CONSTELACIONES
2026- 4th Edition

CONSTELLATIONS 2026 | Fourth Edition of Red Quincho’s Residency Grant Program

For the fourth consecutive year, Proyecto´ace is part of Constelaciones (Constellations), Red Quincho’s residency grant program, which fosters exchange among artists, curators, and researchers through residency experiences across diverse urban and non-urban territories in Argentina.

The 2026 edition of Constelaciones will award 15 grants: 13 for applicants residing in Argentina and 2 for applicants residing in Spain. Each grant supports a one-month residency divided between two Red Quincho member spaces. Organized in paired residencies, each constellation offers complementary experiences that encourage dialogue across different geographies, communities, and artistic contexts. This structure promotes exchange between local and international scenes while strengthening connections across diverse territories.

Applicants must apply to one specific residency constellation (pair). Throughout the program, participants will be mentored by the coordinators of both residency spaces and will take part in collective gatherings, shared activities, and engagements with local communities, fostering dialogue between artistic practices, regional contexts, and situated forms of knowledge.

This year, Proyecto´ace participates in two residency constellations, reaffirming its commitment to artistic exchange, research, and the creation of meaningful connections between distinct territories.

Residencia Corazón (La Plata) + Proyecto´ace (Buenos Aires)

This residency explores the relationship between two cultural capitals connected by the same urban corridor. Participants are invited to investigate the intersections of memory, public space, artistic production, and urban futures through situated, collaborative, and research-driven practices.

Artists residing in Argentina and artists residing in Spain are eligible to apply for this residency pair.

Residencia Epecuén (Carhué) + Proyecto´ace (Buenos Aires)

This residency brings into dialogue two profoundly different territories: the contemporary urban landscape of Buenos Aires and the unique environment of Epecuén, shaped by memory, water, and the ongoing transformation of its landscape. Participants are invited to develop research connecting territory, archives, nature, history, and contemporary artistic practices.

Artists residing in Argentina and artists residing in Spain are eligible to apply for this residency pair.

Selected participants will complete their residency under the guidance of the teams from both host organizations while also taking part in collective meetings with the other Constelacioness grant recipients. These shared experiences encourage the exchange of methodologies, artistic approaches, and situated knowledge across the network.