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Turning the Tide presents
Local Urban Labs
Information
Genre: Call for Art
Field: All media
Prize
Educational & Research Opportunities
Cash Prize of €3000 + €600 for materials
Art Residency
Deadline
Apr 22, 2024
Eligibility Conditions
Location: Greece
Conditions of Work: Open exclusivelt to artists based in Greece - in Evoia or willing to travel to Evoia as and when needed for the needs of the project.
No Longer Accepting Entries
Are you a Greek-based artist passionate about leveraging art to address pressing environmental challenges in waterfront cities? Join us in our Climate x Art initiative, Turning the Tide (TTT), which seeks to creatively respond to the climate crisis threatening waterfront communities.
Through this unique residency opportunity, artists based in Greece will have the chance to contribute to a transdisciplinary dialogue and create tangible works of art that amplify local voices and raise awareness about climate issues.
About Turning the Tide (TTT):
TTT is an innovative project that harnesses the power of art to spark conversations and drive action on climate change and climate justice. By collaborating with socially engaged artists and local communities in four waterfront cities, TTT aims to explore the role of art in reshaping the narrative on climate issues.
Local Residency Details:
The local residency will last for 3 months, giving artists plenty of time for cultural mapping, research and the creation of artistic works in the digital realm.
The artists are specifically invited to work 30 days, spread over a period of three months (02/05/2024-03/08/2024), offering flexibility.
Expectations and Engagement:
Participating artists will be expected to fully commit to the Local Urban Labs (LUL) programme and deliver presentations and visual outputs of their residency in digital format, inspired by their experiences and insights.
Greek artists participating in the residency are expected to produce tangible artistic works that reflect their engagement with the local context and climate-related themes. These works will be showcased on the project's website and social media channels, providing a cohesive platform for artists to share their perspectives with a global audience.
Additionally, artists will actively participate in online meetings before, during, and after the residency to receive feedback and guidance on their work. At least one webinar will be organised to also make a digital dialogue possible between local and international participants. There will also be roundtables and workshops with the local community in Evoia, for artists to familiarise themselves with the area and better comprehend the damages of the storms and floods.