Pivô Research (Pivo) Artist Residency in São Paulo, Brazil — Reviews & Info
Artists, curators, and other creatives are invited to apply for 3 to 5-month residencies emphasizing artistic research, studio practice, and mentoring.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- annual cycle, check dates
- Entry fee
- Free
- Award
- Free residency program with studio space and mentoring
- Location
- Copan building, São Paulo, Brazil
About
Overview
Pivô, established in 2012 in the iconic Copan building designed by Oscar Niemeyer in São Paulo, is a non-profit art space dedicated to fostering exchange, critical discourse, and artistic experimentation. Pivô Research, the residency arm since 2013, emphasizes artistic research, studio practice, and mentoring, supporting over 300 artists, both Brazilian and international.
Program Details
This free program invites artists, curators, and other creatives for 3 to 5-month residencies in a shared studio space, fostering an environment ripe for experimentation and dialogue. The program concludes with Open Field, an open studios event, complemented by digital showcases across Pivô's channels.
Recurrence
Annual open call.
Disciplines
- Curation
- Digital
- Drawing
- Graphic Arts
- Installation
- Painting
- Performance
- Photography
- Sound / Music
- Video / Film
- Writing / Literature
- Multidisciplinary
- Award
- Free residency program with studio space and mentoring
- Entry fee
- Free to enter
- Theme
- The program fosters artistic research, experimentation, and critical dialogue between cultural practitioners from various backgrounds, serving as a nexus for São Paulo's art scene.
- Eligibility
- Open to artists, curators, and other creatives; both Brazilian and international applicants welcome.
- Audience
- Artists, curators, and other creatives (both Brazilian and international)
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