Founded:
2020
Language(s):
Spanish, English
Duration:
1-4 weeks, 1-3 months
4 weeks

Residency fee of 700-900 USD / 4 weeks (in 2 payments before residency starts), including:

Transportation airport - residence - airport
Traditional Amazonian welcome dinner
Accommodation in shared rooms during the residency program (Breakfast included)
Option to stay in cabins and camp in the virgin jungle
Visits and experiences in native and indigenous communities
Weekly workshops or conferences on Amazonian art and culture with local artists
Meetings, weekly talks and curatorial advice
Publication and online catalog
If artists require it, the organization can provide letters of support for grants, scholarships or sponsorships, as well as welcome or invitation letters for visas
Participation certificates will be issued at the end of the residency

The fee does not include:

Air tickets (national or international)
Lunch, dinners, or refreshments
Art supplies
Personal expenses
Touristic tickets or activities
Health insurance

Application guidelines:

The Open Call begins every September. The organisors will reach out to the finalist artists on a rolling basis as they receive applications. Since capacity is limited, the open call will close once all spots have been filled.
Artists selected for the May residency will be announced in January 2025, and those selected for the September residency will be notified in June 2025.

Application deadline:
Ongoing / apply any time
Ongoing
Open call:
no

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Correlacion Contemporanea

Correlacion Contemporanea

AMAZÓNICA Artists-in-Residence
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Description

Correlación Contemporánea is a non-profit arts self-management space that aims to analyze and contribute to the current production, dissemination, and research system of contemporary art in Peru. Since 2016, Correlación Contemporánea has welcomed exchanges between national and international art students, and young and senior artists, to create a horizontal space for dialogue to stimulate artistic creations and actions in the Peruvian socio-cultural context.

The residency program Amazonica welcomes national and international visual artists, multidisciplinary & interdisciplinary artists, curators, and other disciplines, for four weeks to develop projects related to the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest, its resources and landscapes, The community and city of Iquitos, Indigenous communities (Kukama Kukamiria, Ikitu, among others), Equity and liberation.

Amazónica program provides residents with an experiential of the socio-cultural context of the Peruvian Amazon, promoting critical research through traditional and contemporary artistic practices in contact with locals. The residence proposes a total disconnection from the routine or type of life, to reconnect with nature. We propose an alternative and traditional space for creation from an intercultural horizon, which can be explored through personal and collective research and exploration.

The program aims to create an environment of knowledge and cultural exchange, artistic production, and/or research in contemporary arts. During the residency program, residents and coordinators will have a work plan and activity schedule. A local artist and/or curator will be leading the program and checking in with artists.

Accommodation Information

Space 1: Residencia Central
The Residencia Central is located in the town of Iquitos and is the living and studio space. The central residence has a living-dining room, kitchen, shared multi-purpose spaces (studios), two shared bedrooms with bathrooms, two private bedrooms with private bathrooms, a terrace, and a BBQ area. For the convenience of residents, the residence is centrally located and accessible to most supermarkets, banks, hospitals, and others. In addition, it has electricity, water, and WiFi services.

Space 2: Rainforest Cabins
The cabins are located at the entrance to the virgin jungle 8 km away from the Residencia Central and the city of Iquitos, have shared bathrooms and showers, electricity by zones and times, a kitchen and grill area, and a large Amazonian natural space to produce intervention, installation, sculpture, performance, among others projects. The cabins in the forest are available for residents to stay overnight.

Studio Information

Space 1: Residencia Central
2 multipurpose spaces are available with tables and chairs (3rd and 4th floor), water, electricity, and Wi-Fi available. Both spaces have open ventilation, but the 4th Floor is perfect for working with smelly materials. 1 standing table is available.

Space 2: Rainforest Cabins
1 studio space with electricity and hand tools available and several hectares of Amazonian natural space/Rainforest to produce intervention, installation, sculpture, performance, among other projects.

Contact information
Email
info [at] correlacioncontemporanea.com
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