Residency
TAKING TIME Residency Italy Location
Collemacchia, Italy
Reward / Stipend
Accommodation, studio, mentoring
Who is this for
Artists, writers, researchers
Summary Overview The Individual Residency Programme: TAKING TIME / PRENDENDO TEMPO (2026) offers self-directed residency periods for creative practitioners in rural Italy, focusing on providing uninterrupted time for reflection, experimentation, and focused work without the expectation of a final outcome within an international peer environment.
What selected participants may receive Uninterrupted time for individual practice Informal mentoring and ongoing support Excellent studio and working spaces Private bedroom accommodation Access to a specialised library International peer community Natural environment of exceptional significance Eligibility Visual artists, filmmakers, writers, poets, performance artists, curators, designers, craft makers, musicians, theatre makers, and researchers Working individually or collaboratively Fees Application fee: Not specified Other costs: €500 per week per person (heavily subsidised), Travel, insurance, visas, and production costs not included Key dates Application Deadline: 1 October 2026 Residency Period: 1 May – 31 October 2026 Minimum Residency: 2 weeks (3 weeks recommended) Application materials Additional notes Applications reviewed on a rolling basis Outcome communicated within 2 weeks Residents organise/fund travel/insurance/visas Local amenities within walking distance Formal invitation letters available for funding applications No feedback on unsuccessful applications No external funding/fee assistance available Fit verdict Example preview
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