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About four times a year Instituto BB will host international artists or curators for one month to six weeks. During this period they will lecture, give workshops, do interventions in public space and /or work on their own work in progress. Artists applying for this program have to be residing outside of the Netherlands or the Dutch Antilles and Aruba
To apply for an Artist in Residency within our IPS (international) program (4 to 6 weeks) we ask for:
1. A motivation for coming to Curacao and staying at our institute
3. A proposal for a project you will do within the IBB structure
4. A detailed CV and portfolio on CD
Please send the items mentioned in points 2, 3 and 4 to: Instituto Buena Bista, attn. Nancy Hoffmann, P.O. box 4696, Curacao, Dutch Antilles
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