La Nueva Fábrica Residency 2027–2028 — Research Residencies in Antigua, Guatemala (US$2,000 Stipend)
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La Nueva Fábrica Residency 2027–2028 — Research Residencies in Antigua, Guatemala (US$2,000 Stipend)

La Nueva Fábrica

October 18, 2026 (20 publicSeo.openCall.daysLeft)Antigua, Guatemala

La Nueva Fábrica is a nonprofit contemporary art space in a former textile factory in Antigua, Guatemala. Its residency, running since 2013, is the heart of the programme: a research-driven stay open to all mediums, encouraging exchange with the local context through public programmes, open studios and community events.

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Five residents are selected. Each receives a US$2,000 stipend, housing in a fully equipped house on site at LNF (kitchen, living room, garden), airport transfers from and to La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala City, and curatorial and logistical support, with opportunities to engage the public through LNF's programmes. The residency is research-based: there is no requirement to produce a final work. National and international travel to LNF is the resident's responsibility.

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Open to individuals aged 18+ of any nationality — emerging and established artists, curators and cultural practitioners, in all mediums and at all career stages; no degree or formal training required. Duos may apply together and applicants with children are welcome. The residency and research proposal must hold a direct or meaningful connection to LNF's context, with a clear methodology that is feasible within the residency. Applications in English or Spanish; basic Spanish is helpful but not required.

Dates & details

Deadline
18:00 Guatemala time
Programme dates
4–8 weeks between 1 September 2027 and 30 June 2028
Duration
4–8 weeks
Results
Finalist interviews 16 December 2026; residents announced 18 January 2027
Costs to the artist
National and international travel to Antigua
Language
English or Spanish
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US$2,000 stipend + on-site housing
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Free to apply (no fee in the call terms or the application form)