THE RESIDENCY
The estudiosix program prioritizes long-term research, experimentation, and independent production, emphasizing process over immediate outcomes so artists can develop ambitious work without contraints.
Specifically, e6 is structured around a balance of independence and collective responsibility.
Residents maintain full autonomy over their work while actively participating in a shared program that includes:
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Monthly group critiques
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Informal peer mentorship
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Visiting artists and curators
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Public programs and exhibitions
Rather than operating as a top-down institution, e6 functions as a community of practitioners who shape the program together, by artists, for artists.
Selection Process
Residents are selected through an open application process.
Applications are reviewed by a rotating committee of artists, curators, and cultural practitioners with diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
Selections are based on:
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a strong and reflective artistic practice
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a clear proposal or focus for your time in e6
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engagement with current discourses in contemporary art
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a willingness to participate in the e6 community. An openness to dialogue and collaboration is imperative to the success of the program.
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Commitment to minimum contact hours and sustained practice
e6 is committed to transparency, fairness, and accessibility in its selection process.
LEVEL 1
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LEVEL 2
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How To Apply
We welcome applications from artists working across disciplines who demonstrate strong commitment, curiosity, and engagement.
APPLICATION GUIDELINES
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10 work samples
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Artist statement
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Residency proposal (how you plan to use the space)
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Resume or CV
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$15 application fee (to offset administrative and platform costs)