Nowadays taking part in an Artist in Residence
Programme supposes a desired stage for an artist career as it allows them to
put their work in a global context. This model was born at the beginning of
the XXth century and has grown widely during the last years with the
globalization expansion, up to become essential for the international art
market. In a moment where the art’s value gives priority to the process more
than the final work, the Artist in Residence Programmes have turned into
temples of works in progress and multiculturalism.
In GlogauAIR artists from diverse social
and geographical backgrounds find a place to develop their works in a
dynamic environment of coexistence, exchange of ideas and
internationalization. At the same time they get to know a new culture and
landscape in Berlin, getting influences from de city, which has became a
pioneer place for contemporary culture.

The non profit organization GlogauAIR
was founded by the Spanish artist
Chema Alvargonzález in 2006 with the
intention to create a meeting point between artists from all disciplines to
work in collaboration, expanding their practice in terms of materials,
formats and style. The processes are shown every three months in an open
studios exhibition where the public can see the works of the resident
artists in a relaxed and festive event.
Parallel to the Residency Programme and the open studios we organise activities and exchange projects in collaboration with other institutions such as Videoart, Sound Art or Performance Festivals, exhibitions or artist presentations, where we invite local public, art lovers and professionals.
Artists from all artistic disciplines (installation, video art, net.art,
sculpture, creative writing, architecture, electronic music, painting,
drawing, performance, photography, etc.) are invited to come as far as their
project fits with our installations. Fourth times a year the artists can
apply with a project for a residency for three or six months.
The applications are evaluated by a jury formed by professionals from the
Berlin art community. Moreover some artists are selected and granted by
different institutions in their home countries, with which we have
collaboration agreements.
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