Artists collaborate with local school children and community members to create large-scale outdoor sculptures in a wetland setting.
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Get matched →The Cheng Long Wetlands International Environmental Art Project is an annual artist residency in a rural village on Taiwan's southwestern coast where international artists create site-specific environmental sculpture installations focused on ecological and food production issues, working collaboratively with local elementary school children and community residents.
The programme provides accommodation, meals, transportation, and access to recycled and natural materials, with support from community volunteers.
Artists should have experience in collaborative, site-specific public art and interest in environmental and sustainable living issues.
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