POUSH

Founded in 2020, POUSH is one of Europe’s largest artist studio communities bringing together a wide range of practices and an art centre, located in Aubervilliers, near Paris.

Conceived as an ecosystem dedicated to contemporary creation, POUSH brings together more than 250 artists, curators and art professionals from over 40 nationalities, alongside a free and regular public program including exhibitions, performances, talks and open studios. POUSH supports artistic production, research and professional development through studio spaces, curatorial and production support, networking opportunities and multidisciplinary exchanges between artists, curators, researchers and cultural practitioners.

Through international collaborations and off-site projects, POUSH aims to strengthen connections between the French contemporary art scene and international cultural networks.

The project is conceived as a flexible and participant-oriented residency program, designed to adapt to the needs of partners and participants while fostering long-term international collaborations.

The program combines studio access, production support, curatorial guidance, professional networking and public programming, creating conditions for artistic experimentation, intercultural dialogue and the development of new collaborations.

Residents benefit from dedicated artistic guidance provided by a specialized on-site team, structured around three core areas:
Workshops and Training
Curated Institutional Visits

Professional Meetings and Artistic SupportParticular attention is given to artists and curators from underrepresented or geographically distant art scenes seeking to engage with European cultural networks. Residents are immersed within POUSH’s community of more than 250 artists and connected to a broad ecosystem of institutions, curators, schools, fairs and cultural professionals active in Paris and across Europe.

The project also aims to strengthen cooperation between partner institutions through reciprocal exchanges, shared residency formats, collaborative programming and the circulation of artistic practices across different cultural contexts.

More information here: PS__POUSH__FR

Contacts
Dominique Castro

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Asociación Ábrego

Kronoteatro

Editura Diana

National Library of Armenia

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Asterlizze

TNT – Centro Internacional de Investigación Teatral

VšĮ ScarFa

Pilsen Busking Fest

Pazin City Library

PALMO

ORETANIA Ciudad Real

Ayuntamiento de Jerez de la Frontera

Asociația Lumea e o Scenă

Foundation Liepāja 2027

ESPRONCEDA

Designregio Kortrijk

Association Palatine

ARTBYTE

Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk

MãoSimMão

CLAP

Alive Architecture

Get Art

Coliseu Micaelense

Wallonie Design

AddArt

Campus Art Méditerranée

Charitable Foundation Caridad-Dnipro

Connect Europe Association

Cultures Eco Actives

Feldobolyi Kulturális és Közösségi Egyesület

Green Life Association

GROOPEE

Arthouse Traffic – Kyiv Critics Week

Monastery of Majk Hermitage

Concert Agency MŪZA

PiciordePlay

Signal Productions & Signal Playground

Asociatia TDA

Václav Havel Library

Šiauliai District Municipality Cultural Center

Museum Prienu krasto muziejus

Les Ensembles 2.2

Eleutheria Foundation

Békés County Folk Art Association

National Association of Media – NAM

Croatian Telecom Inc.

Streetgrapher – Franck Prevot

The Sky is Listening Collective

Arad County Cultural Center

Czech-Ukrainian Cultural Center Together in Europe

Geisslers Hofcomoedianten

Romano Kher Roma Cultural Center

Dürer Kert

Women Business Council in Georgia / Art Council

Le Théâtre de Saint-Nazaire

Líšeň Theatre

Rezonart

Silesian Museum in Katowice

Bolygó Közösség Egyesület

Andalusian Agency of Cultural Institutions (AAIICC)

Fundacja Artystyczna Im Tadeusza Kalinowskiego

Art Hub

Theatriko Ergastiri Giannitson

Pills

Dytikes Pinelies

Mesebolt Bábszínház / Mesebolt Puppet Theatre

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