Founded:
2024
Language(s):
English, Chinese, Traditional
Eligibility criteria:

The residency is open to independent artists and arts practitioners from any artistic discipline or medium. Applicants must be at least 20 years old, with no upper age limit. Taiwanese citizens and foreign nationals holding a valid Taiwan Alien Resident Certificate (ARC) are eligible to apply. Applicants should have basic communication skills in either Mandarin Chinese or English.

Duration:
1-3 months
Depends on the project
Residents at once:
1-5
Covered by host:
Residency fee, Accommodation, Studio
Paid by artist:
Travel, Insurance, Daily expenses
Application fee:
No application fee.
Application guidelines:

Applicants should submit the application form, artist CV, documentation of previous work, an artist statement, and a residency project proposal. The proposed project should demonstrate the applicant’s artistic practice and explain how the residency environment, local context and resources of Grand View Art Village relate to their proposed research or creative process.

Applications will be reviewed in two stages. The preliminary selection will be based on the applicant’s previous work and proposed project. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to an in-person interview at Grand View Art Village on November 4, 2026, and should prepare presentation materials for the interview. The final selection will consider the applicant’s ability to carry out the proposed residency project and its connection to the local context.

Application deadline:
Specific date
Deadline:
Reoccurs yearly:
Yes
Open call:
no

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Grand View Art Village Artist Residency Program

Grand View Art Village Artist Residency Program

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Description

Grand View Art Village (GVAV) is an artist residency programme located in Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan. Situated in a rural landscape surrounded by hills, rivers, agricultural land and Hakka communities, GVAV provides artists with a space to live, work and develop their artistic practice in close connection with the local environment and culture.

The residency welcomes artists from different disciplines, media and forms of practice, including interdisciplinary and research-based approaches. Residents are encouraged to explore the relationships between art, nature, local stories, cultural memory and community through artistic production, everyday life, observation and exchange.

GVAV provides private accommodation and individual studio spaces, as well as shared facilities and access to various spaces across the art village, including an exhibition hall, salon, kiln area, lakeside teahouse, outdoor theatre and natural surroundings. Residents may also participate in local cultural activities, community exchange, workshops and public programmes.

The residency aims to create an open environment for artistic experimentation, dialogue and exchange, while connecting contemporary artistic practice with the local landscape, culture and community.

Outcome

Residents are expected to develop their artistic practice and residency projects through research, creation, exchange and engagement with the local environment and community. During the residency, each resident will participate in at least three public activities, including two open studio events and one final presentation. Residents may also participate in workshops, educational activities and other public programmes organized by Grand View Art Village.

Within one month after completing the residency, each resident is required to complete and donate one artwork to Grand View Art Village.

Accommodation Information

Each resident is provided with a private accommodation space at Grand View Art Village. Residents share communal facilities, including a kitchen and dining area, refrigerator, drinking water facilities, laundry facilities and a shared lounge. Shared electric bicycles are also available for local transportation.

Studio Information

Each resident is provided with a private, independent studio space for artistic production. Residents may also apply to use additional spaces and facilities according to their project needs, including the kiln area, lakeside teahouse, outdoor stove area, Olive Environmental Theatre and surrounding natural environment. The exhibition hall and multifunctional salon are also available for exhibitions, professional exchange and collaborative projects.

Working facilities
Textile
Ceramic
Dance
Music
Exhibition space
Outdoor areas
Other
Other working facility
Kiln area, exhibition hall, multifunctional salon, lakeside teahouse, Olive Environmental Theatre, outdoor stove area, ecological garden and outdoor natural spaces.
Technical assistance
Yes
Do you host groups?
Yes
Group size
30
Non-artist companions allowed
Yes
Companion types
Partner
Support for artists with disability
Wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Other disability support
Local resource matching and introductions, local orientation and cultural tours, community exchange opportunities, internal artist exchange activities, access to regular exhibitions and workshops, shared electric bicycles, and accident insurance during th
Location specifics

Grand View Art Village (GVAV), established by the Grand View Culture and Art Foundation, is a contemporary art platform integrating artist residencies, local cultural practice, and international exchange. Nestled within the satoyama landscape of Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County, the village is dedicated to fostering an organic venue for artistic practice, dialogue, and community inclusion.

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Contact information
Addresses

No. 17, Aly. 42, Ln. 1170, Wupu Sec., Xinguan Rd.,
Xinpu Township,
Hsinchu County, Taiwan
Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County 305044
Taiwan

Email
gvart.service [at] gmail.com
Phone
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