Spreepark Art Space Artist Residency, Berlin, Germany — 1 Review 5.0/5
Apply as a group of four international artists for a three-month collective-based residency program focused on interdisciplinary artistic research in Berlin.
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- annual cycle, check dates
- Entry fee
- Not listed - check the source
- Award
- Complimentary housing, travel cost coverage, and fixed living stipend; group exhibition at the Eierhäuschen the following year
- Location
- Eierhäuschen, Spreepark, Berlin, Germany
About
Overview
Spreepark Art Space is a Berlin-based international residency program dedicated to interdisciplinary artistic research within a unique urban-natural setting. Hosted in the Eierhäuschen, a historic riverside building adjacent to the reclaimed Spreepark amusement park, the residency provides an inspiring environment for collectives exploring connections between people, art, and the environment.
Program Structure
The residency is a three-month, collective-based program. Applicants must apply as a group of four and live together for the duration. The program welcomes both pre-existing and newly formed collectives.
Eligibility
- International groups of four artists required
- Must not live in Berlin or Brandenburg
- Welcomes BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and disabled artists
- Visa support available for non-European participants
Facilities & Support
- Complimentary housing with compact private suite (bedroom, studio space, private bathroom)
- Fully equipped shared kitchen and living area
- Travel cost coverage
- Fixed living stipend
- Note: Studios are suited to clean practices (image-based or concept-driven work) rather than material-heavy processes; no fabrication facilities available
Culmination
The residency culminates in a group exhibition at the Eierhäuschen the following year, showcasing research-based outcomes. An open studio session is hosted during the residency.
- Award
- Complimentary housing, travel cost coverage, and fixed living stipend; group exhibition at the Eierhäuschen the following year
- Theme
- The residency explores connections between people, art, and the environment through interdisciplinary artistic research, with emphasis on sustainability and creative approaches to ecological and urban transformation.
- Eligibility
- International groups of four artists who do not live in Berlin or Brandenburg; welcomes BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and disabled artists.
- Audience
- International groups of four; welcomes BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and disabled artists; visa support for non-European participants
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