Project Description
Become a Partner
The BAI offers international art universities, art academies, embassies, agencies, institutions, organizations, associations, foundations and enterprises the opportunity to cooperate in a Residency Program granting their own students/participants/scholars a study stay in Berlin.
We would be glad to get into a conversation with you as a potential partner in the spirit of an intercultural dialogue and exchange and incubating springboard between your country and Germany. It would be great to imagine that through the young and dedicated emerging as well as mid career contemporary artists the participation would entail sustainable and long-term networking of institutions and associations for future collaborations. The partnership will be tailored effectively between both sides with mutual collaboration.
Offer your scholarship holders/scholars/students/fellows/residents/participants the possibility of a residency in Berlin.
We offer comprehensive supervision of the residents as well as their participation in the entire BAI Studio Program.
You can book a workplace in one of our shared studios as a subscription in the frame of the BAI Studio Program, and to use the workplace alternatingly, e.g., for periods of three blocks consisting each of 4 calendar weeks which fits to the visa regulations for a 90-day stay. It is also possible to book single blocks a year. We recommend to book at least 3 blocks per participant. You can also send several residents at the same time. Please also note our fee structure: The more continuous blocks you book the cheaper it gets.
After signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and a cooperation agreement the selection procedure for the participants of the BAI Residency Program and the duration of the stay are determined by the cooperation partners. Usually partners organize an Open Call in their countries.
Requirements for applicants (emerging, mid-career, and established artists, curators & art writers/critics): Minimum age 18; English language proficiency (B2 level or higher). The program is conducted in English. Applicants should be ready to communicate and present their practice during the residency.
The welcoming culture of the BAI manifests itself in our care especially for our foreign guests. All of our BAI participants receive after application/registration a long list where they can search for adequate housing possibilities. There is no possibility to live in the institute.
Most of our partners rent for their residents just 1 km (15 minutes sidewalk) from the BAI serviced apartments at our partner hotel in a lovely neighborhood situated next to the lake “Weißer See” with excellent public transport connections which will take you to the city center within 15 minutes to Alexanderplatz.
The Berlin Art Institute acknowledges the residency stay with a certificate.
Our Block Dates
The program of the BERLIN ART INSTITUTE is structured in blocks of 4 calendar weeks (CW) each. It makes sense to start the participation in the BAI Residency Program at the beginning of a four-week program block.
Our International Partners
International art universities, art academies & art schools
Embassies
Agencies
Institutions
Organizations
Associations
Foundations
Enterprises
Our Recent Events
HOW DO WE TALK ABOUT ART? A SEMINAR ON CRITIQUING THE “CRIT” by Dagmara Genda
March 10 – 12, 2020, 10 am – 1 pm Many thanks to the artist & writer Dagmara Genda for her seminar How do we talk about art? A seminar on critiquing the “crit” and discussing the works of [...]
Lecture GIANTS DELIVER DIAMONDS by Emma Waltraud Howes
March 05, 2020, 10 am – 3:30 pm Many thanks to the artist Emma Waltraud Howes for her lecture Giants deliver Diamonds and discussing the works of our participants within the Studio Program at BAI | Berlin Artist Residency, Art School & Arts [...]
Basic Course EXPERIMENTAL DRAWING by Anja Tchepets
March 03 – 04, 2020, 10 am – 1 pm Many thanks to the artist Anja Tchepets for her workshop introducing our participants to EXPRERIMENTAL DRAWING – Drawing the Passing during the basic course within the Studio Program at BAI | Berlin [...]
Visit to MAKING BAD ON HISTORY, OR, DRAWING BLOOD FROM THE SAME OLD STONE by Dagmara Genda at BERLIN-WEEKLY
February 26, 2020, 2 PM Many thanks to Stefanie Seidl introducing our participants to the concept, program & history of the project space BERLIN-WEEKLY and the artist Dagmara Genda guiding us through her solo exhibition Making bad [...]