Rijksakademie Artist Residency, Amsterdam, Netherlands — 1 Review 3.0/5
The Rijksakademie seeks approximately 22 artists annually for a two-year international residency program emphasizing research, experimentation, and new work production.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- annual cycle, check dates
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- Studio, work budget, and stipend; access to technical workshops, library, art collection, and professional advice.
- Location
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
About
Overview
The Rijksakademie in Amsterdam offers a two-year international residency program for around fifty artists, focusing on research, experimentation, and new work production. The residency fosters a highly international, multi-disciplinary community where artists benefit from peer dialogue, professional visits, technical guidance, and collaborative opportunities.
What You Receive
- Studio with windows and natural light
- Work budget and stipend
- Access to technical workshops with specialists
- Library and art collection access
- Professional advice from diverse art professionals
Selection
Each year, approximately 22 artists are selected for the residency, with about half from the Netherlands and the rest from around the world.
Community & Facilities
The residency encourages freedom in research and working methods within an interdisciplinary environment. Infrastructure includes technical workshops, a library, and an art collection, all designed to support artistic research, reflection, and experimentation.
Disciplines
- Visual Arts
- Interdisciplinary
- New Media
- Installation
- Performance
- Video/Film
- Photography
- Painting
- Sculpture
- Award
- Studio, work budget, and stipend; access to technical workshops, library, art collection, and professional advice.
- Eligibility
- Open to international artists; approximately half of positions reserved for Dutch artists and half for artists from around the world.
- Audience
- International artists; approximately half from the Netherlands and half from around the world.
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