Group Residency, Orkney: MICRO-MACRO
The Museum of Loss and Renewal
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Event Summary
Event Description
Residency dates: 20th - 27th June 2026
Deadline: Wed 01 April 2026
Address: Palace Village, Birsay, Orkney KW17 2LX
MICRO-MACRO has been devised around the relationships of 'Air, Sea and Soil', encompassing the Orkney Islands' remarkable natural environment.
The Group Residency will be lead by Tracy Mackenna, Curator of The Museum of Loss and Renewal and facilitated by Tracy and programme contributors. A range of multidisciplinary Orkney-based discipline experts who hold precious knowledge of archaeological sites, spatial and local history past and present, and collecting and presenting, will contribute to bespoke sessions.
The residency is offered for practitioners and researchers working in all creative disciplines and for those who have a strong interest in the investigation of site and place.
The aim of the Group Residency is to develop approaches to place that are experimental, inventive in their form, and that respond to place by paying attention to the intersections and collisions between art, culture, materiality, technologies and place.
The residency fee is £1350 GBP, paid by the resident. It includes the residency programme, 5-star self-catering accommodation (single rooms) and work spaces, collection/return to nearest airport/ferry point.
Event Overview
- Event Title: Group Residency, Orkney: MICRO-MACRO
- Type: Workshop
- Date: Sat, 20th Jun 2026 to Sat, 27th Jun 2026
- Location: Scotland | view on Google Maps
Event: Group Residency, Orkney: MICRO-MACRO
Event: Group Residency, Orkney: MICRO-MACRO
Organisation: The Museum of Loss and Renewal
Postcode: KW17 2LX
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How to Book
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- Contact name: Tracy Mackenna
- Contact email: [email protected]
About The Museum of Loss and Renewal
The Museum of Loss and Renewal is an art project that stimulates people to take time in which to generate and share thoughts, feelings and ideas. This happens through its residency programmes, and publishing activities.