
Closed on Aug 7, 2026
CO
Type not specified - Painting / Music / Architecture / Performance
Residency Available – OCTOBER 2026 – Colombia
Residency Available – OCTOBER 2026 – Colombia Deadline: 07 Aug 2026 Country: Colombia ArteSumapaz is a non-profit arts and culture nonprofit organization located on a magical piece of terrain in the Andean mountains, about four 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 that includes a natural park in process of about 230 acres. Artists are given the space, freedom, and encouragement to explore and experiment with their work. The artists are welcome to participate in weekly “open critique” sessions (group discussions about their work), to share workshops or exhibitions with ArteSumapaz’s artist community or the communities of nearby towns as San Bernardo Cundinamarca and Pandi. Duration of residency 1-3 months Accommodation Private room with queen size bed, private bathroom with hot water, and desk. *We also have other accommodation and pricing options available — feel free to ask us directly or during the interview for more details. Disciplines, work equipment and assistance Painting, mixed media, conceptual, film, drawing.Studio / Workspace We offer a range of studio and work spaces for artists, including a shared painting studio, shared 3D studio, shared movement studio, two private writer’s rooms, and a shared music studio. At the beginning of each month, we review the needs of each resideFees and support Fees (Price varies on room)Back wing room: $945.00 USDFront wing solo room: $1,045.00 USD Expectations towards the artist Optional Application information Selection is by committee, please follow this link https://artesumapaz.org/artists-in-residencies/?cache=0
Eligibility
Open to visual artists, musicians, writers, architects, clay artists, performers, and other makers