OPEN CALL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTISTS AND PRACTITIONERS - Call For Curators
Artists and practitioners from specified European countries are invited to apply for a 10-14 day research residency exploring water's cultural ecology in rural Romania.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- deadline unknown, verify at source
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- $1,000
- Location
- Rural areas across Romania
- Exhibition window
- Jun 1, 2024 → Aug 31, 2024
About
Overview
FLOWING STREAMS is a collaborative research residency developed by EUNIC Romania and seven cultural institutions, offering artists and practitioners an opportunity to explore the cultural ecology of water in rural Romania. The project, curated by Adelina Luft, aims to foster meaningful collaborations and exchange of knowledge centered around water conservation and management practices.
Key Dates
- Submission deadline: 7 April 2024
- Residency period: 10-14 days between June and August 2024
Eligibility
- Citizens or permanent residents of Czech Republic, Italy, UK, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, or Romania
- Interdisciplinary artists, architects, landscape architects, hydrologists, anthropologists, or community organizers
- Minimum 5 years of experience in respective field
- All ages and genders welcome
- One participant selected per country
What's Included
- Travel expenses
- Accommodation
- Some meals
- €700 fee
- €300 production budget
- Communal meals and transportation (bicycles, cars, or public transport information) based on host organization capabilities
Program Activities
Participants will immerse themselves in Romanian village life, exploring the specific context of water in each location facilitated by a partnering organization. The residency provides a platform for artists to engage with local communities, share experiences, contribute to sustainable ecological and cultural dialogue, and explore local traditions, customs, and practices related to water.
Project Focus
The project challenges traditional perceptions of water by emphasizing its social and cultural dimensions. It invites participants to consider water's varied roles and meanings across different communities, highlighting the importance of local knowledge and practices in water management.
- Award
- Travel expenses, accommodation, some meals, €700 fee, and €300 production budget
- Theme
- The residency explores the cultural ecology of water in rural Romania, examining local traditions, customs, and practices related to water, and fostering sustainable ecological and cultural dialogue through artist-community exchange.
- Eligibility
- Open to citizens or permanent residents of Czech Republic, Italy, UK, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, or Romania with minimum 5 years of experience in their field; one participant selected per country.
- Audience
- Interdisciplinary artists, architects, landscape architects, hydrologists, anthropologists, and community organizers of all ages and backgrounds from eligible countries
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