Founded:
2015
Language(s):
English
Duration:
1-4 weeks, 1-3 months
3 to 6 weeks
  • For non-local residents PRAKSIS provides accommodation, workspace, and food.
  • For local residents PRAKSIS provides lunch, afternoon tea/drinks, and weekly communal dinner with invited guests.

Residents are responsible for any travel, production, shipping, and any other costs out side of what is offered by PRAKSIS.

Application guidelines:
  • Fill out the online form.
  • Upload a recent CV/resume.
  • Upload a portfolio (only one PDF file). Up to 5 images. The images should include captions or short descriptions. For videos/films, please provide links to your own website, Vimeo page, YouTube page, etc. Do not attach actual video files.
  • Include contact details for two referees.
  • Pay an administration fee of 75 NOK towards part of the cost of administering your application.
Open call:
no

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PRAKSIS

PRAKSIS

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Description

PRAKSIS is a transnational platform for art, research and learning based in Oslo, Norway.
The organisation was established as a charity in 2015. They connect diverse artists, thinkers and publics to Norway’s creative ecology via thematic programmes that focus on urgent issues of our time. Dedicated to inclusivity, they seek to inspire and support artistic creation, bringing new creative networks and communities into being. Their core activities include organising and running artists’ residencies, staging public events, youth programming, online and in-print publishing, and recently they launched a podcast.

PRAKSIS places peer-to-peer dialogue at the heart of its approach. Their projects respond to the needs and concerns of creators, art professionals and socially-oriented organisations across borders and disciplines. Since PRAKSIS’s founding in 2016 they’ve worked with over sixty partners ranging from national museums, universities and leading art centres to wrestling clubs and autonomous activist networks.
PRAKSIS aims to demystify cultural production. Their public programming offers insight into creative processes and debates, seeking to enable the widest possible engagement with creative practice.

Accommodation Information

A comfortable apartment is provided for residents not local to Oslo to share - of course each resident gets their own room. Local residents travel from home to join the residency community.

Location

From March 2016 PRAKSIS will collaborate with existing organisations to run a pilot programme of short-term, "pop-up" residencies in Oslo where the facilities and programme offered reflect the theme of each residency.

Contact information
Email
info [at] praksisoslo.org