Eligibility

Euroatla is open to emerging and established artists from all disciplines within the visual arts. It is also open to researchers, writers, musicians, curators and cultural programmers. Applications should be sent to our email and must include the following: CV – Your current CV (700 words max) PROPOSAL  – A written description of your proposed project. Your description should include specifics for how you plan to use your time in this residency. STATEMENT – A general statement about your work and brief explanation of your submitted images or text. (250 words max) WORK SAMPLES – A portfolio of your recent work submitted in one pdf file  The application process is free. Residents are selected through an open call with a jury selection. We will inform you via email about the results of your application, within one week. For further information on applying please contact: euroatlaresidencies@gmail.com

Number of Participants

Euroatla provides a private self-contained living and working space located in a building with another studio that is used by Portuguese artists. We can accommodate one international artist at the time, with the maximum capacity of two people.

Deadline

No deadline

Duration

May 01, 2026 - December 22, 2026

Costs

• €1,500.00 program fee (monthly)

Facilities

Desk Space, Individual Studio

Housing

Apartment

Disciplines

Acting, Activists, Animation, Architecture, Collective, Conceptual Art, Crafts & Trades, Curatorial, Dance, Design, Digital Media, Documentary, Drawing, Fiction, Film, Illustration, Installation, Interdiscplinary Arts, Journalism, Literature, Makers, Moving Image, Multimedia, Music, Music Composition, Painting, Pedagogy, Performance Art, Photography, Playwriting, Poetry, Screenwriting, Sound Art, Visual Arts

Languages

English, Portugese

Program Description

This residency is an opportunity for international artists to stay and work in Lisbon for one to three months. The Euroatla residency is an independent artist space meant for self-sufficient artists looking for a place of reflection away from their usual environment. Euroatla has two formats of residency to choose from. The first is an independent residency solely based at Euroatla while the other is done in partnership with Hangar, which includes an open day and curatorial support. Outside of ordinary constraints such as day jobs, commissions and exhibition deadlines, residencies offer artists the time, space and resources to experiment with their work and try new approaches. By connecting with Lisbon’s art scene and being in a new context artists can take away new ideas and viewpoints that will benefit the development of their practice.