[spectre] "Global Arts Village" Residencies in New Delhi, India

[EAF Director]

Dear friends,

Ashwin Aishwarya, the Director of the "Global Arts Village" in New Delhi, India
has asked me to forward the information on the residencies offered by the
Global Arts Village in New Delhi.

Cheers,

Melentie


RESIDENCIES 2005 - VISUAL ARTS

Global Arts Village (New Delhi, India) is pleased to announce its 
ninety-day International Residency Fellowship and Artists in 
Residence program for Visual Artists. The Village is a non-profit 
residential centre, dedicated to art, culture and consciousness. Our 
three-acre campus is situated on the outskirts of New Delhi. The 
Village is an energy field for celebration and meeting ground of 
cross-cultural spirits. It is set in landscaped, serene natural 
surroundings with waterfalls and ponds conducive to the processes of 
creative reflection and creation.
The village will offer eleven residencies starting December.
The village has received funding for fellowships.
The village has also introduced a partial fellowship programme, which is a hit!
And will award it to many artists easily at this stage.

The artist in residence program has a unique feature that it has no 
selection criteria.

It would be great if you could post it on your notice board and 
circulate it widely.

More information on: http://www.globalartsvillage.com/
Contact: info at globalartsvillage.com

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