Nestled in the heart of Berlin, a city renowned for its artistic and cultural dynamism, this residency provides an unparalleled platform for curatorial exploration and development. Working alongside Karne Kunst, a leader in feminist art, and showcasing at Bardo Projektraum, participants will immerse themselves in an inspiring environment that enhances creativity and curatorial vision.

Program Highlights

• Curatorial Enrichment: Engage in a transformative experience in Berlin, honing your curatorial skills.
• Networking and Cultural Exchange: Build international networks, especially with peers from the global south.
• Project Development and Presentation: Develop and present your exhibition projects at the prestigious Bardo Projektraum.

Participant Profile

We prioritize applications from FLINTA* individuals (women, lesbians, intersex, non-binary, trans, and agender) and curators from the global south. The residency is open to a maximum of two curators per session.

Program Duration

The residency spans from August to December 2024, with a minimum stay of one month and a maximum of three months.

Application Requirements

Interested candidates must submit by email to info@karnekunst.com, the following:

• Curriculum Vitae
• Letter of Motivation
• Project Proposal
• Portfolio of Previous Works
• Preferred Dates and Duration of the Residency

Financial and Logistical Support

Provided by the Organization:

• Workspace: Access to a fully equipped coworking space.
• Exhibition Gallery: Use of Bardo Projektraum gallery for your final exhibition.
• Promotion and Publicity: Support in promoting your exhibitions via social media and specialized media contacts.
• Inauguration Events: Organization of events, including catering and music.
• Invitation Letters: Assistance in applying for mobility grants and other external funding.

Expected from Residents:

• Residency Cost: 650 euros per month, covering workspace and gallery access. Residents are responsible for their own accommodation.
• Project Development: Active development and presentation of your research and work in progress.
• Participation: Engage in mentorships, artist studio visits, and other professional development opportunities.
• Collaboration and Networking: Foster collaboration and leverage networking opportunities provided by the program.

Additional Considerations

Residents should also budget for accommodation, local transportation, work materials, daily living expenses, health insurance, and any additional cultural activities or communication costs.

This residency is more than a program; it is a transformative journey into one of the world’s most influential art cities. Seize this opportunity to innovate, collaborate, and discover new artistic horizons.

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