Frame Visual Art Finland launches its residency programme
starting 2014. At the moment the programme consists of curatorial
residencies.
The residency programme kicks off with the HICP curatorial residencies in Helsinki co-organised by Frame and HIAP Helsinki International Artist Programme. The participants for the residencies will be selected through open calls.
The aim of the residency programme is to offer space for in-depth research and focused production time, immersion in new cultural contexts, critical support of international residency communities. This will allow for long-term peer-networks, a range of future collaborations, and strengthen the development of individual practices as well as the discursive connections between Finnish and international contemporary art fields.
HICP Helsinki International Curatorial Programme offers curatorial residencies in Helsinki for international curators of contemporary art. It is co-organised by HIAP Helsinki International Artist Programme and Frame Visual Art Finland.
The aim of the programme is to provide curators with an opportunity to carry out research and to develop international curatorial projects while building contacts with art practitioners and cultural organisations in Finland.
Curatorial residencies include the cost of travel to and from Helsinki with a grant for living expenses, studio accommodation, residency services and administrative support. HIAP and Frame both offer practical assistance, networks and critical context for the residents’ curatorial research and projects. A public event such as lecture, workshop or screening is organised during each residency. The curators have also access to the international residency community and programme of events at HIAP, while Frame provides extensive contacts to Finnish artists and other arts professionals.
The length of the curatorial residency is usually one calendar month.
Applying for curatorial residency
Please submit your application by December 13, 2013.
Applications should include presentation materials of the applicant’s previous projects, a curriculum vitae, a working plan for the residency period and a proposal for a public event to be organised during the residency.
All applications should be submitted by using the onlineapplications format at www.hiap.fi/residency-application
All applications of a professional standard submitted for a residency period at HIAP are appropriately considered.
Incomplete applications or applications sent by post or e-mail without using the online application form will not be taken into consideration.
The results of the selection process are communicated to all applicants in due time.
Sending attachments and supporting material
Please note the following guidelines regarding the sending of additional material supporting your application:
If you have questions about the programme or the application form, please contact:
Curator Jenni Nurmenniemi, HIAP
jenni(at)hiap.fi
+358 45 876 6488
www.hiap.fi
The residency programme kicks off with the HICP curatorial residencies in Helsinki co-organised by Frame and HIAP Helsinki International Artist Programme. The participants for the residencies will be selected through open calls.
The aim of the residency programme is to offer space for in-depth research and focused production time, immersion in new cultural contexts, critical support of international residency communities. This will allow for long-term peer-networks, a range of future collaborations, and strengthen the development of individual practices as well as the discursive connections between Finnish and international contemporary art fields.
HICP Helsinki International Curatorial Programme
HICP Helsinki International Curatorial Programme offers curatorial residencies in Helsinki for international curators of contemporary art. It is co-organised by HIAP Helsinki International Artist Programme and Frame Visual Art Finland.
The aim of the programme is to provide curators with an opportunity to carry out research and to develop international curatorial projects while building contacts with art practitioners and cultural organisations in Finland.
Curatorial residencies include the cost of travel to and from Helsinki with a grant for living expenses, studio accommodation, residency services and administrative support. HIAP and Frame both offer practical assistance, networks and critical context for the residents’ curatorial research and projects. A public event such as lecture, workshop or screening is organised during each residency. The curators have also access to the international residency community and programme of events at HIAP, while Frame provides extensive contacts to Finnish artists and other arts professionals.
The length of the curatorial residency is usually one calendar month.
Applying for curatorial residency
Please submit your application by December 13, 2013.Applications should include presentation materials of the applicant’s previous projects, a curriculum vitae, a working plan for the residency period and a proposal for a public event to be organised during the residency.
All applications should be submitted by using the onlineapplications format at www.hiap.fi/residency-application
All applications of a professional standard submitted for a residency period at HIAP are appropriately considered.
Incomplete applications or applications sent by post or e-mail without using the online application form will not be taken into consideration.
The results of the selection process are communicated to all applicants in due time.
Sending attachments and supporting material
Please note the following guidelines regarding the sending of additional material supporting your application:
- It is NOT possible to attach any files to the online application form.
- It is advised that all the supporting material is stored online and can be downloaded via the use of hyperlinks, which are mentioned in the application. Please make sure that the links do not expire before you have received the decision of the Jury.
- All image / video / sound samples should be stored and shared online. HIAP does not accept CDs or DVDs sent by post. It is advised to use tools such as YouTube, Vimeo, etc, so that downloading isn’t required to access the material.
- Attachments and supporting material can also be sent by e-mail to hiap.office(at)gmail.com. Maximum size per message is 10 MB. Please note that all electronic material should be compatible with both MAC and PC computers and readable using common office software.
If you have questions about the programme or the application form, please contact:
Curator Jenni Nurmenniemi, HIAP
jenni(at)hiap.fi
+358 45 876 6488
www.hiap.fi
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