MULTIPLE
INTERDISCIPLINARY
LATINAMERICAN
ARTISTIC
PRACTICES
We invite you to immerse yourself in one of the world’s most active cultural capitals. A PALMI residency means meeting local artists, building collaborative networks, and developing your practice within the pulse of Buenos Aires.
PALMI (Multiple Interdisciplinary Latin American Artistic Practices) emerged from a desire to think and create from the Global South. It is a residency program designed to generate connections, systems, and interdisciplinary approaches to artistic production. We work with flexibility in terms of time and methodology, supporting both artists who have already developed an established practice and those who are just beginning to explore their own.
Our studios have hosted installations, sound art, writing, performance, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and painting. We offer private and shared workspaces within an active ecosystem of local creators who also work and inhabit the studios.
PALMI brings together three proposals, each designed for a different stage of the creative process — from a brief period of focused immersion, to an extended research stay, or a specific technical development in contemporary printmaking.
A shorter residency program offering the same dedication and support that allows PALMI residents to advance their practices, supported by the studio’s infrastructure.
DATES / OPEN CALL
Year-round, by arrangement.
DURATION
To be determined by the applicant upon registration
macro — residencia
A longer-term program including curatorial support and a final exhibition.
DATES / OPEN CALLS
Year-round, by arrangement.
DURATION
4 to 6 weeks
A platform for exploration and research for artists who want to investigate or develop their work through printmaking, understood in its expanded field.
The program offers technical guidance for producing editions or translating artwork into multiple formats, moving beyond the traditional notion of editioning. Participants are encouraged to explore the multiple nature of the artwork, as well as editorial variables and outcomes that extend beyond two-dimensional work on paper — including installations, time-based proposals, and other hybrid media.
Proofing and final edition/printing papers, additional matrices (including external CTP outputs), and any specialized supports required for the artwork are the responsibility of each participant.
DATES / OPEN CALLS
Year-round, by arrangement.

Flor Kligman

Ines Cardo

Guillermo Bublick

Leonard Gabriel

Fer Kusel

Annette Werndl

Claudia Hassel

Elliot Stravato [RAR0]

Lautaro Sosa [RARO]

Natalia Lopez [RARO]

Majo Caporaletti

Gise Knell

Sonia Pomar

Ana Jarosz

Vevucoco

Juan Jose Bianchi

Mia Frers

Belen Santamarina

Sasha Primo

Daniela Lopeza

Gise Navarro

Alan Mastro

Sofia Papi

Delise

Maria Graciano

Garret

Roman Ermakov

Denise K

Francisco Galarraga

RARO

Sofia Pino – RARO

Javier Rodríguez - RARO

Lucas Leon – RARO

María Paula Juliana García – RARO

RARO

Daniel Valencia Cossio – RARO

Sabina Tiemroth

Lia Ateca – RARO

Claudia Jiménez – RARO

Guadalupe Arriegue – RARO

Juan Manuel Parra Colombia – RARO

Samuel Di Ppolito – RARO

Julia Rubio

Caro Diatomea

Marina Rivas

Lucia Sbardella – RARO

Milaniza Montalvo

Willman Zabala – RARO

Andrew Murray – RARO

Fava da Silva – RARO

Jaun

Chebo Roitter

Ale Giorgga

Paloma Violeta

Jordyn Fishman – RARO

Luciana Kaplun
→ Applicants must be 18 years of age or older at the time of application.
→ Applicants must have full-time availability throughout the residency period.
→ Argentine residents must have a valid DNI; applicants of other nationalities must have a valid passport.
→ Applicants must have valid health coverage: a health insurance plan for Argentine residents, or international health/life insurance for all others.
If the relevant certificate is not available at the time of application, it may be submitted at a later date.
All three residency modalities are fee-based. The fee includes access to the benefits and activities corresponding to each program, as detailed in Section 1. [Specific amounts for each program to be confirmed.]
The cost of each residency is determined on an individual basis, depending on the selected modality (Macro, Micro, or Contemporary Printmaking Residency) and the length of stay.
To receive a detailed quote tailored to your project, please write to us at palmiracorrespondencia@gmail.com or send us an inquiry directly through our Contact section.
We accept different payment methods and currencies. Once admission has been confirmed, the entire process is handled directly and individually by email.
→ PALMI Scholarships & Partnerships: We regularly offer scholarships of our own, as well as opportunities developed in partnership with cultural and academic institutions. We encourage you to keep an eye on our open calls to learn about the support available in each cycle.
→ External Grants & Funding: We encourage artists to apply for independent funding programs, international mobility grants, and cultural subsidies available in their countries or regions of origin. To support this process, the PALMI team can provide a formal acceptance letter, letters of recommendation, and any necessary supporting documentation for each application.
→ Evaluation Period: Please note that our committee takes approximately five (5) weeks from the submission of an application to issue its final decision. We recommend planning your application accordingly, especially if you require official documentation from PALMI to apply for scholarships or external funding.
Each applicant must submit a single PDF document (maximum file size: 10 MB) containing the following information, in the order specified below:
→ Personal information.
→ CV, including formal and informal education.
→ Professional background: exhibitions, awards, previous residencies, and other relevant experience.
→ Artist statement.
→ Portfolio: up to 10 high-quality images of completed works or projects.
→ Detailed project proposal for the residency, specifying the requested duration.
For the Contemporary Printmaking Residency, the project must also specify the printmaking techniques to be used and any specific production requirements.
By accepting participation in any of the programs, the artist agrees to:
→ Actively engage in the working and exchange process with the other residents.
→ Participate in activities proposed by the PALMI team.
→ Respect the rules and schedules of the space.
→ Contribute to the spirit of collaboration and mutual respect that defines PALMI.
MULTIPLE
INTERDISCIPLINARY
LATIN AMERICAN
ARTISTIC
PRACTICES
We invite you to immerse yourself in one of the world’s most active cultural capitals. A PALMI residency means meeting local artists, building collaborative networks, and developing your practice within the pulse of Buenos Aires.
PALMI (Multiple Interdisciplinary Latin American Artistic Practices) emerged from a desire to think and create from the Global South. It is a residency program designed to generate connections, systems, and interdisciplinary approaches to artistic production. We work with flexibility in terms of time and methodology, supporting both artists who have already developed an established practice and those who are just beginning to explore their own.
Our studios have hosted installations, sound art, writing, performance, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and painting. We offer private and shared workspaces within an active ecosystem of local creators who also work and inhabit the studios.

A shorter residency program offering the same dedication and support that allows PALMI residents to advance their practices, supported by the studio’s infrastructure.
DURATION
To be determined by the applicant upon registration
DATES / OPEN CALL
Year-round, by arrangement.

A longer-term program including curatorial support and a final exhibition.
DATES / OPEN CALLS
Year-round, by arrangement.
DURATION
4 to 6 weeks

A platform for exploration and research for artists who want to investigate or develop their work through printmaking, understood in its expanded field.
The program offers technical guidance for producing editions or translating artwork into multiple formats, moving beyond the traditional notion of editioning. Participants are encouraged to explore the multiple nature of the artwork, as well as editorial variables and outcomes that extend beyond two-dimensional work on paper — including installations, time-based proposals, and other hybrid media.
Proofing and final edition/printing papers, additional matrices (including external CTP outputs), and any specialized supports required for the artwork are the responsibility of each participant.
DATES / OPEN CALLS
Year-round, by arrangement.
PALMI brings together three proposals, each designed for a different stage of the creative process — from a brief period of focused immersion, to an extended research stay, or a specific technical development in contemporary printmaking.
— Former Residents

Flor Kligman

Ines Cardo

Guillermo Bublick

Leonard Gabriel

Fer Kusel

Annette Werndl

Claudia Hassel

Elliot Stravato [RAR0]

Lautaro Sosa [RARO]

Natalia Lopez [RARO]

Majo Caporaletti

Gise Knell

Sonia Pomar

Ana Jarosz

Vevucoco

Juan Jose Bianchi

Mia Frers

Belen Santamarina

Sasha Primo

Daniela Lopeza

Gise Navarro

Alan Mastro

Sofia Papi

Delise

Maria Graciano

Garret

Roman Ermakov

Denise K

Francisco Galarraga

RARO

Sofia Pino – RARO

Javier Rodríguez - RARO

Lucas Leon – RARO

María Paula Juliana García – RARO

RARO

Daniel Valencia Cossio – RARO

Sabina Tiemroth

Lia Ateca – RARO

Claudia Jiménez – RARO

Guadalupe Arriegue – RARO

Juan Manuel Parra Colombia – RARO

Samuel Di Ppolito – RARO

Julia Rubio

Caro Diatomea

Marina Rivas

Lucia Sbardella – RARO

Milaniza Montalvo

Willman Zabala – RARO

Andrew Murray – RARO

Fava da Silva – RARO

Jaun

Chebo Roitter

Ale Giorgga

Paloma Violeta

Jordyn Fishman – RARO

Luciana Kaplun
→ Applicants must be 18 years of age or older at the time of application.
→ Applicants must have full-time availability throughout the residency period.
→ Argentine residents must have a valid DNI; applicants of other nationalities must have a valid passport.
→ Applicants must have valid health coverage: a health insurance plan for Argentine residents, or international health/life insurance for all others.
If the relevant certificate is not available at the time of application, it may be submitted at a later date.
All three residency modalities are fee-based. The fee includes access to the benefits and activities corresponding to each program, as detailed in Section 1. [Specific amounts for each program to be confirmed.]
The cost of each residency is determined on an individual basis, depending on the selected modality (Macro, Micro, or Contemporary Printmaking Residency) and the length of stay.
To receive a detailed quote tailored to your project, please write to us at palmiracorrespondencia@gmail.com or send us an inquiry directly through our Contact section.
We accept different payment methods and currencies. Once admission has been confirmed, the entire process is handled directly and individually by email.
→ PALMI Scholarships & Partnerships: We regularly offer scholarships of our own, as well as opportunities developed in partnership with cultural and academic institutions. We encourage you to keep an eye on our open calls to learn about the support available in each cycle.
→ External Grants & Funding: We encourage artists to apply for independent funding programs, international mobility grants, and cultural subsidies available in their countries or regions of origin. To support this process, the PALMI team can provide a formal acceptance letter, letters of recommendation, and any necessary supporting documentation for each application.
→ Evaluation Period: Please note that our committee takes approximately five (5) weeks from the submission of an application to issue its final decision. We recommend planning your application accordingly, especially if you require official documentation from PALMI to apply for scholarships or external funding.
Each applicant must submit a single PDF document (maximum file size: 10 MB) containing the following information, in the order specified below:
→ Personal information.
→ CV, including formal and informal education.
→ Professional background: exhibitions, awards, previous residencies, and other relevant experience.
→ Artist statement.
→ Portfolio: up to 10 high-quality images of completed works or projects.
→ Detailed project proposal for the residency, specifying the requested duration.
For the Contemporary Printmaking Residency, the project must also specify the printmaking techniques to be used and any specific production requirements.
By accepting participation in any of the programs, the artist agrees to:
→ Actively engage in the working and exchange process with the other residents.
→ Participate in activities proposed by the PALMI team.
→ Respect the rules and schedules of the space.
→ Contribute to the spirit of collaboration and mutual respect that defines PALMI.




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