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17 Jul 2017

Beijing | Crystal Ruth Bell Residency call

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For the fourth edition of the Crystal Ruth Bell Residency, Red Gate & China Residencies invite applications for a funded residency in Beijing for November and December 2017.  The call targets people of all types of creative practices, of all passports, ages, gender-identities, abilities, and interests to send proposals for projects to pursue in Beijing this winter around the principle of "care" - in any way the term makes sense to you.

Performers, filmmakers, poets, writers, researchers, photographers, choreographers, chefs, designers, developers, activists, scientists, architects, and all kinds of visual artists are encouraged to apply with a project proposal that reflects some of Crystal's interests and driving forces: generosity, loyalty, friendship, justice, and bikes.

The Crystal Ruth Bell Residency covers:

  • - Live/work space in Beijing

  • - Funding for travel and visa expenses

  • - Airport pickups, welcome dinner and orientation upon arrival

  • - Project support and coordination

  • - Artist talk & studio visits (optional)

  • - USD $1,000 research stipend (enough to cover meals and daily living expenses in Beijing)

  • - Materials & production stipend (variable based on proposed project)

  • - Open studio exhibition


Apply online before July 17th 2017


Finalists will be notified by August 8th and the selected resident will be announced on September 1st.

Individuals and duos from all nationalities are encouraged to apply, including China, Hong Kong, Taïwan and Macao. This is a wide open call, with no restrictions based on age, medium, educational background, or any other criteria. Project proposals will be evaluated based on their feasibility and creativity by a jury composed of Red Gate Residency director Jennifer Lindsay and coordinator Chao Fu Le, China Residencies board members Jay Brown, Christina Chung, Emma Karasz, summer intern Josue Chavez, and co-founder & director Kira Simon-Kennedy.