European Media Art Platform Residencies 2022

Call for artists duos, collectives or other artistic collaborations based in Europe and the UK who work in digital art, media art and bio-art to apply for a two-month residency between June 2022 and January 2023.

The project is an initiative of the European Media Art Platform (EMAP), with the support of the European Union’s Creative Europe programme. EMAP promotes intercultural exchange and there is a new collaboration component of the EMAP residency programme, as such applicants are expected to include a proposal for a collaboration in their application.

The selected artists will be collaborating with a person of their choice or a person local to one of the following host institutions:

Antre Peaux, Bourges, France
Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria
FACT Liverpool, United Kingdom
gnration, Braga, Portugal
iMAL Brussels, Belgium
IMPAKT [Centre for Media Culture], Utrecht, the Netherlands
Kersnikova Institute (Kapelica Gallery), Ljubljana, Slovenia
KONTEJNER | bureau of contemporary art praxis, Zagreb, Croatia
LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, Gijón, Spain
m-cult, Helsinki, Finland
NeMe Arts Centre, Limassol, Cyprus
Onassis Stegi, Athens, Greece
RIXC Centre for New Media Culture, Riga, Latvia
Werkleitz-Centre for Media Art, Halle (Saale), Germany
WRO Art Center, Wroclaw, Poland

The residency includes:

Invitation to initial conference in Zagreb 17–19 June
Grant of EUR 4,000 for the applying artist(s)
Grant of EUR 2,000 for collaborating artist(s)
Project budget of EUR 4,000
Free accommodation, travel expenses and access to technical facilities and/or media labs of the host institution

It also includes a professional presentation and the option to participate in exhibition tours or festivals.

Applications

Applicants must be EU residents or taxpayers in an EU member country or the UK. Undergraduate and master students are not eligible (PhD candidates are accepted), but emerging artists are encouraged to apply.

Application guidelines

Deadline: 27 April 2022

Image: Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria