<\/p>\n
Rupert offers the participation for one Latvia-based artist or curator (more information below). We are encouraging to choose slow transport methods, such as bus or car. The
\nchosen artist\/curator will have to cover travel and living expenses by themselves. Kim? and Rupert would like to use the current situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic to foster the cooperation between the art scenes of the Baltics and strengthen the contacts inside the region.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Located in the picturesque area of Valakampiai in Vilnius and only a short distance from the city\u2019s flourishing cultural center, Rupert is set by the river Neris and a small river beach,
\nsurrounded by peaceful fields and a forest. The three residency studios are located in a recently constructed building called Pakrant\u0117, designed by award-winning Lithuanian
\narchitect, Audrius Ambrasas. Pakrant\u0117 was founded as an arts incubator and houses a number of creative industries. Each resident is provided with a studio space and mezzanine
\n(approximately 52 sq m.) to be used as a production and research space during the residency. The studio is fully furnished and equipped with WiFi. The building also houses a
\nreading room, conference room and a kitchen, all of which are open for residents\u2019 use.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Rupert supports the resident with:
\n– studio\/living space
\n– utilities
\n– curatorial support
\n– provides administrative support and facilitates access to required contacts, tools,
\nmaterials and information for research and production<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
There is a possibility to have a representation at the end of residency period but it is not obligatory. This year Rupert works with a theme of Interdependence and care, so the applicant\u2019s works can but doesn\u2019t have to be connected to these topics.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
To apply, please send your CV and portfolio with a 1-page motivation letter (in English) to kim@kim.lv, deadline \u2013 June 14. The residency will happen in July 1-31 2020.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Rupert is a centre for Art and Education devoted to establishing close cooperation between artists, thinkers, researchers, and other cultural actors through interdisciplinary programs and residencies. A knowledge-based platform for innovative creative production, Rupert integrates with the social and cultural framework of the city of Vilnius while simultaneously supporting a strong international focus. More information: www.rupert.ltKim? Contemporary Art Centre and Rupert are announcing an open call for artists and curators to apply for the Rupert residency programme in July 2020!<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Rupert offers the participation for one Latvia-based artist or curator (more information below). We are encouraging to choose slow transport methods, such as bus or car. The
\nchosen artist\/curator will have to cover travel and living expenses by themselves. Kim? and Rupert would like to use the current situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic to foster the cooperation between the art scenes of the Baltics and strengthen the contacts inside the region.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Located in the picturesque area of Valakampiai in Vilnius and only a short distance from the city\u2019s flourishing cultural center, Rupert is set by the river Neris and a small river beach,
\nsurrounded by peaceful fields and a forest. The three residency studios are located in a recently constructed building called Pakrant\u0117, designed by award-winning Lithuanian
\narchitect, Audrius Ambrasas. Pakrant\u0117 was founded as an arts incubator and houses a number of creative industries. Each resident is provided with a studio space and mezzanine
\n(approximately 52 sq m.) to be used as a production and research space during the residency. The studio is fully furnished and equipped with WiFi. The building also houses a
\nreading room, conference room and a kitchen, all of which are open for residents\u2019 use.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Rupert supports the resident with:
\n– studio\/living space
\n– utilities
\n– curatorial support
\n– provides administrative support and facilitates access to required contacts, tools,
\nmaterials and information for research and production<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
There is a possibility to have a representation at the end of residency period but it is not obligatory. This year Rupert works with a theme of Interdependence and care, so the applicant\u2019s works can but doesn\u2019t have to be connected to these topics.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
To apply, please send your CV and portfolio with a 1-page motivation letter (in English) to kim@kim.lv, deadline \u2013 June 14. The residency will happen in July 1-31 2020.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Rupert is a centre for Art and Education devoted to establishing close cooperation between artists, thinkers, researchers, and other cultural actors through interdisciplinary programs and residencies. A knowledge-based platform for innovative creative production, Rupert integrates with the social and cultural framework of the city of Vilnius while simultaneously supporting a strong international focus. More information: www.rupert.lt","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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