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Submit a portfolio and curatorial proposal through the official application form for a 4-week curatorial laboratory developing exhibition concepts, research frameworks, or publication outlines.
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Get matched →Artesana Foundation, a New York-based non-profit, offers Artesana Global, a 4-week Curatorial Laboratory exploring decolonial curatorial practices, sustainable cultural production, exhibition storytelling, art and ecology, artist-curator relationships, and alternative exhibition models. Participants develop a curatorial concept, exhibition proposal, research framework, or publication outline with mentorship from experienced curators, gallerists, and art historians.
Open unconditionally to emerging and established curators, artists, cultural managers, researchers, and practitioners residing in New York, Latin America, across the United States, and globally. A previous formal curatorial career is not required; artists, emerging practitioners, and creative entrepreneurs exploring curatorial methods are welcomed. Accepts developing ideas, exhibition concepts, research questions, or new frameworks for exhibition-making.
The laboratory accepts curatorial proposals, exhibition design, decolonial research, cultural production frameworks, arts management initiatives, publication concepts, and interdisciplinary exhibition models.
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Complete and submit your portfolio materials through the official application form (Artesana Global Application Form). Refer to the Artesana Global Guidelines document for additional details.
Participants retain 100% ownership and copyright of their original curatorial ideas and creative work. International participants traveling to New York are responsible for securing their own travel visas and entry permits.