Residency at National Art Studio, Korea (Changdong)

Call for Applications

Deadline: October 4th

In partnership with UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries for Artists Programme, National Art Studio, Changdong is offering three international bursaries for visual artists. The UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries for Artists promotes the mobility of young artists and accepts applications from visual artists over the age of 25 who live outside of Korea. The three-month residencies include roundtrip travel, studio space, a stipend of 3,000,000 KRW (2,000 euro) and opportunities to show at onsite gallery.

To learn more and to apply, please visit: http://artistcommunities.org/residencies/national-art-studio-korea-changdong

Source: artistcommunities.org

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Nanji Residency (Korea)

Residency Opportunity

Nanji Art Studio, a creative workplace and international artist residency for young artists, is an operation of the Seoul Museum of Art. SeMA and Nanji Art Studio strive to provide support in every possible wat to make this studio an incubator for talented artists worldwide.

The SeMA opened the Nanji Art Studio on April 6, 2006 after the unused facilities on Nanjido Islandwere remodeled. The location was born again as an eco-park for the residents ofSeoul. The studio has been serving as a creative workplace for young artists.

The Nanji Art Studio is situated inside Worldcup Park in Nanjido and is surrounded by a calm atmosphere and glorious view over Han-gang river. Residents enjoy private-use studios (cooking and sleeping is possible), outside workshop for shared-use, and convenience facilities including a lounge, bathroom and laundry. Residents must bring their own personal computers.

Major Programs:
- Creative Activities: open studios, resident art exhibitions, workshops, lectures and seminars
- Public Programs: sculpture garden exhibitions, artist talks

Eligibility: Professional artists working actively at home or abroad (current or previous resident artists are ineligible)

 

To Apply: Visit http://nanjistudio.seoul.go.kr/ to download the application form and review the application requirements.

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