The call for the 2024 Summer Sessions edition is closed.
Thanks for all the applications. We will get in touch with you shortly.
The call for the 2024 Summer Sessions edition is closed.
Thanks for all the applications. We will get in touch with you shortly.
The Summer Sessions are short-term international art and technology residencies for emerging artists and designers. A network of cultural organizations all over the world sponsors and hosts the residencies. Every summer we offer early-career artists and designers support so they can take part in production residencies abroad. If selected, you will receive access to the facilities of the host institution, expert support and an opportunity to present the resulting work at a public event. A budget will be provided to cover travel, accommodation, materials and a stipend.
Each Summer Sessions residency lasts approximately eight weeks and takes place between July and September. During this period you will develop your project from concept to presentable work, ready to show.
Artists and designers working with art and technology are eligible to apply if they
(1) are under the age of 35 and/or have graduated within the past five years and
(2) live in a country where there is a Summer Sessions sponsoring partner (see list below).
*Note that YouTube allows you to make a video unlisted, meaning it cannot be found by anyone who doesn’t know the URL. Vimeo allows you to set a password to restrict viewing of your work.
Application Deadline: 1 May 2024 (Midnight, CEST)
Application Extended: 8 May 2024 (Midnight, CEST)
After an eligibility check by the host institution, submissions will be reviewed based on the following criteria:
Applicants may be invited to an online interview the second week of May, as part of the final selection process.
Notification: by the end of May 2024
The host institution will work out the practical details regarding dates, travel, accommodation, visas and so on with you.
Please note that due to the number of expected applications no individual feedback can be provided to unsuccessful applicants, as we unfortunately do not have the capacity to do so.
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