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TOKAS International Creator Residency Program 2020

【Application Overview】
“International Creator Residency Program” aims to invite distinguished and highly motivated international creators in the field of visual art, design, architecture, curation and administration and to give opportunities to work in Tokyo.
The open-call program “International Creator Residency Program” (Theme Projects) for the period from May to July 2020, next summer when the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic games are held, invites two international creators who would engage in creative activities based on the theme “Festivity in the City.” We will call for “Local Creator Residency Program” in autumn 2019 and 4 creators who work on the theme will seek to actively exchange ideas on the cultural differences in thoughts, recognitions, actions and languages, while working independently on their own projects. The result of their residency will be presented at the Open Studio and/or Result Presentation.

【Projects Overview】
A) Individual Projects　 　　
　　Residency Period: 3 months in either of the following periods 　　
　　① From the beginning of September to the end of November, 2020　
　　② From the beginning of January to the end of March, 2021
　　Number of Creators: 4 in total (2 creators for each period) 　　
　　Disciplines: Visual art, design, architecture, curation and administration 　　
　　What TOKAS Residency offers: Airfare, living expenses (per diem), fee for creative work/project and living space (single room) 　　
　　Studio/workspace: Shared studio 　

B) Theme Projects 　　
　　Based on the theme: “Festivity in the City” 　　
　　Residency Period: 3 months from the beginning of May to the end of July, 2020 　　
　　Number of Creators: 2 　　
　　Disciplines: Visual art, design, and architecture
　　What TOKAS Residency offers: Airfare, living expenses (per diem), fee for creative work/project and living space (single room) 　　
　　Studio/workspace: Shared studio

【deadline】June 28 (Fri), 2019, 18:00 (JST)

【web】https://www.tokyoartsandspace.jp/en/archive/application/2019/20190517-207.html