S+T+ARTS Residency Programme for Artists

Event Date: From 26 June, 2024
Venue: Global
Event Provider: S+T+ARTS

STARTS4Water II has announced the second edition of the S+T+ARTS Residency Programme. This programme is all about water sustainability and innovation. It focuses on the environmental challenges of ports, port cities, coastal areas, and waterways. Artists will get to work for nine months in different port cities across eight countries. They will research, create, and innovate to help these cities and their industries. The countries are Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, France, Ireland, Austria, Croatia, and Slovenia.

Eligibility

The eligibility criteria for S+T+ARTS Residency Programme for Artists are:

Nationality and Travel: The applicant can be an individual artist or a collective of artists from any country. However, they must be able to travel to the country of the residency as specified in the open call.
Application Submission: The application for the programme must be submitted online through the provided form. This includes administrative information, portfolio, declarations, and the artist’s curriculum vitae.
Deadline and Multiple Submissions: The deadline for proposal submission is June 26, 2024. Applicants can submit up to two proposals, but each proposal must be for a different challenge.

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Benefits

The benefits of the S+T+ARTS Residency Programme for Artists are:

Budget: The programme provides a fixed budget of up to €40,000 for each residency, covering artist fees, event participation, and other project-related costs.
Resources: Artists gain access to the resources and facilities provided by the host institution.
Expert Assistance: The Local Expert Group (LEG) offers assistance to the artists.
Network Access: Artists can participate in the STARTS4waterII community events and gain access to the Europe-wide S+T+ARTS network.
Exhibition Opportunities: Artists have the potential to participate in exhibitions showcasing their work at various events and festivals.
Facilitation: Each residency is facilitated by an innovation catalyst, a host institution, and a Local Expert Group to provide guidance, support, and expert know-how.