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Autumn Residency for Artists, Writers, and more in Athens, Greece

Argo Arts

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Argo residencies provide time and space to develop your practice in a social, supportive, and stimulating environment with a focus on process, not products. They are open to artists, writers, performers, musicians, scholars, and any other creative discipline. All of our residencies take place in Athens, Greece. Every resident has a dedicated workspace in Argo Studios, in the activist neighborhood of Exarcheia, above the weekly outdoor fruit and vegetable market. Accommodation in both shared and private rooms is provided in the Argo accommodation: a spacious and stylish apartment near a bustling city square, full of local tavernas and cafes, and a tree-lined pedestrian street. We have a few spaces still available for our autumn sessions: -2-27 November -30 November- 18 December Self-directed residencies allow you to focus on a project or practice of your own choice, with plenty of support from the Argo team. We provide personalized recommendations; connections with local Athenian artists, curators, and craftspeople; and a warm, welcoming community. Residents have the option to participate in group excursions and a public Open Studios. About the City: -Work and stay in the heart of Athens, Greece -A short walk to amazing museums - Dozens of contemporary art galleries, project spaces and performance venues -A strong tradition of political engagement and protest -Vibrant nightlife and queer scene -Ancient and contemporary art, theatre, politics, mythology, craft, and history Deadline October 15, 2026

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