Idioma
Residency Program
The self-managed residency program R.A.R.O. emerged in Buenos Aires at the beginning of 2014 with the aim of creating spaces for reflection, production, and research for national and international artists.
How do our residencies work?
The self-managed residency program R.A.R.O. Madrid presents itself as a shared space, intended to promote collaborative experimentation and dialogue among participants with a strong interest in dynamic exchange. The synergies among artists that characterize our residencies generate mutual influences, renew ideas, and bring new approaches to individual artistic production.
During an intensive period of 4 weeks, residents have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a supportive environment with constant exchange with the artistic and curatorial team of R.A.R.O. The stay unfolds between artistic practice, action, and reflection, all influenced by the vibrant artistic environment of the city of Madrid.
Who are these residencies for?
These residencies are for emerging and established national and international artists from all disciplines who are interested in undertaking residencies and want to share space with other artists and specialists for the development of their work or projects and their dissemination. Especially aimed at those interested in exchanging knowledge, thoughts, and establishing collaborations.
What are R.A.R.O.'s timelines?
During an intensive period of 4 weeks, residents have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a supportive environment with constant exchange with the artistic and curatorial team of R.A.R.O. Madrid. The stay unfolds between artistic practice, action, and reflection, all influenced by the vibrant artistic environment of the city of Madrid.
R.A.R.O. MADRID WORKSHOP
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Multipurpose workshop with permanent resources for painting, engraving, and ceramics, with the possibility of working on sculpture and all types of artistic disciplines, mediums, and supports. In the space and during the residency, a wide range of techniques can be covered.
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Privileged location next to La Tabacalera, La Casa Encendida, and very close to the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía and Dr. Fourquet Street, where the main art galleries in the city are located.
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Furnished studio in a 148 m2 warehouse and an exterior patio of 400 m2.
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Heating.
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Ceramic floors.
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WiFi and public services.
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Shared use of the kitchen with coffee, tea, infusions, fruits, and snacks available.
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Access to basic tools.
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Mobile walls that turn the environment into an exhibition space for the final Open Studio.
