Artistic Residencies will be organized in Belgium, Greece and France, offering to European artists and art critics the best conditions for accomplishing their work of reflection and creation.

Three kinds of residencies will be organised within the project in order to approach creation through the different ways of production.

The Artist-in-residency programme, organised in the former military camp of KODRA (Greece), invites artists coming from regions undergoing political and historical turmoil to create in-situ projects. This residence promotes the principle of a peaceful coexistence through cultural partnerships.

The residence for young sculptor in Liège (Belgium) will gather not only local artists but also young artists coming from other European countries. The aim is to focus on the new practices in the field of sculpture and promote little known artists.

Residencies of artists and art critics in Strasbourg (France) will offer the possibility to students to participate actively in the setting up of one exhibition and to open a discussion on the art critic profession.

The residence will act also as a preparatory work for the project One Critic, One Artist, One Artwork, where the art critic and the artist work together on the concept and the interpretation of the artist’s production.

This project is made possible thanks to the collaboration of Marc Bloch University of Strasbourg (France). Workshops will be organised for the students with the art critic and the artist selected.