Fukuoka Asian Art Museum (FAAM) Artist in Residence Program invites artists from across Japan and worldwide, including but not limited to Asian countries and regions. The program provides them with opportunities to stay in Fukuoka, create and exhibit their artworks so that they can encourage each other to achieve their full potential and expand careers to the world. FAAM hopes Fukuoka citizens get a deeper understanding of contemporary art, Asian art, and different cultures through their engagement in this program. Building human and organizational networks on international levels will also be the goal for FAAM to function as a center of interaction in Asian art.

  
We are pleased to announce our open call for the two following programs of the next FAAM Artist in Residence Program FY2025\. Open call for the “Artist from Japan and Abroad” is a three-month residency which will be held in two terms, summer and autumn. Another program, “Artists from Fukuoka (Long Term Residence)” is an open call for an approx. six-month residency that limits its eligibility to residents of Fukuoka Prefecture.

Artists cover their own accommodation costs.

**FAAM will bear the following expenses within the budget of the Artist in Residence Program.**

* Travel expense ex.) actual travel costs from home to studio, and for other purposes such as research or art making (except for travels within 2km) will be reimbursed.
* Expenses for art-making and exhibition ex.) art materials approved by FAAM, and other costs for making and installing the works, etc. (for a maximum of 500,000 JPY)
* Expenses for art exchange programs ex.) art materials, etc. approved by FAAM
* Publicity costs for the residency artist’s exhibition ex.) flyers, signs, etc.
* Accident insurance for the invited artist and art insurance during the residency artist’s exhibition

  
**Further assistance extended by FAAM**

* Advice on art-making, exhibiting and other art exchange activities
* Introduction and guidance for the stay in Fukuoka
* Access to use the facilities in the collaborating universities, get advice from professors, creative collaborations or art exchange programs with students, etc.

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