Videotage – FUSE-Residenzprogramm

Videotage (錄映太奇) is a Hong Kong‑based non‑profit dedicated to new media art. Its FUSE Residency Program is a year‑round accelerator that invites artists, curators, researchers, engineers, bloggers, environmentalists and activists to develop interdisciplinary media‑art projects. The residency lasts from one to six months and offers studio space, gallery exhibition space, media archives, production equipment, a network of local and international practitioners, and a stipend whose amount is determined per project. International residents cover their own travel, accommodation and living costs, while Videotage provides visa assistance and helps locate affordable housing. Applicants must submit a CV, work samples and a project proposal; collaborators must also provide CVs and describe their contributions. The program emphasizes research, curatorial work, video‑archive development and non‑profit management, and encourages participation in public talks, workshops and exhibitions. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

studio/work desk, exhibition/gallery space, media archive, library, production equipment (projectors, cameras, computers), network of artists and institutions, technical assistance, stipend

Open to local and international artists, curators, researchers, engineers, bloggers, environmentalists and activists; no age or nationality limits specified.