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War Stories: Collage & Conflict

Submit artwork responding to historical and contemporary war correspondence for a four-week virtual collage residency with weekly feedback and publication potential.

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$600
Publication in Wissenschaft & Frieden issue 4/2026 and Kolaj Institute print folio; invitation to submit for War & Peace Correspondence Project and speak at Kolaj LIVE Online event in January 2027.
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Oct 3, 2026 → Oct 24, 2026

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War Stories: Collage & Conflict is a four-week virtual collage artist residency with Kolaj Institute. Intended for self-motivated artists at any career stage, it is open to artists over age 21 from anywhere in the world. The program is especially relevant to artists working in social and political collage, or those interested in developing work in this area.

  • Residency: 3-24 October 2026
  • Sessions: Saturdays, October 3, 10, 17, and 24, 1-3 PM EDT
  • Attendance at all sessions and completion of assignments are expected

Participants will research how war and peace are reported and create artwork responding to historical and contemporary war correspondence. You will explore political collage from its early twentieth-century roots in European anti-fascist movements through contemporary practice, while considering how artists can contribute to civic discourse. Beginning in the second week, you will present a weekly collage for critical feedback and develop statements documenting the history and context of your work.

Selected artworks will be included in issue 4/2026 of Wissenschaft & Frieden with commentary by project curator Ric Kasini Kadour. An additional selection will be published in a Kolaj Institute print folio and made available for exhibitions. Artists will also be invited to submit work for consideration for the War & Peace Correspondence Project and to speak at a Kolaj LIVE Online event in January 2027.

Open to artists over age 21 from anywhere in the world at any career stage.

  • Cost: $600 USD per artist
  • Limited grants available to offset the cost for artists in need

Saturday, 12 September 2026

  • Contact information
  • Bio (50-250 words)
  • Artist-practice statement (50-300 words)
  • 5-7 artwork images
  • Statement of expectations
  • Responses about your work and needs
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Publication in Wissenschaft & Frieden issue 4/2026 and Kolaj Institute print folio; invitation to submit for War & Peace Correspondence Project and speak at Kolaj LIVE Online event in January 2027.
Entry fee
$600 USD per artist; limited grants available to offset cost for artists in need.
Theme
Artists will research how war and peace are reported and create artwork responding to historical and contemporary war correspondence, exploring political collage from early twentieth-century anti-fascist movements through contemporary practice.
Eligibility
Open to artists over age 21 from anywhere in the world at any career stage.
Audience
Artists over age 21 from anywhere in the world at any career stage.

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