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Residency in Colombia -May 2023

ArteSumapaz is a non-profit arts and culture center located on a magical piece of terrain in the Andean mountains, about three hours outside Bogotá. The artist residency program (AIR) is designed for visual artists, musicians, writers, architects, clay artists, performers, and other makers. It is a self-directed residency, where artists have full access to studio spaces of all kinds (visual art, music, movement, writing, etc.) throughout the vast and beautiful campus. Artists are given the space, freedom, and encouragement to explore and experiment with their own work. The artists are welcome to participate in weekly “open critique” sessions (group discussions about their work), to share workshops or exhibitions.

Submitted on Thu, 04/06/2023 - 07:19

Artist Residency in Colombia, March 2023!

ArteSumapaz is a non-profit arts and culture centre located on a magical piece of terrain in the Andean mountains, about three hours outside Bogotá. The artist residency program (AIR) is designed for visual artists, musicians, writers, architects, clay artists, performers, and other makers. It is a self directed residency, where artists have full access to studio spaces of all kinds (visual art, music, movement, writing etc.) throughout the vast and beautiful campus. Artists are given the space, freedom, and encouragement to explore and experiment with their own work, and the community is happy to support any exhibitions they would like to host.

Submitted on Fri, 02/10/2023 - 22:06

Open Space for March-April 2023. Artist Residency in Colombia

Announcing artist residencies designed for the reopening of Colombia; for visual artists, musicians, writers, architects, clay artists, performers, and other makers.
The artists in the ArteSumapaz AIR program are provided space in our hundred-year-old hacienda in which to live and work surrounded by 93 hectares of land in process of forestal restoration. The artists-in-residents may contribute to the alternative school projects by giving workshops, classes, “open crit” sessions (group discussions about art), or one-on-one discussions. 

Submitted on Sat, 10/22/2022 - 21:04

Residency in the Colombian Mountains. Two Months June-July 2022

Announcing artist residencies designed for the reopening of Colombia; for visual artists, musicians, writers, architects, clay artists, performers, and other makers.

We’re not quite out of the woods on the COVID epidemic, but international travel has been reopening all around the world. Back in March ‘20, we went into lockdown with 13 artists and learned a lot in the process. Since then, we’ve hosted another dozen or so artists with extra precautions to keep everyone safe, yet maximize the artist’s experience. We believe that a key part of the AIR experience is the commensality – those wonderful conversations we have while sharing a glass of wine and a good meal, along with the freedom to focus on your work.

Submitted on Tue, 05/10/2022 - 00:06

Residencies In The Time Of COVID

Announcing an artist residency designed for these times of Covid-19 for visual artists, musicians, writers, architects, clay artists, performers, and other makers.

We’ve been brainstorming how to re-open the AIR program at ArteSumapaz. Back in March ‘20, we went into lockdown with 13 artists, and learned a lot in the process. We believe that a key part of the AIR experience is the commensality – those wonderful conversations we have while sharing a glass of wine and a good meal. Thus, the idea of these new restrictions are daunting; yet needed for going forward in the near future.

So, how will these new residencies be different from other types of residencies?

Submitted on Mon, 10/26/2020 - 19:49

Residencies with Families Post COVID-19

ArteSumapaz was founded on a former coffee plantation in a region in the Andean mountains outside of Bogota, where over a century ago, Frederick Church stopped to paint and draw. While much of the world still suffers from the impression that Colombia is a wild and dangerous part of the world, the country emerged over a decade ago from half a century of internal strife, and is frequently cited as one of the top destinations for travelers in 2020.
Residents are provided with private accommodations, and cooked meals throughout the day. Artists share a communal table, while working in spacious communal studios. The 268-acre property features portions of the antique camino real, waterfalls, spectacular vistas, and bountiful flora and fauna. 

Submitted on Tue, 06/16/2020 - 04:54

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