Buenos Aires
Two months
7 spots
Fully funded
Centro Sur’s program consists of fully funded art residencies for artists, theorists, curators and architects. Residents live together on site, where each is provided with a private studio-apartment alongside shared common areas. A strong sense of community and collective living is one of the program’s core principles.
Throughout the residency, participants are in direct and continuous contact with the local community and the art ecosystem through a series of studio visits, open studios, workshops, and public presentations either on site or at another local art institution. Each program cohort is accompanied by mentors who provide ongoing guidance on the residents’ research and lead thematic study modules.
Education plays a central role in the residency program. Beyond providing support for artistic production, the project aims to offer an experiential learning experience focused on gaining a deep understanding of local culture and art. Our intention is for residents to complete the program with a comprehensive understanding of the context in which they have worked, incorporating conceptual and historical tools that enrich their practice.
History of Latin American Art
History
of Argentine Art
Buenos Aires
Latin American Literature
At the end of the residency, each resident is awarded a grant. These grants may take different forms such as the acquisition of an artwork produced during the residency by a major local museum, the production of an exhibition, participation in international events, or the development of an editorial publication.
Other outcomes may also be developed in collaboration with local institutions, depending on the nature and direction of each resident’s project.
Artwork acquisition by a national museum
Exhibition project in Buenos Aires
Exhibition project in an international venue
Editorial project production
Centro Sur’s program consists of fully funded art residencies for artists, theorists, curators and architects. Residents live together on site, where each is provided with a private
studio-apartment alongside shared common areas. A strong sense of community and collective living is one of the program’s core principles.
Throughout the residency, participants are in direct and continuous contact with the local community and the art ecosystem through a series of studio visits, open studios, workshops, and public presentations either on site or at another local art institution.
Each program cohort is accompanied by mentors who provide ongoing guidance on the residents’ research and lead thematic study modules.
Education plays a central role in the residency program. Beyond providing support for artistic production, the project aims to offer an experiential learning experience focused on gaining a deep understanding of local culture and art. Our intention is for residents to complete the program with a comprehensive understanding of the context in which they have worked, incorporating conceptual and historical tools that enrich their practice.
At the end of the residency, each resident is awarded a grant.
These grants may take different forms such as the acquisition of an artwork produced during the residency by a major local museum, the production of an exhibition, participation in international events, or the development of an editorial publication.
Other outcomes may also be developed in collaboration with local institutions, depending on the nature and direction of each resident’s project.
