Residency · Mexico City, Mexico · 1 program
Mentorship
Each residency begins with an introductory conversation with the Estudio Chapulín team to discuss the artist's project and research interests. Each resident receives a studio visit to discuss the development of their project.
Equipment
Basic studio furniture including work tables and easels; high-speed internet. Documentation equipment, a projector, and additional resources are available upon request, depending on each project's needs.
Compensation details
Fees and support: $31,000 mxn (residency fee paid by the artist).
Estudio Chapulín welcomes visual artists working in painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, photography, printmaking, textile, video, new media, and interdisciplinary practices. Research-based and experimental artistic practices are also welcome.