Read the article by Sacatar Fellow Tiffany Higgins for The Times about the planned destruction of Rio Tocantins, in sharp contrast to the discussions taking place at COP 30.
www.thetimes.com/world/latin-...
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Founded in 2001, Instituto Sacatar is the longest continuously-operating artist residency in Brazil. Since its inception, Sacatar has awarded fully-funded residencies to over 500 artists from all artistic disciplines, coming from more than 70 countries.
Read the article by Sacatar Fellow Tiffany Higgins for The Times about the planned destruction of Rio Tocantins, in sharp contrast to the discussions taking place at COP 30.
www.thetimes.com/world/latin-...
On his recent visit to Bahia, President Emmanuel Macron met Sacatar Fellows Salimata Diop and Beya Gille-Gacha at Casa do Benin (Salvador), while visiting the exhibition "I Am a Black Ocean", a project born at Sacatar.
Photo credit: Thaís Seixas (FGM)
A Chamada Aberta Bahia Mundo ainda está no ar! Não perca a chance de se inscrever. Prazo: 20 de Novembro.
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Sharing Opportunity: Open Call for Latin American & Caribbean Artists
We're pleased to share an opportunity by our colleagues at Pastrana Foundation and Delfina Foundation.
Open call for artists based in Latin America for a residency in London in 2026.
www.delfinafoundation.com/open-calls/c...
Our Open Studios will take place this afternoon, at Sacatar, in Itaparcia, Bahia!
Our doors will be open for everyone to come meet our artists-in-residence, and get to know their works.
During the Open Studios, Senegalese artist Nathalie Vairac will present the performance "The Voice of My Silence".
Sacatar Fellows Louise Mutrel and François Dufeil are giving a public talk about their artist collective and their individual practices at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Bahia, this Thursday!
27.10.2025 13:34 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0This past weekend, TV Band, one of Brazil's biggest news organizations, came to shoot a special report about Sacatar.
Some of our former Fellows joined us to share their experiences in the residency, turning the shoot into a wonderful reunion!
As part of our collaboration with the Secretary of Culture of the State of Bahia, we've recently launched an open call specifically for Bahian artists.
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Estão abertas as inscrições Bahia Mundo!
Seis artistas da Bahia serão selecionadas/os para residências no Sacatar.
Graças ao apoio da SECULT, há uma bolsa de aperfeiçoamento técnico-artístico e pesquisa no valor de R$8.000,00.
Artistas de todas as disiplinas criativas podem se inscrever!
THANK YOU to everyone who applied to our Open Call!
We've received 333 applications from 55 countries!
Our two-stage selection process is underway, and applicants will be contacted directly with the results by the end of November.
The range of artists wanting to engage with Bahia is thrilling!
LAST DAYS TO APPLY!
ÚLTIMOS DIAS PARA SE INSCREVER!
We're proud to have partnered with the 36th São Paulo Biennial. The Biennial opened this weekend, including commissioned works of Sacatar fellows Hamedine Kane and Adama Fawundu.
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Sacatar joins the Year of France in Brazil!
The current session includes Sacatar's collaboration with the Fondation des Artistes, and hosts the launch of the Bahian chapter of I Am a Black Ocean, a transnational project connecting France, Senegal, and Brazil.
sacatar.org/en/artists/
As part of the opening of the Bienal de São Paulo, there will be a performance by Hamedine Kane. Hamedine was in residence at Sacatar during the month of April 2025 to prepare for his installation at the Bienal. He bought two boats while in Bahia which he will have de-constructed for the Bienal.
27.08.2025 17:42 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0The Museu de Arte Contemporânea in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, features Sacatar in the first exhibition in a series about regional artist residency programs, showing how artists' residency experiences dramatically transform their work and/or impact the local community.
27.08.2025 14:34 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Sacatar + São Paulo Biennial
Watch the video about the partnership that brought two artists participating in the 36th São Paulo Biennial, Hamedine Kane and Adama Fawundu, to Sacatar:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO3d...
O SACATAR ABRE AS INSCRIÇÕES PARA A CHAMADA ABERTA 2026
Artistas de todas as disciplinas podem se inscrever!
Mais informações: sacatar.org/residencias/
SACATAR'S 2026 OPEN CALL IS NOW LIVE!
All artists are welcome to apply!
For more information: sacatar.org/en/fellowshi...
Sacatar will be at the 2025 Res Artis Conference, hosted by FAAP, in São Paulo, in September!
Our Executive Director, Felix Toro, is one of the featured speakers:
www.faap.br/resartis/pal...
Register to the conference here: events.humanitix.com/res-artis-co...
Acclaimed writer Richard Modiano published a moving piece about Sacatar, highlighting it as one of the few art institutions that understand that "artists don't just need space—they need context, conversation, stillness, and surprise."
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Attention UK-based artists, today is the last day to apply!
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For the third consecutive year, Sacatar is partnering with the Institute for Diversity in the Arts of Stanford University to create a residency session focused on the African diaspora. This group has artists from various backgrounds, including three artists from Bahia.
sacatar.org/en/artists/#...
Our Annual Report highlights not only the programs we ran and the people we welcomed, but also how we respond to a rapidly changing world.
It’s both a record and a compass — mapping the shared urgencies that guide us, and pointing toward where we’re headed next.
www.calameo.com/read/0076407...
A work by artist and Sacatar Board Member, Mark Steven Greenfield, is featured in this Guardian article. The article looks at how the exhibition "Ode to ’Dena" resists erasure of the Black community of Altadena after the recent fires in California.
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To apply, visit Sacatar's website:
Para se inscrever, acesso o site do Sacatar:
sacatar.org/en/fellowshi...
Last days to apply!
Últimos dias para se inscrever!
Esta chamada aberta para artistas do continente africano se para residências no Sacatar, em Itaparica, Bahia, Brasil, tem apoio financeiro do Apoio à Ações Continuadas do Fundo de Cultura da Secretaria de Cultura do Estado da Bahia (SECULT).
Ai's claim that “art is the only way to save humanity from authoritarian and other [kinds] of technical bureaucracy” is being put to the test. In a political landscape that may appear overwhelming, it's paramount that artists face the world -- not shy away from it.
26.06.2025 12:20 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Felipe Góes (Sacatar Fellow 2012) has an individual exhibition at Zipper Galeria -- if you're in São Paulo, be sure to see it!
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