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Residency Program

What is R.A.R.O?

It is a new itinerant residency program that allows foreign artists and those from Spain, to develop their projects in the different studios that R.A.R.O.´s team offers.

 

How does R.A.R.O work?


Each artist can work in a minimum of two studios for a period of at least 1 month and deepening in one or more techniques, according to the project that they are going to develop.
During their stay, artists may exhibit their work, get in contact with local artists, curators, collectors among others.

Finally, they would be given the chance of showing their final work either as an Open Studio or exhibition.

Who is R.A.R.O intended for? 

It is intended for emerging and established, national and international artists from all disciplines who are interested in developing itinerant residencies and who want to share ateliers with other artists to produce art.

 

 

Why are we doing R.A.R.O?

R.A.R.O. arises from the interest in creating opportunities for dissemination, exchange
and creation so that artists can find a common place for their production and artistic development.

This type of itinerant residencies manages to generate an original and unique artistic space and creates opportunities for artists to carry out their projects

 

 

What are R.A.R.O's times?
The time of each residency changes according to the schedule established by the artist and by the different studios in R.A.R.O.´s databased. Stays are at least 30 days and have no limited time.

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Objectives


The itinerant nature of R.A.R.O.´s residency program makes it very rare and one of a kind; this is raro's literal definition. Artists within R.A.R.O will be able to:
 

  • Produce individual work.

  • Have the opportunity to work with other artists.

  • Visit different studios of RARO´s artists.

  • Exchange work with RARO´s artists.

  • Getting feedback of your work and provide feedback to other artists work.

  • Having an exhibition at the end of the residency. 

  • Personal contact with curators, collectors, gallery owners and other art enthusiasts.

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