114年駐村藝術家甄選
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🌿 114年 TTICC 駐村藝術家計畫甄選資訊
🎨 計畫簡介
TTICC 提供藝術家一個自由創作、冥想與交流的平台，鼓勵結合原住民文化與多元藝術形式，促進文化創新與在地連結。
👥 甄選對象
歡迎以下背景藝術家或創作者申請：
擁有2年以上相關創作經驗者。
對原住民族文化藝術有興趣並具備創作經驗者。
歡迎領域包含：
原住民文化
當代藝術
文創設計
影像 / 音樂 / 舞蹈
科技藝術 / 創新設計
小農食尚
裝置藝術 / 生活美學 等
📅 申請與駐村時間
申請時間：須於預定駐村日兩個月前提出申請
駐村期間：每年 3月1日 至 11月30日
每位藝術家駐村天數上限：90日
📞 洽詢窗口
洽詢時間：週一至週五
上午 08:30–12:00，下午 13:30–17:30洽詢專線：
☎️ 089-320112
☎️ 089-341211
**聯絡人：**臺東縣政府原住民族行政處 部落經濟科 吳小姐（分機210）
🌿 2025 TTICC Artist-in-Residence Program – Call for Applications
🎨 Program Overview
TTICC warmly welcomes artists to reside, create, reflect, and explore art. This residency provides a space for artistic freedom and interdisciplinary exchange, with an emphasis on connecting with Indigenous culture and contemporary creativity.
👥 Who Can Apply?
Artists and creators from all disciplines are welcome! Eligible applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
Have at least 2 years of experience in relevant artistic creation, OR
Have a strong interest in Indigenous culture and experience in creative work.
Fields of interest include (but are not limited to):
Indigenous culture and arts
Contemporary art
Cultural and creative design
Film, photography, and video art
Music and dance
Technology and innovation
Sustainable agriculture and lifestyle aesthetics
Installation art
Visual or lifestyle arts
📅 Application & Residency Period
Application Deadline: Applications must be submitted at least 2 months prior to the intended residency start date.
Residency Period: Annually from March 1 to November 30
Residency Duration: Maximum of 90 days per artist
📞 Contact Information
Inquiry Hours: Monday to Friday
08:30–12:00 and 13:30–17:30 (Taiwan Time)Contact Numbers:
☎️ +886-89-320112
☎️ +886-89-341211
Contact Person: Ms. Wu, Indigenous Peoples Economic Development Section, Taitung County Government (Ext. 210)
📍 About TTICC
TTICC is an artist residency base supported by the Taitung County Government, aimed at fostering cultural exchange, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and community engagement. It is a vital space for dialogue between Indigenous heritage and contemporary practice.
