HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR FROM RED GATE RESIDENCY!
Red Gate Residency had a wonderful year of the Ox which saw 58 uniquely talented residents, 6 Open Studio Residency Exhibitions, an exhibition of past residents in Queensland, a new blog, and the addition of a full-time residency staff member. There are many more residency developments on the horizon and in the works during the coming year of the tiger!
NEWS ::
- All residency applications have gone online! If you are interested being a resident of our program check out our website.
- We still have 2010 openings from June through August, November and December in our Beigao studio/lofts and March, September, November, and December in our downtown Tuanjiehu apartments. Apply now!
- Red Gate will be adding one or two additional Tuanjiehu Downtown apartments to increase availability this year.
OPPORTUNITIES ::
Red Gate Residency has been working to develop an initiative to bring innovative individuals working on socially and environmentally responsible projects to Beijing. Although we are unable to make any formal program announcements, we welcome artists, academics, or professionals to email us with your interest (and brief introduction to your work) so that we can keep you up to date with developments.
Resident Jane Schauer extends her open call to artists interested in participating for an book exhibition she is curating in Canberra, Australia. Download the entry form.
MORE ::
It seems like you can do anything in Beijing, there are so many possibilities. - Kate Blackmore of Brown Council, Australia, Video and Performance Art
The resources were all extremely helpful. Red Gate had really thought of providing us with everything to facilitate our living situation, transportation, and communication. - Barbara Balfour and Stephanie Shepherd, Canada, Installation and Photography
The Beijing residencies have been the most productive and fulfilling of my career --- not to mention the boatload of new friends. - Royston Tester, Canada, Writer
The whole arts community in Beijing is very exciting. The welcoming and warmth of Chinese people in general. We got to see and experience parts of China that most tourists would never see. I actually had the time of my life and can't wait to come back again. - Alison McDonald, Australia, Sculptor