Residency

Mauser EcoHouse-Art, Permaculture, Health

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Closes

Rolling, applications read as they arrive

Effort

About 2 days of work

Cost to apply

$15 USD

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What it is

This residency at Mauser EcoHouse in Costa Rica focuses on the intersection of art, permaculture and health. Artists are invited to engage with the ecological and wellness-oriented themes of the site as part of their creative practice. Further details on duration, funding and application requirements are not specified.

Who it is for

Visual, performance, and literary artists aged 21 and older from any cultural background, gender identity, and stage of career, applying individually, as collectives, or as organizations from anywhere in the world.

Open to artists anywhere.

The call says: “Source page: open to applicants from any country

international

Where

International

When

Rolling, applications read as they arrive

Programme dates not listed

What you get

One month or more residency in a shared or private room in a villa in Costa Rica's tropical jungle, including some meals, weekly day trips, housekeeping, internet, and community engagement; no artist stipend or travel stipend provided.

What you need to apply

  • Artist Statement, up to 500 words
  • CV
  • Statement of Motivation, up to 250 words
  • Residency Plans, up to 250 words
  • Statement on private or public funding plan, up to 100 words
  • Portfolio
  • Optional: 2 links to 1-2 minute video excerpts
  • Links to website, social media accounts, recent exhibitions or press

How long it takes

About 2 days of work

Long application. Estimated from the 8 items this application asks for, not from the organisation.

Cost to apply

$15 USD

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Go to the application

https://artistcommunities.org/directory/open-calls/mauser-ecohouse-art-permaculture-health