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Artists apply for a one-week immersive printmaking residency featuring intaglio techniques, daily demonstrations, studio time, and accommodation in a 18th-century manor house in Portugal.
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Get matched →A one-week immersive residency dedicated to intaglio printmaking techniques. Participants engage in daily demonstrations beginning at 9:30 AM, followed by practical plate-making sessions. Studio time continues after lunch (1:00–2:00 PM) until 5:30 PM. Curiosity is emphasized; artists are encouraged to bring drawings, sketchbooks, or visual materials that inspire them.
Artists are housed in private rooms (with private or shared bathroom according to availability) within the Córtex Frontal manor. Shared amenities include equipped kitchen, dining and living rooms, meeting and projection room, terrace, garden, and courtyard. Studio and workspace assigned according to discipline and needs—private or shared, furnished with table, chair, light, shelves, and wall boards.
Participants are encouraged to bring drawings, sketchbooks, or any visual material that inspires them.
Depending on the artist's availability and plans, the residency may organize events for the local community, such as workshops or artist talks at the local school or Art University.
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