Euroatla

General information

Brief description of organisation

.Euroatla used to be an old sea transportation office and small warehouse located by the harbor of Lisbon connecting Lisbon with África and South América and now is a house for connecting international artists connecting the local with the global.
Euroatla is an independent studio space that runs a studio residency . The place is located in the new upcoming art district of Beato-Marvila. The space is self-contained and is a living and working space located in a building with one more studio that is used by Portuguese artists.

Brief description of residency program

This residency is an opportunity for international artists to stay and work in Lisbon for one to three months. The space only accommodates one international artist at the time . The studio for the residency is 7 x 6 meters with a working and living studio with their own kitchen and bathroom. The Euroatla residency is an independent artist space , with an independent focused program opened for emerging and established artists that are looking for a place of reflection away from their usual environment and that are self-sufficient on their research. It is a non prescriptive residency program with aim of facilitating the exchange of experiences and knowledge among the artists besides their individual research and production projects. While in residence, the artists will benefit from production time enhanced by the exchange of ideas and experiences with peers. The residency provides accommodation and living space

Residency program since

2015

Disciplines and media

• Printmaking
• Curatorial
• Film Making
• Architecture
• Sculpture
• Performing Arts
• Textile Art
• Literature

Type of organisation

• Other

Residency conditions

Duration of residencies

• between 1 and 3 months

Number of artists resident at one time

1

Companions allowed

• Partners

Grants available

No grants are available. Artists are welcome to apply for funding once accepted in the residency

Expenses paid by artist

• Travel
• Housing
• Supplies
• Food

Expectations of the artist

• Presentation

Application who/how

Application by Mail

Selection procedure

By Committee

Presentation of artists' work

Arranged on a case-by-case basis

Description of residency

Setting

Urban

Resources

• Office
• Kitchen
• Computer

Number of studios

1

Type and size of studios

Live-work space

Accomodation

• Private Room
• Private Apartment

Working language(s)

• Spanish
• Portugese

Other activities happening at the space

• Workshops
• Studios by Portuguese artists