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Visual Arts Residencies in Buenos Aires

5 residencies for visual arts artists in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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La Ene

Buenos Aires, Argentina

La Ene is an independent contemporary art museum founded in in Buenos Aires as a critique to the art system. It promotes emerging local and Latin American artists through exhibitions, research, and programs. Physical space closed in .

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La Ira De Dios

Buenos Aires, Argentina

La Ira de Dios is an independent artist-run space in Buenos Aires, Argentina, founded in , that facilitates artistic exchange and contemporary art practice through residency programs, exhibitions, and collaborations with institutions. It provides a collaborative environment for national and international artists, researchers, and curators to experiment, reflect, and engage with the local art scene, culminating in open studios and public presentations. The program emphasizes process-oriented research, with durations from 1 to 6 months, and offers scholarships for Argentine artists while assisting internationals with funding applications.

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proyecto PAC

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Proyecto PAC is an artist residency program based at the Gachi Prieto Gallery in Buenos Aires, Argentina, offering three types of residencies focused on artistic production. It supports artists through production-oriented stays, fostering creative work in a gallery setting.

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Residency in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Argentina

We host three residency programs a year, each lasting between 4 to 8 weeks. We also receive artists all year long to work in private studios for up to 6 months. For each program, we select a group up to 10 international and local artists, curators and researchers. The group shares working spaces and participates in a number of activities as each one immerse in new or ongoing projects. During the program public presentations are organized and the residency culminates in an open studio which is an integral part of our program of exhibitions. The exhibition is open to the public for the last days of the residency, during which special visits and presentations are coordinated. Each program have a guest curator who participates in the selection of the candidates, propose a concept or activities, follows each project, participate in the work meetings and the public presentations. Residents also have the assistance of both a production coordinator and the directors of the project. The schedule of activities also includes visits to relevant art spaces in Buenos Aires and visits from other educational programs, artists, curators, and critics.

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Tres Salas

Buenos Aires, Argentina

El programa de residencias de Tres Salas se articula en tres modalidades principales, atravesadas por la investigación, la práctica situada y el trabajo colaborativo:Residencias de investigación y creación: orientadas a la producción y experimentación artística, promueven instancias de reflexión sobre las propias prácticas de creación, gestión y curaduría. Las residencias fomentan el intercambio entre artistas, investigadores y agentes culturales, favoreciendo redes de colaboración tanto a nivel

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