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Metalwork Residencies in Mexico

2 residencies for metalwork artists in Mexico.

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BenAmil Artist Residency Cozumel

Cozumel, Mexico

BenAmil offers a haven for inspiration in the rural, tropical setting of Cozumel in the Mexican Caribbean. It welcomes artists, arts managers, intellectuals, organizations, and institutions developing artistic or cultural projects. The programme encourages creation, interdisciplinary exchange, research, and immersion in the local context. It offers contacts, visibility, material resources, logistics, communications, and cultural management, as well as information about exhibitions, festivals, performances, and other cultural events. Facilities include a studio with a bathroom, a palapa with a kitchen and creative workspace, a cabin accommodating up to ten people, gardens, an orchard, fruit trees, and unconventional open spaces in the jungle. Whenever possible, residents share their creative process with the community through a presentation or exhibition.

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Sierra Madre

Durango, Mexico

Sierra Madre International Artist Residency is a creative haven located in the tranquil setting of Durango, Mexico, welcoming both emerging and established artists from around the world. The residency provides an inspiring retreat with luxury accommodations designed to support visual artists, writers, performers, and filmmakers. Its serene environment includes a private garden, pool, and shared studios, fostering an atmosphere ideal for artistic development and reflection. Artists benefit from a flexible program that allows for both solitary work and collaborative opportunities. The residency offers a curated experience, with group excursions, cultural outings, and local art scene engagement. A dedicated team provides logistical, technical, and professional support, including project feedback and the opportunity to present work in a group exhibition. The residency emphasizes community-building and the decentralization of Mexico’s creative landscape by connecting artists to the vibrant cultural heritage of Durango. With stays ranging from 2 to 4 weeks, the program creates a balance between focused studio time and meaningful cultural exchange.

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