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Interested in environmental issues?<\/p>\n
Sonic Acts, based in Amsterdam (NL), invites artists to apply for this home-based residency programme – OVEREXPOSED. Starting in Dec 2020, this environmental residency is part of a four-year research programme on the materiality of pollution and systemic and political issues related to the contamination of our environment. For more information about this residency programme, check out their website (link below).<\/p>\n
As the organisers are currently unable to host residents physically, they are seeking three<\/strong> international artists and researchers to take part in a home-based residency.\u00c2\u00a0 The residency is an opportunity for artists and researchers to expand their practice and develop new ideas and methodologies while being supported financially in their work over a period of one month.<\/p>\n