Language:
English
Founded:
2013
Duration:
1 or 2 months
Paid by host:

All residents are provided with a fee based on a monthly rate of €2000 (excluding Dutch VAT).
Research residencies are granted a material expenses budget up to €1000.
Production residencies are granted a production budget up to a maximum of €5000.
Travel costs (international residents) will be reimbursed up to €750.
Budget for accommodation (international residents) up to €1500.

Artist fees will be provided for presentations organised by iii in conjunction to the residencies, excluding the first presentation, in line with Dutch guidelines for Fair Practice.

They accept proposals from individuals, duos and groups but the artist fee is fixed.

Application guidelines:

iii offers 2 types of residencies; Research and Production.

Apply for a residency at iii by sending a proposal that contains the following:
- an outline of your research question and how it connects to your previous work;
- how you intend to conduct this research during the residency;
- how the research will it be presented to the public;
- how the proposal connects to the artistic focus and program themes of iii;
- an outline of the project budget;
- indications about any additional partners who will be supporting the project (optional);
- portfolio documenting previous work (links to online documentation preferred).

Proposals should be maximum 2 pages excluding portfolio. You can submit your proposals to [email protected]

Once your application is received it will be reviewed by the iii organisation and members.


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Description

iii is an artist run, community platform supporting new interdisciplinary practices linking performance, technology and the human senses. Arising from the ArtScience tradition of The Hague, iii strives to balance technological innovation, theoretical reflection and human experience. iii contributes to international developments in the field of Art, Science & Technology, functioning both as a cultural incubator supporting research and creation, and as an agency connecting creators to a broad audience via a wide (inter)national partner network. The interdisciplinary focus of iii stems directly from the teachings of Dick Raaymakers and Frans Evers at the ArtScience Interfaculty in The Hague. The school is characterised both by framing art as a vehicle for human curiosity, as well as for a creative method balancing technical innovations with conceptual thinking and sensory experience.

iii's residency program allows internationally established artists and local emerging artists to work side by side for a period of time in the iii workspace in The Hague. Guest artists are invited to connect with the local community, develop new work and present their work to the local public. iii has 2 different residency types: research residencies and production residencies. The residency program is based on iii’s mission, values, artistic focus and program themes.

Mission
iii promotes artistic work that channels the human inclination for curiosity and invention and which engages directly with the human senses and the human body. iii develops projects that present playful approaches to science and technology within the fields of music, visual art and theatre. While the field of Art and Technology emerged in the 20th century to promote collaboration between specialists working in separate disciplines, today we see practices that are interdisciplinary at the root. No longer engineers working with artists, artists working with scientists, painters working with musicians, but creatives and researchers that navigate between and connect formerly distinct realms. iii aims to:
- Inspire people to develop their own ways of engaging with technology through art
- Share beautiful and unique experiences connecting technology and the senses
- Discover new forms of physicality, sociality and community in a post-digital world
- Encourage community building, participation and social entrepreneurship across disciplinary, geographical and cultural boundaries

Core values
- International Excellence, iii promotes research and creation in the field of Art, Science & Technology at the highest international level
- Talent Development, iii offers a platform where the most dedicated new talents can jump-start their professional art practice
- Cultural Diversity, iii promotes participation from people with all backgrounds in the processes of technological innovation
- Fair Pay, iii provides work that is creatively and financially rewarding, while also advocating on behalf of financially vulnerable groups

Program Themes
1. With “Technological Imaginarium” we reflect on narratives of progress in relation to human
imagination, the desire for new experiences and the need to develop responsible approaches to
innovation.
2. In “Dance of Agency” we look at affinities between scientific and artistic research, as processes
of reciprocal negotiation between humans, machines and the non-human world.
3. In “Meeting at the Margins” we consider the position of our community within society and on
the importance of solidarity and cooperation.


Requirements for all residencies
- Residents are required to spend the majority of the residency period in The Hague.
- Residents are required to give a minimum of 1 public presentation (workshop, performance,
exhibition) within iii’s program during the residency.
- Residents will be available to attend one meet and greet event (dinner and/or drinks) at iii
workspace to connect to our community, and will be invited to attend other social and cultural
events.
- Residents will be available for interviews with press arranged by iii.
- Residents will be available to have their work documented by iii in photo and video published
via iii’s digital channels.

Studio Information

Residents have access to iii’s 500 m2 shared workspaces which includes a 200m2 project space for large scale project development and presentation, wood, metal and electronics workshops, a sound-isolated sound studio as well as 2 co-working rooms. These facilities are shared between 16 workspace members and 1-3 rotating guest residents.

Accommodation Information

International residents will be provided with accommodation in guest studio apartments (at an external facility, separate from iii workspace) for the duration of their stay. International residents also receive a travel budget. For residents based in The Netherlands coverage of travel and accommodation costs can be discussed based on need.

Technical Information

- 200m2 project space
- wood, metal, electronics workshops
- sound-isolated studio
- 2 co-working rooms
More information: https://instrumentinventors.org/workspace/facilities

Contact information
Addresses

Willem Dreespark 312
2531SX Den Haag
Netherlands

Email
mariska [at] instrumentinventors.org