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Sat 06 – Sat 13 September 2025 Application Deadline: Mon 14 April 2025 MICRO-MACRO has been devised around the relationships of ‘Air, Sea and Soil’, encompassing the Orkney Islands’ remarkable natural environment. The Group Residency will be lead by Tracy Mackenna (she/her), Curator of The Museum of Loss and Renewal and facilitated by Tracy. A […]
Thurs 02 Oct – Thurs 09 Oct 2025 Application deadline: APPLY NOW / 1 PLACE AVAILABLE One place available – apply now! The Museum of Loss and Renewal is delighted to invite applications for the Group Residency MICRO-MACRO, Italy. The Group Residency is devised around the relationships of ‘place, people and time’ and residents will […]
About: The TAKING TIME / PRENDENDO TEMPO Individual Residency Programme is designed to support research, study and/or the development of new work. Applications are open to creative practitioners such as visual artists, film makers, writers, performance artists, curators, designers, composers, musicians, theatre-makers and researchers who work either individually or collaboratively. Individuals and collaborators are welcomed. Each residency […]
Woodblock Printing (Moku Hanga) Technique is a traditional Japanese printmaking method that involves carving images into wooden blocks, applying ink, and then pressing them onto paper or fabric. Rooted in centuries of artistic practice, moku hanga (木版画) has evolved into a respected art form, celebrated for its distinctive aesthetic, meticulous process, and rich cultural heritage. […]
Wood Engraving Technique is a printmaking process that involves carving an image into the end-grain of a block of hardwood, typically boxwood, to create detailed and durable prints. Unlike woodcut—which typically uses the plank side of the wood—wood engraving allows for a higher level of intricacy and fine detail. Below is an overview of the […]
Wire Sculpture is an art form that involves bending, twisting, and shaping wire to create three-dimensional figures, abstract forms, or detailed representations. This versatile medium offers artists the flexibility to produce both delicate, intricate works and bold, large-scale pieces. Below is an in-depth look at the materials, techniques, and creative possibilities within wire sculpture: 1. […]
Wet-on-Wet is a painting technique in which layers of wet paint are applied onto a previously laid, still-wet layer, allowing the colors to mix and bleed into one another directly on the canvas or paper. This method results in soft edges, spontaneous blends, and a fluid, atmospheric quality in the final artwork. Here’s a closer […]
Welded Sculpture Technique refers to the process of creating three-dimensional artworks by joining metal components together using welding processes. This technique allows sculptors to combine various metal pieces—whether cast, fabricated, or recycled—into cohesive structures that can be both abstract and representational. Here’s a detailed overview of the technique: 1. Materials and Methods Metals Commonly Used: […]
Watercolor painting is a painting method in which the paints are made of pigments suspended in a water-based solution. Known for its transparency, luminosity, and versatility, watercolor has been used for centuries by artists to capture delicate hues, spontaneous effects, and expressive qualities. Here’s a comprehensive look at watercolor painting: 1. Materials and Tools Watercolor […]
Verdaille is a painting technique that emphasizes the use of green shades to create atmosphere, unity, and depth within an artwork. Derived from the French word vert (meaning green), verdaille is not merely about applying green paint but involves a thoughtful approach to tonal modulation, layering, and color harmony. Here’s an overview of the technique: […]