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Ceramics Residencies in Hungary

3 residencies for ceramics artists in Hungary.

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International Ceramic Studio

Kecskemé, Hungary

The International Ceramics Studio (ICS) is a ceramic art centre located 80 kilometres south of Budapest that offers artist-in-residence programs allowing ceramicists to work independently on their own projects in a supportive international environment. The studio provides access to modern facilities, kilns, ample studio space, and technical support while fostering creative exchange among artists from diverse backgrounds. Since its establishment in 1978, it has welcomed over 350 artists and maintains one of the most extensive collections of contemporary ceramic works in the world.

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Orhegyart Current

Ravazd, Hungary

Őrhegy Art located in a lovely Hungarian village, Ravazd, 21 km from Győr and 4 km from Pannonhalma. Our events are free spirit artistic and community-oriented gatherings. We prefer original views independent of fashion streams reflected in every art fields. We tend to establish real communities and connections by announcing and giving place to different

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Ways House

Gyula, Hungary

Ways House is calling for artists for residencies in 2025 and beyond!Individuals and collectives are welcome to spend independent, non-hosted time at Ways House. Ways House is a Queer Feminist Residency with a focus on rest and recuperation. The 3-bedroom house can accommodate up to 6 artists in 3x double rooms (each room has a double bed).Minimum stay 1-week. Maximum stay 6 weeks.Residency fees are determined on a sliding scale by the number of artists, the length o

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