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Performance Residencies in Mexico

11 residencies for performance artists in Mexico.

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Asociación Jupiterfab

Calle Penitenciaria 660, Mexico

Name of Residency: Jupiterfab Art ResidencyThe residency started in 2022 and supports art projects and artists who are willing to inspire themselves in the city of Guadalajara, in Mexico. (We give special attentions to projects that will to create social impact.)We are located in Colonia Americana, which was named as the coolest neighborhood in the world by a famous international magazine, in 2023.We are inviting international artists from different disciplines and working on different medias to

HousingVisual ArtsSculptureCeramicsTheaterPerformance+5
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Casa Lü Sur

Mexico City (Tlalpan), Mexico

4.9 (8)

Casa Lü Sur (formerly El Sur) is an artist-run residency in southern Mexico City, providing spacious private studios, comfortable accommodations, and a structured program for visual artists and writers. It fosters collaboration among small cohorts of 5-6 artists through critical dialogue, curated activities, and connections to Mexico City's art scene. Sessions run 26-40 days, with limited fully funded and scholarship options available.

HousingCeramicsDigitalDrawingGraphic ArtsInstallation+8
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Casa Snowapple Mx

México City, Mexico

Casa Snowapple MX is an intimate international artist residency program in Mexico City's Coyoacán neighborhood, opened in to provide national and international artists with time and space for research, development, production, and sharing of creative work. It offers 1-month residencies with shared or single accommodation, workspaces for retreat, co-working, rehearsals, workshops, a recording studio, garden, and kitchen, along with logistical support. The program emphasizes open dialogue, collaboration, and experimental contemporary art connecting Dutch, Mexican, and global cultures, particularly supporting women artists through workshops and public presentations.

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Casa Wabi Fundación (Foundation)

Puerto Escondido, Mexico

Fundación Casa Wabi, a non-profit civil association, promotes contemporary art and local community engagement through its residency program. Located in three locations: Puerto Escondido, Mexico City, and Tokyo, Casa Wabi operates under the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi, finding beauty in simplicity and imperfection. Founded by Mexican artist Bosco Sodi, the headquarters in Puerto Escondido is designed by renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando. The residency program invites national and international artists to engage in multidisciplinary exchanges that foster social development. Residents benefit from comprehensive facilities, including studios, exhibition galleries, and communal spaces, to inspire creativity and community interaction.

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Estudio Marte

Eligio Ancona 221, Mexico

Name of Residency: REMALa residencia REMA en Estudio Marte, es un programa independiente que ofrece un espacio de creación, reflexión y desarrollo profesional para artistas y agentes culturales de todas las disciplinas. Nuestro objetivo es fomentar la experimentación artística en un entorno seguro y colaborativo, libre de las limitaciones del contexto habitual. La residencia incluye un programa estructurado que combina mentoría personalizada, talleres, sesiones de crítica y actividades de formac

HousingVisual ArtsSculpturePerformanceTextileSound / Music+6
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Flux\Lab (FluxLab)

Mérida, Mexico

Flux\Lab Itzimná is an international artist residency founded by Flux/Lab, a contemporary art gallery and curatorial platform based in Mérida, Mexico. The residency invites global artists to engage with the cultural and historical fabric of the Yucatán Peninsula through immersive research, creation, and dialogue. Hosted in the historic district of Itzimná, the program offers private accommodations and dedicated studio space, providing an ideal environment for focused artistic exploration. Artists interact with Mayan communities, archaeologists, and cultural researchers, enriching their projects with deep local insight. This program supports practices across various disciplines and fosters connections between traditional and contemporary approaches. Operating with a philosophy of critical thought and cultural reflection, Flux\Lab seeks artists who push boundaries and reflect the complexities of our times. Residents benefit from a balance of independence and structured cultural programming. Founded in 2014, Flux\Lab champions meaningful artistic inquiry rooted in social and aesthetic responsibility.

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KOIK Contemporary

Mexico City, Mexico

KOIK Contemporary is an independent art space, curatorial platform, and artist residency founded in 2021 in downtown Mexico City. Dedicated to fostering experimental practices, artistic research, and transdisciplinary dialogue, KOIK works closely with emerging and mid-career artists from Mexico and internationally. The residency operates as a one-on-one program culminating in a solo exhibition at their gallery space. Their curatorial focus spans environmental, political, and social themes, including migration, identity, memory, and gentrification.

DrawingPaintingPhotographySculptureInstallation+4
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Radio28 Creative Studios

Mexico City, Mexico

4.5 (4)

Radio28 Creative Studios, nestled in the vibrant heart of Mexico City, offers a unique artist residency program designed to nurture creativity and foster connections among artists from various disciplines. This residency is a haven for creatives seeking to dive deep into their work, supported by personalized mentorship from established artists, designers, and curators. Participants are immersed in the local art scene through guided tours of galleries, artist-run spaces, and museums, and receive both technical and conceptual support as they develop their projects. The residency culminates in a group exhibition, showcasing the fruits of their collaborative and individual efforts. Facilities include a shared kitchen, bathroom, library, and access to a comprehensive wood workshop, mold making and casting workshop, and printmaking workshop, ensuring artists have everything they need to bring their visions to life. With three program periods offered throughout the year, Radio28 is a dynamic platform for artistic experimentation, offering a rich schedule of activities and access to state-of-the-art facilities. This residency is an opportunity for artists to expand their practice, engage with a new community, and explore the cultural richness of Mexico City.

HousingCeramicsDigitalDrawingGraphic ArtsInstallation+9
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Rondo

Mexico City, Mexico

Rondo Residency, located in Mexico City, offers two residency options: Live-Work and Only-Work, catering to diverse artistic needs. The Live-Work modality allows artists to fully immerse themselves by residing on-site, while the Only-Work option lets artists arrange their own accommodations independently. Each residency spans 4 weeks, revolving around four key pillars: Production, Theoretical, Art Market, and Public Relations. Rondo supports various disciplines including Visual Arts, Sculpture, Performing Arts, Textile Art, New Media, Curatorial, and Photography. The residency provides private and shared studio spaces, a fully equipped woodshop, an experimentation lab, and other extensive facilities. It fosters connections with the local contemporary art scene through strategic partnerships. Founded by Nicolas Voegelin, Rondo Residency transforms a historical industrial factory into a vibrant creative sanctuary. The residency program is designed to nurture artistic development and collaboration, honoring a rich legacy while embracing the future.

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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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SOMA

Mexico City, Mexico

3.0 (1)

SOMA is a renowned Mexico City-based non-profit organization, established by artists to foster cultural exchange and art education. Since its inception, SOMA has been dedicated to stimulating dialogue among artists and cultural agents from diverse generations and nationalities. This is achieved through a comprehensive array of programs including courses, workshops, practical sessions, critique sessions, and public events. At the heart of SOMA’s philosophy is the encouragement of experimental and formative artistic practices. The organization provides a platform for artists willing to rethink and challenge their working processes. Critical thinking about individual and collaborative projects, within a peer group, plays a fundamental role in SOMA’s educational approach. The organization questions existing structures and fields where artistic practices occur, aiming to cultivate a community of practice that shares knowledge and responsibilities. SOMA's educational programs are characterized by their bilingual nature, being conducted in both Spanish and English, accommodating a diverse international cohort. The organization's commitment to interdisciplinary approaches is evident in its varied curriculum, which addresses the intersections of art with other fields of knowledge and society. Located in the vibrant context of Mexico City, SOMA acts as a social laboratory, where the centuries-old multicultural metropolis becomes a central space for personal and collective artistic exploration. Through its focus on collaboration, SOMA not only nurtures the development of its participants' artistic endeavors but also contributes to the broader cultural landscape, making it a pivotal institution in the global art community.

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