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Greece | Art Educator Residency in clay and ceramics

Develop a project for local children (ages 5–13) during a 10–30 day residency in ceramics and clay on Corfu, Greece.

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Accommodation, fully equipped ceramics studio access, basic materials, facilitation, collaborative support, and transportation costs
Porta, Corfu, Greece
Jun 1, 2027 → Oct 15, 2027

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REON offers a 2–5 week residency on the island of Corfu, Greece, for artists and practitioners to develop projects for local children (ages 5–13) during a 10–30 day period. English and Greek can be used for communication.

  • Application deadline: 31 January 2027
  • Residency period: June to mid-September–October 2027

Artists, researchers, designers, architects, and other practitioners working with clay or responding thoughtfully to the island's context. Recent graduates are welcome. Teaching experience or projects that would benefit from a child's perspective are preferred.

  • Accommodation
  • Fully equipped ceramics studio access
  • Basic materials
  • Facilitation and collaborative support
  • Transportation costs

Residents may undertake a standard residency or a combined residency, dedicating part of their time to a project with local children while developing their own work.

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Award
Accommodation, fully equipped ceramics studio access, basic materials, facilitation, collaborative support, and transportation costs
Theme
An exchange-based residency for art educators to develop projects with local children ages 5–13, exploring clay and ceramics while fostering curiosity and learning across generations.
Eligibility
Artists, researchers, designers, architects, and other practitioners working with clay or responding thoughtfully to the island's context; recent graduates welcome.
Audience
Artists, researchers, designers, architects, and other practitioners working with clay; recent graduates welcome

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