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Multidisciplinary Residencies in Florence

2 residencies for multidisciplinary artists in Florence, United States.

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Chiasso Perduto

Florence, Italy

Chiasso Perduto is an artist residency program in Florence, Italy, offering individual residencies of 2-3 weeks (plus 3 exhibition days) in a fully equipped 100 sqm creative space available exclusively to one artist at a time, culminating in a personalized exhibition. Group residencies are also available with fees around €550-590 per artist, where participants handle their own accommodation though assistance is provided. The program supports in-situ projects with curators present, fostering immersive artistic experiences.

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Zea Mays Printmaking

Florence, United States

Zea Mays Printmaking, located in Florence, Massachusetts, is a professional print studio and residency dedicated to advancing non-toxic, sustainable printmaking techniques. Since its founding in 2000, ZMP has offered an inspiring, collaborative environment for artists working in various printmaking disciplines including etching, screenprinting, monotype, and letterpress. The residency program is tailored to meet each artist’s individual goals, offering both private and community studio options, with access to state-of-the-art facilities and expert instruction. Artists benefit from a supportive printmaking community, access to a specialized print library and flat file archive, and opportunities for open studios and social engagement. The residency includes on-site accommodation in a well-equipped artist apartment, fostering both privacy and communal interaction. Zea Mays Printmaking is highly regarded for its commitment to safe, innovative print practices, attracting artists globally. The program provides residents with the space and resources to deepen their technical skills, develop new work, and experiment with sustainable materials. Artists can also enhance their residency with one-on-one mentorship and critiques from seasoned faculty members.

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