Immersive Van Gogh San Francisco Announces Collaboration With Villa San Francisco
The program was designed for San Francisco Bay Area artists to showcase their work in a unique space with the inspirational backdrop of Vincent van Gogh.

Today, Immersive Van Gogh announced a collaboration with Villa San Francisco, a new cultural institution committed to creating a future-driven dialogue between artists and communities, on an Artist-In-Residence program. The program was designed for San Francisco Bay Area artists to showcase their work in a unique space with the inspirational backdrop of Vincent van Gogh.
Artists, art collectives, and curators local to the San Francisco Bay Area whose art takes influence from Vincent van Gogh are encouraged to apply. Artists should have an inventory of work to display, as well as be comfortable working within the designated venue space, bringing necessary materials onsite to create visual artwork. In this instance, visual artwork is defined as painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, photography, or crafts such as jewelry making. Three one-month-long residencies are available: May 24-June 20; June 28-July 25; and August 2-August 29, 2021. Artists are encouraged to create and cultivate work around the theme of Vincent van Gogh-all while being surrounded by a community of art enthusiasts on-site at the venue. Selected artists will be provided with a dedicated workspace within SVN West to be used as a studio space for the length of their residency, showcasing, and selling art to attendees of the exhibit. In addition, the selected artists will receive accommodation at Villa San Francisco for the duration of their residency, as well as compensation.- Contact Information (Full Name, Mailing Address, Phone Number, Email Address) and Resume (a one-page resume describing academic, artistic, professional, and other relevant experience)
- Bio and Artistic Statement (a 100-word artist biography and a 100-word summary of a proposed VIP project piece. These summaries will be used as a narrative for administrative and public use)
- Statement of Intent (a one-page statement of intent explaining why you are interested in this program)
- Resource Request (outline of all facility needs-running water, power outlets, tables and chairs, etc.)
- Portfolio (five samples of your artistic work)
All applications must be submitted by Sunday, May 9 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Artists will be selected by impartial adjudicators on the basis of their submitted material and proposed projects. The selection panel will pay close attention to maintain racial, social, and gender equity and to offer equal opportunities to all applicants. Applicants will be notified of their status as soon adjudication is complete, no later than Saturday, May 14.
Immersive Van Gogh was designed by Italian film producer and creator Massimiliano Siccardi, with original, mood-setting music by Italian multimedia composer Luca Longobardi, who provided a score that combines experimental electronic music with pure, ethereal and simple-seeming piano. Vittorio Guidotti is the Art Director.
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