Proyecto'ace International Artist-in-Residence
About this opportunity
Proyecto'ace in Buenos Aires offers production residencies (four weeks) and micro-residencies for international artists. With over 20 years of experience hosting more than 700 artists, the programme provides dedicated workspace, technical knowledge, equipment, and feedback in one of Latin America's most vibrant art scenes, facilitating cultural exchange and artistic experimentation.
Application tips
The current open call closes 31 October 2026. Production Residencies run 14 September to 9 October 2026; Micro-Residencies run September to October 2026. Describe how engagement with Buenos Aires' art community would enrich your practice.
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