ARTISTS at RISK (AR)

ARTISTS AT RISK (AR)

— a global network-institution for art practitioners under threat

PUBLIC CALL

We accept urgent applications at ANY TIME

Candidates for Artists at Risk (AR)-Residencies should apply here: artistsatrisk.org/apply

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Artists at Risk (AR)

www.artistsatrisk.org

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ARTISTS at RISK​ (AR) is a network-institution at the intersection of human rights and the arts. AR is dedicated to mapping the field of persecuted visual art practitioners, facilitating their safe passage from their countries of origin, hosting them at “AR-Safe Haven Residencies” and curating related projects such as the AR Pavilion.

 

PUBLIC CALL for ARTISTS AT RISK

This public call for art practitioners at risk is open and applications can be made at any time. Art professionals at risk of grievous suppression of freedom of expression, persecution or politically motivated threats to their basic freedoms may apply here artistsatrisk.org/apply/. Please only submit an application if you are at serious risk. Eligible candidates usually face sustained persecution, dislocation of residence, unjust imprisonment, torture or ongoing death threats. 

Artists at Risk (AR) welcomes AR-Residents as honoured visiting art professionals. AR-Residencies enable practitioners to take a “breather” as a respite from the threats they face in their home country or to use the programme as a “stepping stone” to re-orient their professional lives.

AR-Residents are selected on the basis of the applications materials and background checks with the help of specialists from the relevant regional and international fields of arts and human rights. References as consultations with the AR-Advisory Committees of prospective hosting AR-Residencies also play a role.

 

​​The ​scope of AR

Artists at Risk (AR) is designed as an institution of global  scope, and is undergoing rapid growth. Expanding from  its established residency programme in Helsinki, it has developed AR-Safe Haven Residencies in 20 locations in 16 countries. Although Artists at Risk (AR) was the first residency institution of its kind dedicated to the visual arts, it has accepted candidates from other fields including film, theatre and dance from its beginnings. As an international network of residencies that includes close curatorial support, AR remains unique. In coordination with partners and other networks, it is building a horizontal network of AR-Safe Havens around the world, as a global advocate for art practitioners at risk.

 

Artists at Risk (AR) is a Perpetuum Mobilεzation

 

Perpetuum Mobilε (PM), co-founded and directed by Ivor Stodolsky and Marita Muukkonen (in alternating order), is a curatorial platform which brings together art, practice and enquiry. Perpetuum Mobile develops longer-term thematic projects which come to include conferences, workshops, residencies, exhibitions, festivals, public and street art, publications, films and new formats. Thematic projects include the Re-Aligned Project, the Perpetual Romani Pavilion, the Perestroika Project, The Arts Assembly, Artists at Risk (AR) , Perpetuum Labs, Sino-Fi, Pluriversity, Mobile Talks and Ecologists at Risk (ER). PM has worked extensively in the Nordic, European and international field.

Co-Founding Directors:

Marita Muukkonen and Ivor Stodolsky (in alternating order)

 

Applicants to Artists at Risk (AR) Residencies:

Applicants should read the Apply page first: https://artistsatrisk.org/apply/?lang=en

To apply, please complete and submit the form found here, or in other ways described on the Apply page.

Secure chat: Wire (@ar).

Email: [email protected]

Please do not contact AR staff on any of their private social media profiles.

 

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For secure communications with Artists at Risk (AR), write to [email protected] or use other channels described on our Secure Communications page.

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