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Residency
The Shine of Our Eyes — Armenian Crafts Residency 2027
Residency opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-10
- Type
- Residency
- Organizer
- Typography Collective
- Deadline
- 10 September 2026
- Where
- Yerevan, Armenia
- Compensation
- €400-€800 travel allowance, €30 daily allowance, accommodation
- Disciplines
- craft, fiber/textile art, visual arts, curatorial, research, culture
About this opportunity
The Shine of Our Eyes is a one-month residency in Yerevan, Armenia, dedicated to traditional Armenian crafts like carpet weaving, dyeing, ornamentation, and embroidery, explored through a decolonial and feminist lens. It invites international artists, curators, and researchers from Creative Europe countries, offering accommodation, travel, and a daily allowance. The program fosters exchange between local masters and international participants, culminating in public events.