Founded:
2024
Language(s):
Chinese, Simplified, English
Duration:
1 week, 1-4 weeks
1 to 3 weeks

Studio and accommodation are provided free of charge.

Selected artists are responsible for all other expenses, including food, transportation, travel costs, insurance, and art materials.
2415 Art Residency does not offer stipends or living allowances.
Artists should seek external funding to support their stay.

Application guidelines:

For artists: Painters, sculptors, multimedia artists, performance artists, writers, musicians, filmmakers, dancers, and other creative individuals.
Curators, art directors, and visionaries who wish to propose events, gatherings, exhibitions, or other creative initiatives.
Open to both emerging and established artists.
Artists with an interest in nature-inspired, site-specific, or research-driven projects are encouraged to apply.
Applicants should be able to work independently and adapt to a high-altitude environment.

Application Requirements
Portfolio (5-10 works relevant to your practice).
CV/Resume (including past exhibitions, residencies, and relevant experience).
Statement of Interest (Why are you applying to 2415 Art Residency? What do you plan to explore?).
Project Proposal A brief description of the project you intend to develop).
Preferred Residency Dates.


 

Application deadline:
Specific date
Deadline:
Open call:
no
AIR tags:
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2415 Art Residency

2415 Art Residency

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Description

2415 Art Residency is an independent, artist-run, non-profit residency program based in Lijiang China, dedicated to fostering artistic development and supporting artists' projects. The name 2415 symbolizes not only our altitude but also a distorted sense of time—a moment where midnight and the unknown blur together. In Chinese as 右上川, takes its name from a structural marking used in traditional Naxi architecture to indicate the positioning of beams and framework.

2415 Art Residency is situated in Lijiang, China, at an altitude of 2,415 meters, offering a unique vantage point for artists and researchers to explore the intersection of ecological fragility, cultural transformation, and high-altitude perception.
Lijiang’s geographical and historical positioning as a borderland of shifting identities and environmental transitions makes it an ideal space for interdisciplinary artistic inquiry. They encourage projects that critically engage with site-specificity, interrogating the tensions between natural landscapes and human interventions, living traditions and historical erasure, global circulation and localized resilience.
With a focus on ecological and cultural shifts, 2415 Art Residency serves as a platform for exploring the dynamics of change, survival, and adaptation in a world of accelerating transformations.

Outcome

Completion of an artistic project during the residency, along with a written residency reflection.
Artists may be invited to participate in exhibitions, performances, workshops, or special events either during or at the conclusion of their residency.
Selected works or documentation may be featured on the 2415 Art Residency website and social media.

Accommodation Information

2415 Art Residency is housed in a renovated traditional Naxi courtyard, providing a balance between historical character and modern amenities.
•Private and communal areas with modern facilities.
•High-speed, unlimited internet access.

Studio Information

•Spacious studio spaces with ample natural light and flexible working areas, suitable for various artistic practices.
•Shared studios and exhibition spaces with sufficient workspace to accommodate different needs.
•High-speed, unlimited internet access.
•A welcoming kitchen and social area to foster connections and relaxation alongside focused artistic work.

Technical Information

The studio is equipped with a computer, a projector, and basic woodworking and metalworking tools.

Contact information
Email
lihao169 [at] gmail.com