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(MIASA) artist-in-residence programme; Monthly stipend (1500 €/month) Plus more Apply

(MIASA) artist-in-residence programme; Monthly stipend (1500 €/month) Plus more

Are you an artist in the visual, plastic, textual, digital or performing arts creative space?
Here is an opportunity to interact and exchange with sector players for three months between March 2024 and June 2025.

The Merian Institute for Advanced Studies in Africa (MIASA) invites applications for an artist in residence to interact with and accompany Interdisciplinary Fellow Groups and/
or individual or tandem fellows in their ongoing research at MIASA, University of Ghana,
Legon campus, Accra.

Artists have the capability to express and present globally challenging topics in a way which can enrich the sciences by introducing disruptive ideas.

Similarly, scientific discourse can nourish the creative processes of the arts.

About MIASA

MIASA is an institute under the College of Humanities at the University of Ghana.

It is based on a collaboration with four German partners (Univ. of Freiburg, Goethe Univ. Frankfurt, GIGA and GHIP) and sponsored by the German Federal Ministry for Education
and Research with co-funding from the University of Ghana.

The institute offers time and space for supporting innovative academic projects of top international quality in the social sciences and humanities under the overarching theme of Sustainable Governance.

MIASA is particularly interested in artistic projects which address one of the following
fields:

*Meanings of Sustainability;

*Environment;

*Conflict and Peace;

*Democracy;

*African Cities;

*Restitution;

*Migration.

MIASA is committed to promote critical debates, to reduce global asymmetries in knowledge production, and to increase the role of African thinking in academic contexts.

Creative ways of addressing our research topics can help us to reflect on them in new ways and to reach out to larger societal debates also beyond the university sphere.

”We are interested in applications from artists of all creative forms (visual, plastic, textual,
digital or performing arts).

Artists in residence are invited to MIASA for a three-month stay within the period from March 2024 to June 2025.

Allowances

During their stay they are expected to interact with MIASA fellows and the MIASA networks as well as with the wider University of Ghana community.

Artists receive a monthly stipend (1500 €/month), an accommodation allowance, and additional project funding for material (up to 500€ /month based on receipts).

MIASA provides a working space as part of the residency.

Applications should include:

1. Cover form (including your preferred starting date of the residence in 2024 or
downloaded from the MIASA website

2. CV (max. 2 pages)
3. Project summary (max. 5 pages):

a. Project name
b. Artistic disciplines involved in the project
C. What do you propose to do during the stay (500 words)
d. What is the nature of artistic output which you wish to achieve during the
e. stay?

How is the project related to one of the above-mentioned thematic fields of
MIASA?
f. How do you propose to interact with MIASA fellows and the wider University. of Ghana community?

4. If any, you may provide up to 5 links to previous artistic works or interviews or
reviews about your work which are published online.

5. Pictures or textual excerpts (max 1 page each) of 5 artistic examples from your
previous works.

All documents have to be merged into one (1) PDF file named following this model:

NAME of the artist application 2024.2025.

The PDF file should not exceed 5 MB.

Submission deadline: 15th of September 2023 via email to: miasa@act.uni-freiburg.de

Proviso: Fellowships are offered with the proviso that the Federal German Ministry of Research (BMBF) will grant funding for the second part of MIASA’s main phase from July 2024 until June 2026.

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https://www.ug.edu.gh/mias-africa/artist-2024-25)

 

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