Attention Artists: “Counterhegemony: Art in a Social Context” Program in Lithuania
Name of Program: Counterhegemony: Art in a Social Context
Deadline: 17 Sep 2014
Time of residency: November/December 2014
From the open call:
“Counterhegemony: Art in a Social Context” is a 7 week Fellowship Program at Nida Art Colony that looks at genealogy, or the epistemic context within which bodies of knowledge become intelligible and authoritative, as a point of departure in art production. It is aimed at any art or cultural production that exists within or in reference to social forms of resistance that coalesce in opposition to hegemonic structures.
Five to eight artists will be selected for the “Counterhegemony: Art in a Social Context” Fellowship Program, each of whom will receive a 600 euro stipend, free housing, travel expenses to and from the NIDA Art Colony, and a small exhibition production stipend.
For more information and application form please visit the organizer’s website.
*NOTE: Hanoi Grapevine merely announces the open calls and cannot help in the application process. For further inquiries, please direct to the organizers.
