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European Investment Bank (EIB) Institute Artists Development Programme residency in Luxembourg

European Investment Bank Institute
Artists Development Programme: residencies and mentoring for young artists from Cyprus, Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania and Malta

May 14–June 24, 2018

Application deadline: January 3, 12am

European Investment Bank Institute
98-100 Boulevard Konrad Adenauer
L-2950 Luxembourg

http://institute.eib.org

The European Investment Bank (EIB) Institute is pleased to announce the 2018 edition of its Artists Development Programme (ADP), looking for two visual artists (born after January 1, 1983) from Cyprus, Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania and Malta.

The ADP offers emerging European visual artists a 5-6 week-long residency in Luxembourg, enabling them to develop their practice and create a new (body of) work(s), boosted by the mentorship of a high-profile established artist. In 2018, the recipients will each be mentored by acclaimed British artist Callum Innes.

Eligibility
–Being born after January 1, 1983​
–Nationality of Cyprus, Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania and Malta
–Fluency in English

Budget and duration
The EIB Institute will cover the artists’ travel costs to and from Luxembourg (residency), and to and from Callum Innes’s studio (before the start of the residency). The artists will receive a stipend (EUR 100 per day to cover living costs and production) and will be provided with a living/working space. Upon starting the residency the artists will be given an additional production budget of EUR 500 and at the end of the residency will receive a success fee of EUR 1,000 each, provided they have produced an artwork. The residency in Luxembourg will take place in May/June 2018.

Upon completion of the residency, the EIB may acquire the artwork(s) produced on-site from the artists.

Application procedure

Requirements
–CV (in English)
–Scanned copy of the passport or identity card of the applicant evidencing nationality of one of the above-mentioned countries
–A letter of motivation, in English, with ideas to be explored during the residency (maximum 500 words)
–Portfolio of visual documentation of works, maximum 8 images, best representing the art of the applicant (in PDF format, A4 pages)
–Names and contact details of two professional referees familiar with the art of the applicant
–A brief reference in the body of the email to how the applicant found out about the programme

Selection procedure
A jury—consisting of Callum Innes (the mentor), external art advisers and members of the EIB Arts Committee—will select the candidates based on the artistic quality of their work, their motivation, the applicants’ potential to make the most of the opportunity offered by the residency and the relevance of their practice to the cultural context of the EIB Institute.

The selected candidates will be informed of the jury’s decision via email in February 2018.

Application deadline: Midnight (GMT+1), January 3, 2018.
Any application failing to comply with the set requirements will be automatically disqualified.

Applications should be sent electronically to Ms Delphine Munro (arts@eib.org)