Vue is a new fully-funded Residency Project, which will enable artists from New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific to spend 1-2 months in Shanghai. During this time the artist will produce a work of art which will enter a new Shanghai-based collection, a selection of works will be drawn on to display in public spaces in Shanghai CBD.

This is a call for expressions of interest from New Zealand artists interested in applying for the residency that will take place from mid-September - end October 2019. See below for application process and requirements.

Vue is an opportunity to broaden your artistic horizons in one of the most vibrant and populous cities in the world. Artists of all career stages are invited to apply for a cross-cultural immersion in a rich creative hub in West Shanghai. is a chance to shift your perspective creatively and culturally, to be inspired to explore and realise new ideas, and to have the freedom to express yourself. As a result of this two-month residency, there is an opportunity for your work to be displayed locally in a public area of your choosing.

THE RESIDENCY

The Vue Shanghai residency and studio is situated in the CBD in Shanghai. The surrounding areas are rich with history, cuisine and culture, including many historic sites and buildings and a vibrant arts scene. Residents will have the opportunity to live like a local and experience the cul- ture and energy of Shanghai. Through this residency, artists are encouraged to explore, test ideas, and develop new work.

VUE OFFERS

A fully-funded trip to Shanghai, with economy return flights from your city.

Small three room apartment (living area, small studio and separate bedroom) in a newly refurbished building in Shanghai.

An on-site studio with round-the-clock access.

A Per diem paid in RMB to cover living costs, provision of basic food and drink, and a metro card for travel around Shanghai.

Curatorial and administrative support from Vue, including local knowledge and guidance.

Budget for successful applicants for sourcing material, suppliers, and fabrication.

The possibility of having your work displayed in a public space in Shanghai CBD on a long term basis.

For more information, see hus-farm.com or email Jennie Hu, jennie.hu272@gmail.com.