Mobility opportunities

Internationalisation involves, firstly, establishing alliances to promote the national and international mobility of artists and researchers, and secondly, creating international networks linked to the centre’s research projects or strategic initiatives within the sector. In 2023, efforts focused on reorganising actions to promote the centre’s and artists’ internationalisation: residencies in Stuttgart and Taiwan continued, and new opportunities were established in Europe (Triangle in Marseille, CEAAC in Strasbourg, Index in Stockholm, Pro Helvetia in Switzerland and Fem_Lab in Vienna), as well as in North Africa (Le 18 in Marrakech and Raw Material in Dakar). In 2025, residencies began in Brazil and Italy, and residencies in Guatemala and Athens are planned for 2026, among others.

Barcelona ⇆ Guatemala
Exchange Residency between La Nueva Fábrica and Hangar
2025: Marilyn Boror Bor

→ São Paulo
Research Residency at São Paulo, Brazil, supported by Institut Ramon Llull
2025: Sinaí Stengel Bracho

→ Dro
Research Residency at Centrale Fies in Dro, Italy, supported by Institut Ramon Llull
2025: Juana Dolores Romero Casanova

Barcelona ⇆ Stuttgart
Artistic residency exchanges between Baden Württemberg and Catalunya
2024: Carmen Westermeier-Julia Hainz / Vesna Hetzel / Mariam Kvirikashvili / Paula Vilageliu Porlein
2023: Kai Krämer / Jasmin Schädler / Vicente Vazquez Peleteiro / Laura Van Severen

Barcelona ⇆ Marseille
Artistic residency exchanges between Triangle-Asterides and Hangar, supported by Cultural Service of the French Embassy / Institut Français Spain
2024: Sacha Rey / Lucía C. Pino

Barcelona ⇆ Vienna
Artistic residency exchanges between Austria and Catalonia
2024: Marzia Matarese
2023: Cristina Dezi / Patrícia J. Reis and Stefanie Wuschitz

Barcelona ⇆ Strasbourg
Artistic residency exchanges between CEEAC and Hangar
2025: Mathilde Vignaud, supported by Cultural Service of the French Embassy / Institut Français Spain
2024: Zoé Couppé & Guilhem Prat / DU-DA

Barcelona ⇆ Marrakech
Artistic residency exchanges between LE 18 and Hangar, supported by AC/E
2025: Arash Fayez
2024: Aicha Josefa Trinidad Gououi / Ashimdat Adil aka Trick54 Grocco, supported by Jiser

Barcelona ⇆ Dakar
Artistic residency extanges between RAW Material Company and Hangar, supported by Institut Ramon Llull
2025: Maguette Dieng
2024: Nzinga Biegueng Mboup / Carole Diop, supported by CCCB

Taiwan ←
Institutional residency in collaboration with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office and the Ministry of Culture of Taiwan.
2024: Manbo Key (Yang Teng Chi)
2023: Yen Tzu Chang / Yuchi Hsiao

Jiser ←
Jiser Residency
2025: Rima Rezaiguia / Zeineb Kaabi
2024: Jocelyn Moisson
2023: Amira Lamti / Rezaoui Hakim / Javier Arango Garfias

Pro Helvetia ←
Art, science and technology residency
2024: Noémi Büchi / Laura Paloma

Stockholm →
Residency at Index, Stockholm
2025: Emanuel Almborg
2024: Ibai Gorriti

Hangar Visitors Program, supported by AC/E
How do you do #3? Talk with Mathilde Villeneuve, Fernanda Brenner and Alice Motard
How do you do #2? Talk with Laila Hida, Fatima Bintou and Zeynep Kubat
How do you do #1? Talk with Daniel Blanga-Gubbay and Nora O’Murchú

 

Historical 2022-1997

For further information
Veronica Valentini
veronica(at)hangar.org
93 308 4041

 

Image: Mariam Kvirikashvili