Radio28 Creative Studios
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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.
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Tal and Brenda are incredible. They are reliable, supportive, and generous.
For an artist who is looking to explore new processes that include experimentation with materials, it is an excellent option.
I develop a strong art project during the residence at these moment I was ending my masters and these art work was the best of all my thesis The residence give you a support about materials device in Mexico City, all the rest is own your expenses
Tal and Brenda were amazing, super helpful and professional. The studio was big and full of everything I needed. The only thing I was a bit unhappy is the fact that the final exhibiton was too short( only one night) and lots of people couldn’t come).