Applications open for two creative residencies

Applications open for two creative residencies

RMIT Culture's artist residencies give creative practitioners who studied or work at RMIT space and support to realise their projects and further develop their practice.

The Graduate Residency gives 2023 RMIT Honours and Master's graduates from any discipline the opportunity to spend 9 weeks in our Swanston Street studios.

The AIR – ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Niederösterreich, in Krems, Austria is a reciprocal international artist studio residency program, and is open to candidates in the disciplines of art, architecture, writing, animation, design and sound/experimental music. RMIT students (HDR), graduates and staff are eligible to apply.

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED FOR 2024.

 

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