Residency
Senter for Keramisk Kunst , NOR
Duration: 8 weeks.
What is included: Accommodation; access to the workshop; materials and firings up to a value of NOK 30,000; and a residency budget of NOK 10,000; open studio or exhibition event.
What is not included: Personal expenses, meals, travel, and insurance coverage.
The residency program at Senter for Keramisk Kunst is designed for applicants interested in deepening their research into the creation of large-scale ceramic works.
Senter for Keramisk Kunst: In 2015, Torbjørn Kvasbø entered into a letter of intent with Ringebu Municipality stating that the Barn in the Operational Building at Ringebu vicarage would be upgraded to suitable exhibition spaces and storage for artworks belonging to Kvasbø. In 2016, a preliminary project for a master plan for the area was prepared. A ceramic artist-in-residence program was one of the main points. In 2020, SKK was established. SKK's activities are spread over four floors in the barn building at Ringebu vicarage: the basement that houses the Monumentalverkstedet, Prosjektrom Fjøset as an experimental project space, and Trevet and Kjøringa as flexible exhibition spaces for ceramics, curated exhibitions and invited guest artists. With four floors dedicated to ceramic activity and a total floor space of 600 square meters, everything required to realize the potential breadth, depth and diversity of ceramic art is in place.
What is included: Accommodation; access to the workshop; materials and firings up to a value of NOK 30,000; and a residency budget of NOK 10,000; open studio or exhibition event.
What is not included: Personal expenses, meals, travel, and insurance coverage.
The residency program at Senter for Keramisk Kunst is designed for applicants interested in deepening their research into the creation of large-scale ceramic works.
Senter for Keramisk Kunst: In 2015, Torbjørn Kvasbø entered into a letter of intent with Ringebu Municipality stating that the Barn in the Operational Building at Ringebu vicarage would be upgraded to suitable exhibition spaces and storage for artworks belonging to Kvasbø. In 2016, a preliminary project for a master plan for the area was prepared. A ceramic artist-in-residence program was one of the main points. In 2020, SKK was established. SKK's activities are spread over four floors in the barn building at Ringebu vicarage: the basement that houses the Monumentalverkstedet, Prosjektrom Fjøset as an experimental project space, and Trevet and Kjøringa as flexible exhibition spaces for ceramics, curated exhibitions and invited guest artists. With four floors dedicated to ceramic activity and a total floor space of 600 square meters, everything required to realize the potential breadth, depth and diversity of ceramic art is in place.