Can Serrat - residency open call for musicians

Can Serrat International Art Residency announces a Residency Open Call for Musicians. This Open Call is meant to support musical production and to offer a working and living space for musicians. The residency takes place in February 2018. Can Serrat is located in a rural environment at the foot of Montserrat massif in Catalonia, 45km from Barcelona.

Can Serrat will invite 1 musician/ sound artist for a full grant in addition to inviting 6 groups/solo musicians for a partial aid support stipend.

What do we offer?
With this Open Call, Can Serrat will select 1 musician/sound artist to have a Full Grant:

One month of residency at Can Serrat during February 2018.

A private room.

Private working space.

Access to shared spaces (kitchen, toilets, bathrooms, etc.)

Food supply.

Use of the technical equipment (sound gear, both for recording and playing live, projectors, etc.)

Possibility to workshop or discuss the project with the residency staff.

Promotion of project and work through social media.

Human and technical resources regarding the project.

In addition to the special fully granted programming in February of 2018, Can Serrat offers: partial grant#1 to 1 musical project, partial grant#2 to 2 musical projects and partial grant#3 to 3 musical projects.

[The grants do not include travel expenses.]

Who is it for?

All the grants is for musical groups up to 5 participants or single musicians (or sound artists).

There is no age or nationality restrictions.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 10 OCTOBER 2017

CAN SERRAT

Is located in El Bruc, at the foot of Montserrat and only 45 km from Barcelona. This center was founded in 1989 by a group of 11 Norwegian artists*. It has several spaces / workshops and a beautiful natural environment. With a pleasant path from the house we soon get to the bottom of one of the most spectacular areas around the massif of Montserrat, “Les Agülles “ – Community of artists from all over the world – integrating a Catalan village of 2000 inhabitants, and indeed their daily lives