Open call for collectives in residence at Hangar’s Wetlab
From now until 3 July 2020, the submission of applications is open.
Start of the residence: August/September 2020
Result of the selection: mid-July 2020
Cost: Free
Deposit: 100 Euros which will be returned at the end of the stay
Residence conditions
The wetlab is a space where hybrid interactions that disrupt the limits generally established between art and science take place under a transhackfeminist perspective and through a critical revision of science as an institution. Workshops, presentations, research residences, collective work processes and discussions are carried out at the lab. Its intention is to facilitate the encounter between artists, scientists and different social agents, destabilizing the contemporary conditions of knowledge production and promoting the development of free access open tools that facilitate knowledge transfer. The resident collectives at Wetlab are thought of as projects capable of establishing a conceptual and practical interrelationship with the centre, creating new communities of learning and care around their field of work.
What does Hangar contribute?
– Access to Wetlab 24 hours a day, every day
– Electricity and water costs, fiber optic Internet.
– Access to the garden space and the terrace with table for eating or meeting outdoors.
– Resident groups can make use of the following services: digital image and video editing laboratory, small set, Ricson, multipurpose room, free participation in other workshops, subject to availability and prior reservation.
– Free access to all activities taking place in Hangar.IMPORTANT
– Support in the dissemination of the projects and their activities through a space on our website and regular communication via newsletter, Twitter and Facebook.
– An open, cross-disciplinary community made up of artists, scientists, developers and other agents.
What do the resident groups contribute to Hangar?
– Activities, theoretical/practical knowledge through the creation of learning communities and content in the environment of their specialization.
The application must be submitted in PDF format including the required fields below:
– Transdisciplinary working methodologies that incorporate other areas not directly related to the visual arts context.
– Research, creation and critical practices at the crossroads between scientific and artistic practices.
Commitments of the resident collectives
– Free advice from your practice to the centre itself and to other residents.
– To generate and take care of learning communities around their work environment.
– To provide new services or increase the capacities of Hangar’s environment and the artistic community in general.
– To cooperate in the dissemination of activities and the enrichment of Hangar’s programmatic lines.
– To participate in the centre’s open activities.
– Contribute to the cost of materials derived from their presence.
– To include Hangar’s collaboration in all communication elements of the project.
Selection process
The selection process is carried out every two years by means of a call open to any group, without restrictions of age, origin or legal form. In the first phase, a pre-selection is made from all the applications received and the final selection is decided by means of a personal interview with the pre-selected projects. The application must be made telematically. The selection process is carried out by Hangar’s Programme Committee.
Selection criteria
– Interest of the proposal.
– Link to Hangar’s practices and communities.
– Link to other local and international spaces, entities or projects.
– Generation of critical discourses around the tools and practices of experimentation with biomaterials.
Documentation to be presented
The application must be submitted in PDF format including the required fields below:
a. Personal data:
– Name and Surname
– Full address (city and country included)
– Phone number
– Email address
– Date of birth
– Nationality
b. Bio (up to 800 characters with spaces)
c. Description of the project:
– Presentation (up to 2000 characters with spaces)
– Targets (up to 1000 characters with spaces)
– Methodology (up to 2000 characters with spaces)
– Calendar and work plan
– Technical requirements
d. Cover letter (up to 2000 characters with spaces)
IMPORTANT
– The subject of the mail is “Convocatoria abierta para residencia Wetlab 2020”
– Applications that do not include the required information and/or exceed the extension limits will not be accepted.
For more information and submission of requests:
+34 93 308 40 41 ext. 26
ludovica(at)hangar.org
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