps assure the future of the craft of glass making.
The Foundation has also established an exhibition space in Murano as a second venue for Glasstress and as a permanent home for glass works of contemporary art.
The Foundation also sponsors a residency and internship programs to provide a significant educational opportunity for students and contemporary artists to experiment in the craft of glass.

WINNERS

Fabio Tasso
(Savona, Italy)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
August 2017
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Na-Young Han
(Seoul, Korea)
Winner at 10th edition
Residency period:
June 2016
Artistic Foundry Battaglia | Milan, Italy

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

The candidacy requires a project which will be requested at the end of the entries period.

International Art Residency
in Milan for 1 month for 1 artist

The residency includes:
- accommodation
- grant
- assistance
- final open day

Milan, Italy
www.fonderiabattaglia.com

Founded in 1913 by three partners - Ercole Battaglia (former chief of Necchi foundry), Giulio Pogliani (moulder) and Riccardo Frigerio (chiseler) - “Fonderia Battaglia, Pogliani e Frigerio” has always been one of the main Italian artistic foundries.
Since then, in the course of an agitated century, a number of bronze works have been created and are created every day by craftsmen through the ancient tradition of art casting, that is always tightly bound to the history of the protagonists of the time. In the Foundry some sculptures by Lucio Fontana, Marino Marini, Alik Cavaliere, Giacomo Manzù, Floriano Bodini, Francesco Messina, Alighiero and Boetti, Giuseppe Penone, Giò and Arnaldo Pomodoro among others have been created.
The process of creating bronze sculptures, little known by most people, goes from the realization of the model in wax, that is the exact copy of the sculptor's model, to the bronze casting that will make the finished sculpture.
The space of the foundry is a real workshop of about 1,500 square metres, subdivided into departments according to the stages of processing the material: it is a work place where every day about twenty artisan casters practice a silent and handmade art, that is extremely precious.
For 100 years (and still today!) in Battaglia culture and technique have melted, in the Reinassance warmth of furnaces and in the sounds of a material that eternally comes alive.

WINNERS

Roger Rigorth
(Saanen, Switzerland)
Winners at 10th edition
Residency period:
May/June 2016

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Iavor Lubomirov
(Sofia, Bulgaria)
Winners at 9th edition
Residency period:
May 2015

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Eracle Dartizio
(Milan, Italy)
Winners at 8th edition
Residency period:
June 2014

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Artistic Serigraphy Fallani | Venice, Italy

SPECIAL PRIZE DETAILS

Art Residency
for 10 days for 3 artists + realization of the silk screen-printing work + open day

The residency includes:
- accommodation
- assistance
- realization of a silk screen-printing work in 50 copies (25 for the artist, 25 for the Partner)

Reserved to artists who submit at least 2 works to the same section.
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Venice, Italy
www.fallanivenezia.com

From the birth of the laboratory, Fiorenzo Fallani’s direction for artistic production was rediscovered through the use of screen printing.
With the subsequent experience of Gruppofallani, the prospectives were amplified and confirmed through a multi-purpose usage in the area of museum installations and display exposition.
Today FallaniVenezia intends to follow on the work started by Fiorenzo Fallani, continuing to seek out collaborations with artists that are approaching the screen print medium and opening up the laboratory through training courses and hands-on experience with printing.
The context is the same that hosted the artists that have animated the laboratory through the years, thus creating a continuity of the past into the present and into the future, with the intention of building important relationships and collaborations with those whose life is the creation, diffusion and commercialization of art.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Step #1
Choose at least two artworks to apply to the Arte Laguna Prize and submit them to the same category. Form on line>
Step #2
Fill in the online form with your personal data and the information about your artworks.
Step #3
Check your inbox, you will receive a dedicated email to apply to the Art Residencies and to send your material.

PAST EDITIONS WINNERS ARCHIVE

Dalia Baassiri
(Sidon, Lebanon)
Winner at 12th edition
Residency period:
6th - 16th June 2018

David Nelson
(Hartford, United States)
Winner at 12th edition
Residency period:
6th - 16th June 2018

Laura Pedizzi
(Brescia, Italy)
Winner at 12th edition
Residency period:
6th - 16th June 2018

Jad El Khouri
(Baabda, Lebanon)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
5th - 15th November 2017

Miguel Montaner
(Vilanova i la Geltrù, Spain)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
5th - 15th November 2017

Paul De Flers
(Paris, France)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
5th - 15th November 2017

Tim Van Den Oudenhoven
(Ghent, Belgium)
Winner at 11th edition
Residency period:
5th - 15th November 2017

Katarzyna Tomaszewska
(Wrocław, Poland)
Winner at 10th edition
Residency period:
October/November 2016
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Kim Hee Sook
(Seoul, Korea)
Winner at 10th edition
Residency period:
October/November 2016

Annamarie Dzendrowskyj
(London, United Kingdom)
Winner at 10th edition
Residency period:
October/November 2016

Valerio Agricola
(Foggia, Italy)
Winner at 10th edition
Residency period:
October/November 2016

Pierfranco Argentiero
(Varese, Italy)
Winner at 9th edition
Residency period:
November 2015

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Zhi Mo
(Yibin, P.R. China)
Winner at 9th edition
Residency period:
November 2015

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Mariangela Marra
(Zurich, Switzerland)
Winner at 9th edition
Residency period:
November 2015

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Alexander Egorov
(Kropotkin, Russia)
Winner at 9th edition
Residency period:
November 2015

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