The Rijksakademie residency programme houses an artist community that is highly international, multi-disciplinary, experimental and critically engaged. Up to 50 artists are open to challenging themselves, and to working alongside positions that are vastly different from their own. Spending up to two years in residence, they enter into an open-ended process where they can deepen their practices, and explore new territories, in and beyond the art field.

Residents benefit from an array of opportunities for exchange, including peer to peer dialogue and visits from a wide range of leading art professionals. They have access to technical workshops, and guidance by technical specialists, who foster hands-on, innovative and collaborative approaches to making, as well as an extensive library and a historical collection.

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Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten

Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten's headquarters in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Emily Pethick

Marian Scheele

Vibeke Mascini

José Miguel Biscaya

Shirley Welten

Virág Szentkirályi

Konstantin Guz

Daphne Verweij

Niels Andree Wiltens

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