Open call for visual artists

until August 2025 for

“La Marroquí”

"La Marroquí" is the second visual arts residency organized by the gallery, and the first specifically dedicated to Moroccan women and LGBTQ+ voices. Created to foster intercultural exchange in the heart of Barcelona's Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera neighborhood.

FAQ’s

What do we offer?

  1. Creative and Collaborative Environment:

    nclusive space where artists from diverse backgrounds come together to exchange ideas and artistic practices.

    • Integration of local Catalan/Spanish artists with artists from international diasporas to promote cultural representation.

  2. Support and Coordination:

    • Guidance throughout the residency to help artists navigate the local art scene and integrate into the community.

    • Personalized support in finding accommodation, if needed.

  3. Resources and Materials:

    • Access to art supplies and materials to develop and complete projects during the residency.

    • Coordination of logistics for setting up creative workspaces.

  4. Artistic and Professional Development:

    • Workshops, talks, and activities that encourage creative exchange and professional growth.

    • Opportunities to learn about creative financing models, artistic sustainability, and how to boost visibility in the local and international art community.

  5. Exhibition and Public Engagement:

    • A culminating group exhibition or public event where residents present their work, inviting the community to experience the outcomes of the residency.

    • Opportunities to collaborate with other local cultural entities, fostering a network of support and visibility.

  6. Social Impact:

    • Art as a tool to strengthen the social fabric of Barcelona, acknowledging the role of local and immigrant artists in shaping the cultural identity of the neighborhood.

    • Contribution to building solidarity economies by involving the community and promoting collaborative projects.

Residency Program: "La Marroquí"

Fostering social cohesion with culture