AiR Green Artist Residency in Noresund, Norway — Reviews & Info
Artists working with textile media are invited to apply for a one-month or two-month residency at a working farm in Norway with access to textile equipment, natural dyeing materials, and studio spaces.
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- annual cycle, check dates
- Entry fee
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- Location
- Søndre Green farm, Krødsherad Municipality, Norway
About
Overview
AiR Green is a specialized residency program for artists working with textile media at Søndre Green farm, situated at the foot of the Norefjell mountain range in Krødsherad Municipality, Norway. The program provides space for focused work, supports the development and dissemination of textile art, and fosters connections between artists from around the world who explore textile expressions.
Residency Formats
- Regular program: Four artists over one month sharing kitchen and bathroom facilities in the main farmhouse
- Studio AiR Green: A single artist during a two-month stay with private facilities
Facilities
- 40m² workroom in the main house
- 40m² wet room in the brewing house
- Høytørka gallery space (3m×16m×4.8m high)
Resources
Artists have access to traditional textile equipment and natural dyeing materials, including vertical looms, flat looms, Spælsau sheep providing wool for spinning and dyeing, and natural herbs and plants for textile dyeing.
- Theme
- The residency supports artists working with textile expressions, providing space for focused work on textile art and fostering international connections among textile artists.
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