PRAKSIS Residency no. 10
Website: https://www.praksisoslo.org/residencies-blog/2017/4/residency10
Applications are now being accepted for PRAKSIS’s tenth residency, The Collective Subject of History. For this residency, selected local and internationally based residents will have the rare opportunity to explore the potential of the extensive and eclectic archive of the artist Guttorm Guttormsgaard. Working alongside curator Elvira Dyangani Ose, the group will explore the potential of the archive as a starting point for narrative – potentially both historical and fictional. The residency will be divided in two sessions from 25 June -8 July and 7 – 21 September. Non-Oslo based residents will be provided with accommodation during the period of the two sessions and a stipend of 3000 NOK (€315). There is an application fee of 70 NOK (€7.20)
Expires: April 22, 2018
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