Art Explora - Cite internationale des arts Residency Programme 2024-2025

Register through https://artexplora.plateformecandidature.com/ - this platform to submit your application (no fee).

The residency programme is open to artists and collectives of artists, researchers and curators of all nationalities, with no age limit, with at least five years of professional experience and who presented their work and research on an international scale.

Candidates can apply to two types of residency programme:

• SOLO programme: open to artists only, for a residency of 3 or 6 months, during 2 sessions : March-August 2024 / September 2024-February 2025

• COLLECTIVE programme: open to a collective or duo of artists, researchers and curators, for a 3-month residency during 4 sessions : March-May 2024 / June-August 2024 / September-November 2024 / December 2024-February 2025

If you are interested in the COLLECTIVE residency programme, only one application should be submitted by a member of the collective.

To submit your application in French, you can change the language by clicking on your profile (top right).

Applications deadline: November 7 2023 at 11:59 pm (Paris time).
Once your application has been submitted, it cannot be modified.

Find out more about the open call and the residency programme https://assets-global.website-files.com/6107fc8664b5410e82635537/6513fb8572feeecbfda8f6f0_Open%20call_EN.pdf - here !

Art Explora

Art Explora aims to increase access to arts and culture and develop new opportunities for engagement and participation with the arts. We work in partnership with artists, cultural organisations and communities, embracing all art forms, to create transformative cultural experiences.

Cite internationale des Arts

Since its creation in 1965, the Cite internationale des arts has welcomed artists in residence from all over the world. It is a living space open to dialogue between cultures, where artists meet their audiences and professionals. The Cite internationale des arts extends over two complementary sites, one in the Marais and the other in Montmartre.