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NAARCA Residencies 2026 Announcement
Following an open call for applications, we are delighted to announce the selection of four artists taking part in our 2026 NAARCA residency exchange: Cecilia Fiona based in Copenhagen works across sculpture, painting and performance developing an interconnected practice in which each medium extends and informs the other. During her NAARCA Residency at Skaftfell Art
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Announcing NAARCA x Future Island-Island
We are excited to announce NAARCA’s role in the ongoing development of Future Island-Island, an AHRC-funded project led by Professor Justin Magee at Belfast School of Art, Ulster University and Dr Clare Mulhollan, School of Natural and Built Environment, Queens University Belfast. This initiative brings together community members, academics, and practitioners to co-create design-led research
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Emma Henderson Joins Artica Svalbard through NAARCA Staff Exchange Programme
In November 2025, Artica Svalbard hosted Emma Henderson, an artist, producer, and arts educator based in the west of Scotland, as part of the NAARCA staff exchange programme. She joins Artica from Cove Park, where she is Curator of Engagement. Henderson’s practice spans printmaking, textiles, and environmental learning, with a focus on natural inks made through
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Sustaining Creativity by CYCLE UP!
We are delighted to share a new resource on sustainable artist residency programmes from our friends at CYCLE UP! Sustaining Creativity: The honest guide to sustainable residencies is a practical toolkit for artist residencies wanting to work more sustainably. It covers real experiences and ideas for: Born from the CYCLE UP! project, this guide brings together
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NAARCA Residencies 2026
Our call for applications is now live! In 2026, we will facilitate two funded residency exchanges taking place between March 2026 and November 2026. The NAARCA resident(s) will receive a fee, materials/equipment allowance, and a travel stipend. This programme builds upon the research, commissions, and institutional projects NAARCA has launched since 2021 which focus upon
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NAARCA Residencies: Silvia Rossi with Elena Mazzi at Narsaq International Research Station
Following an open call for applications, Oslo-based filmmaker Silvia Rossi with visual artist and collaborator Elena Mazzi were selected for a four-week NAARCA Residency that took place at the Narsaq International Research Station in October 2025. During their residency, Silvia and Elena adopted a community-engaged approach to explore Rob Nixon’s concept of slow violence – the gradual,
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NAARCA Residencies: Hugo Llanes at Cove Park
Following an open call for applications, multidisciplinary artist Hugo Llanes was selected for a four-week residency that took place at Cove Park in Scotland in August 2025. Hugo Llanes is a Mexican artist and cultural facilitator based in Reykjavík. Exploring political and social issues through artistic research and a wide range of media – including
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NAARCA Residencies 2025 Announcement
Following an open call for applications, we are thrilled to announce the selection of three artists taking part in our 2025 NAARCA residency exchange: Hugo Llanes is a multidisciplinary artist exploring the intersections of belonging, grief, loss and psychological sustainability. During his four- week NAARCA Residency at Cove Park, he will develop a new body
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Residencies as Climate Actors: NAARCA interview with .ART
.ART’s Head of Partnerships, Daria Kravchuk, spoke with Alex Marrs (Senior Producer, Cove Park), on how artist residencies like NAARCA approach climate action through international collaboration. In the interview, Alex reflects on the alliance’s collaborative methodologies, the challenges of embedding sustainability within institutional structures, and the evolving role of residencies as both cultural and ecological
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Upcoming Exhibition: NAARCA Commissioned Artist Rikke Luther at Art Hub Copenhagen
Founding NAARCA Member, Art Hub Copenhagen, will present the postdoctoral exhibition Dust & Flow – Mud in the Earth System by Rikke Luther, from 2 May – 16 August 2025 at Room Room. Taking its point of departure in the film work Dust & Flow: Muds, Movement, Time, Scale, the exhibition brings together recent scientific