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5 Stars – Capsule Program, Special Photography Bicentenary Edition @ Stimultania — CIPAC Announcement
Apply for an 8-week artist residency to conduct experimental research in analog photography practices, with access to studio facilities, expertise, and community engagement opportunities.
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Get matched →Between 2017 and 2026, Stimultania operates an annual artist residency in Givors (69). In 2026, the residency relocates to Strasbourg as part of the Photography Bicentenary celebration and the opening of a new public space. The residency is dedicated to experimentation and research with no production commission or obligation to deliver finished work. It aims to support artistic practice aligned with Stimultania's research axes, particularly questions of accessibility and audience engagement.
The residency is a dedicated time for artistic exploration without production requirements. Stimultania accompanies the artist through the process, providing expertise, darkroom facilities, civic service personnel, and access to community audiences. While photography remains the primary medium, multidisciplinary projects are welcome. The artist retains full creative autonomy.
Open to professional artists, sole proprietors (artist-authors), or micro-entrepreneurs based in France or European territory.
The residency runs for 8 weeks, as consecutively as possible, with mandatory residence at Stimultania Strasbourg for at least 6 weeks. Residency periods must be scheduled between October 2026 and June 2027, based on the artist's project and Stimultania's schedule. The residency must begin in 2026.
Stimultania, 33 rue Kageneck, 67000 Strasbourg.
Céline Duval: [email protected]
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Since 1987, Stimultania Pole of Photography is at the intersection of contemporary concerns. Its mission is to present photographic works in optimal conditions and enable viewers to have individual experiences and express critical perspectives. Stimultania is supported by the European Union, the French Ministry of Culture (Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs of Grand Est), the State Secretariat for Citizenship and the City, Grand Est Region, the European Collectivity of Alsace, and the City and Eurometropolis of Strasbourg. Its actions are supported by patrons Marci & Martin Karplus Family Foundation and Société Générale – Corporate Foundation. Stimultania is part of the networks Diagonal, Tôt ou t'Art, and Plan d'Est.