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Apply – Asia Pacific Exchange Program

Apply – Asia Pacific Exchange Program

The Asia Pacific Exchange Program is a new collaborative multi-year residency program between PICA, Taipei Artist Village (Taiwan), and Grey Projects (Singapore).

PICA invites Western Australian artists, curators, and/or producers in the visual arts to apply for this eight-week artist residency to take place in either Taiwan or Singapore.

Awarded to two artists each year, the residency will include studio visits, open studios, and other presentation opportunities in each hosting country. Accommodation, artist workspace, return airfares and a daily stipend will also be provided.

Applications are now closed. All applicants will be notified of the outcome in November 2022.

Important Information

Eligibility

This opportunity is open to all Western Australia–based artists, curators and producers in the visual arts, aged 18+ years.

Selection Criteria

Artistic merit

The quality of work previously produced, and public and peer response to your work.

Suitability

The suitability of your practice and proposal to the residency program and residency location.

Impact on your career

How the proposed residency strengthens your artistic practice and capacity as an arts professional, particularly in relation to international development and exchange.

How many times can I apply?

You may apply once each year.

What is the residency period and duration?

Both the Singapore and Taiwan residencies will run for eight weeks from 24 April – 18 June 2023.

Get in touch

For any questions, reach out to our residencies team.

Olivia Nichols, Exhibitions & Residencies Manager
exhibitions@pica.org.au
9228 6300

Singapore Residency Exchange

About the Grey Projects

Grey Projects (est. 2008) is a library, a residency apartment, a studio, and two galleries. Out of these spaces, they generate curatorial and exchange activities. This usually means they make books, exhibitions, talks, residencies, reading groups, aand workshops. They are interested in new design practices, writing, curatorial research, and art propositions. They can be found in Tiong Bahru, Singapore’s oldest public housing estate. 

Each residency period runs for a minimum of four weeks. They are looking to support artists, curators, critics, and other participants in the visual arts, but applicants from other fields (such as dance, literature, and design) are also welcome. 

City and Country

Tiong Bahru, Singapore

Type of Organisation

Non-profit, artist-run alternative art space

Type of Studio

A residency room with studio space for one person

Accommodation

The residency room is furnished with a single bed, table, chair and a wardrobe. It has an attached bathroom, wifi-access and air-conditioning

Facilities

A library, two exhibition spaces, a studio space, and a residency room.

Resources

Staff support

Presentation of Artists’ Work

As presentation opportunities and activities such as workshops and artist talks are independently determined with each artist, residency offers do not guarantee the culmination of an exhibition or any similar event.

Expectation from Artists

A presentation of work-in-progress or research

Nearest International Airport

Singapore Changi Airport

Taiwan Residency Exchange

About Taipei Artists Village

AIR Taipei is the umbrella organization overseeing two very different and unique artists-in-residence sites around the city. The Taipei Artist Village was established in 2001 by the Department of Taipei Cultural Affairs and has been developing relationships linking the artists exchange program with cities throughout the world. Treasure Hill Artist Village, a historical architectural community, was launched in 2010. Both sites complement each other through diverse landscape, scale and location yet each site helps place the arts firmly in the cultural sights for a local and international audience.Located in central Taipei the Taipei Artist Village is a great spot for artists to explore the urban landscape and offers easy access to activities and institutions throughout the city; Treasure Hill is located in a special enclave in Taipei with its own history being part of the first wave of buildings in Taipei. It follows the idea of “paragenesis” creating dialogues between artists and the wider community providing the arts a social space for interacting and expressing ideas.

City and Country

Taipei, Taiwan

Type of Organisation

Governmental founded foundation

Type of Studio

The artist will have a room and access to a separate co-working space at Treasure Hill Artist Village. There will be other artists at the same period.

Accommodation

Private room

Facilities

Sharing Laundry room, kitchenware, Private toilet and shower, Internet connection, Woodworking studio, Film room, Dark room, Piano room and Dance studio

Resources

Logistic support from staff, publicity for events, curator/studio visit

Presentation of Artists’ Work

A presentation of work-in-progress or research

Expectation from Artists

Artist talk and open studio

Nearest International Airport

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport and Taipei Songshan Airport

Supported by
Grey Projects
Taipei Artist Village