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Each of the two-month periods of the residency is intended for the Nordic-Baltic artist creative research, local expert engagement, professional contact establishment and local media networking in the sphere of art and science. The artists will be also supported to carry out their individual artistic researches and creative experiments, collaborate with the scientists and local artists, and to produce new artworks.

Artists in Riga will be provided with access to the internet, shared laboratory space, mediatheque, and digital production equipment. For educational programs, workshops and exhibitions RIXC offers the gallery space, as well as its expertise and assistance to artists.

Each Residency also will offer research trips to the Ventspils Radiotelescope and/or short (one-week) stays at RIXC Fields Residency. The RIXC Residencies for Baltic Nordic artists will offer unique collaboration possibilities with the scientists at the Ventspils International Radio Astronomy Center near Ventspils, as well as will provide an access and spacefor carrying out growing experiments, as well as agricultural, forest and fields related artistic research at the RIXC Fields Residency.

Artists will be granted with a fee of 3000 EUR for each 2-month residency. This fully-funded residency also will provide the selected artists with free accomodation, covering their travel costs, local transportation costs, technical assistance and other production costs related to public presentation.

Application guidelines:

To apply for the second residency (March 1 - April 30, 2023 / OR October 1 - November 30, 2023), apply here. To apply for the third residency (February 1, 2024 – March 31, 2024), apply here.

  • in the “abstracts” field please write the short Summary (title, abstract of your residency art project proposal and motivation - up to 300 words),
  • and please upload your CV and portfolio via the online system (as the attachment)

Don't hesitate to email them if you have you have any questions at [email protected]

Organizer: RIXC Center for New Media Culture (Riga, Latvia)

Contact:

[email protected], Raitis Smits, curator and project coordinator
Liva Silina, residency assistant and information coordinator

They welcome applications by both – established and emerging* artists, individual artists as well as artist duo from Baltic or Nordic countries. They primarily will accept those applications, in which artists will express their interest in producing new “techno-ecological” artworks, as well as exhibiting or publicly presenting their work, getting engaged with local artists, scientists and communities, and getting involved in other RIXC activities.

*students (BA, MA) are not eligible to apply. PhD researchers are eligible for this residency.

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RIXC announced that the call for the first RIXC Art, Science & Techo-Ecologies Residency is closed with the selection of residency artist Juan Duart (Finland). The call is still open for the fully funded second and third residencies until January 15, 2023, and October 15, 2023.

The first residency artist, Juan Duarte, is a Mexican artist based in Finland, who works with environmental sound to explore sensing in-between nature and technology. His work deals with developing methods for augmented listening, which combine machine learning with remote sensing, in order to explore how computers could deep-listen to expand human sensorium.

The call is open for the second and third residencies of the new Residency Program for Baltic and Nordic artists who work on the edge of art, science and techno-ecologies, exploring the complex relations between the human, nature and digital technologies, and focusing on new concepts such as “naturecultures”, “sensing environments”, “living technologies”, “terrestrial coexistence”, “naturally / artificial intelligences”, which recently have beenre-examined at the heart of our society.

Three Art, Science and Techno-Ecologies residencies, two-month each, for Baltic and Nordic artists will take place at RIXC in Riga, Latvia, during the time period from February 1, 2023, until March 31, 2024, supported by NCP (Nordic Culture Point). The three fully-funded Baltic-Nordic Artist Residencies will also include a trip and short-stay visits to RIXC Fields residency (in rural area) and their partner location – at the Irbene Radiotelescope.

AugE Next Open Call. Deadline: October 15, 2023.


With the support of the European Union’s Creative Europe programme, for the next two years, the European Media Art Platform expands its residency programme to residencies in 16 countries. They offer residencies for artists, artist duos, collectives or other artistic collaborations working in the fields of digital art, media art, and bio-art. As a new feature of the EMAP residency programme, they have introduced the ‘collaboration’ component. Applicants are expected to include a proposal for collaboration in their application.

European artists or collectives can apply with a project proposal for a residency of two months in 2024. The artists will be collaborating with a person of their choice or a person local to the host institution:

Antre Peaux, Bourges, France
Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria
CIKE, Košice, Slovakia
gnration, Braga, Portugal
iMAL Brussels, Belgium
IMPAKT [Centre for Media Culture], Utrecht, the Netherlands
Kersnikova Institute (Kapelica Gallery), Ljubljana, Slovenia
KONTEJNER | bureau of contemporary art praxis, Zagreb, Croatia
LABoral Centro de Arte y Creación Industrial, Gijón, Spain
m-cult, Helsinki, Finland
NeMe, Limassol, Cyprus
Onassis Stegi, Athens, Greece
RIXC Centre for New Media Culture, Riga, Latvia
Werkleitz-Centre for Media Art, Halle (Saale), Germany in collaboration with transmediale (Berlin)
WRO Art Center, Wroclaw, Poland
 

Special Host Organisation: ISSS - Indonesia Space Science Society / HONF Foundation, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
 

The residency includes an invitation to the kick-off conference in Limassol, Cyprus in March 2024, a grant of €4000 for the applying artist(s) including subsistence costs, a grant of €2000 for collaborating artist(s), a project budget of €4000, free accommodation, travel expenses up to €1000, and free access to technical facilities and/or media labs of the host institution. It also includes a professional presentation and the option to participate in exhibition tours at members’ festivals/exhibitions in 2024, plus the option to get exhibited by EMAP partner institutions.

Applicants must be EU residents or taxpayers in an EU member country or a Creative Europe participating country. Undergraduate and Master students are not eligible (PhD candidates are accepted), but emerging artists, regardless of age and academic degree, are encouraged to apply.

Outcome

As a result of the residency, they expect that new artwork (installation, exhibition, performance) will be produced with a public presentation at the RIXC Gallery.

Accommodation Information

The artists of each of the three 2-month residencies will be based in RIXC Residency Studio in Riga, Latvia. RIXC Residency Studio is located right next to the RIXC Gallery on Lencu iela 2, City Center of Riga, in the very heart of Riga's contemporary and historic cultures with famous Art Nouveau buildings, near famous Alberta street.

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Riga,
Latvia

Email
rixc [at] rixc.org