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Visual Arts Residencies in Madrid

3 residencies for visual arts artists in Madrid, Spain.

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EY!STUDIO Artist In Residency

Madrid, Spain

An artist-in-residence program at Ey!Studio in Carabanchel, Madrid, offering private studios with accommodation for independent visual artists and curators. Residencies last 2 weeks to 3 months, include group exhibition participation, and support contextual projects tied to the local community.

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Proyecto Proyecta

Madrid, Spain

🏢 PROYECTO PROYECTA 🏢 | 📍 Madrid – Carabanchel | 🎨 Contemporary Creation Residency The Proyecto Proyecta residency program, in collaboration with #Ey!Studio, takes place in the Madrid district of Carabanchel, one of the city’s most active hubs for contemporary creation. Since , this artist-run space has hosted over 65 artists, establishing itself as a center for experimentation, cultural exchange, and critical thinking. The residency

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Residencia de Estudiantes

Madrid, Spain

The Residencia de Estudiantes in Madrid is a historic cultural center founded in 1910 that hosts nearly 3,000 researchers, artists, and professionals annually for interdisciplinary exchange, debate, and creation through events like lectures, exhibitions, and concerts. It has accommodated luminaries such as Salvador Dalí, Federico García Lorca, and Luis Buñuel, and continues to offer short-term stays, typically less than a week, in 90 rooms. The residency promotes critical thinking via interactions among residents from diverse fields and visiting intellectuals.

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