EAVA Artists' Residency Program
The Human Rights Are Universal Arts Festival in partnership with Eava Artists offers a dynamic residency program designed to foster creative exploration and artistic growth within a vibrant community.
Selected Artist
Iyara Norah Karabo
Agaba Hillary
Aksanti Bienfait BA
Wamala Nyanzi
Biira Shalote Mayani
Namiiro Roselock
Program Mentor
Emanuel Ekulo
Rugunda Godfrey
Brogan Aaron Mwesigwa
Martin Ssekubuge
About the EAVA Artists' Residency Program
Supporting emerging artists in creating meaningful works
The EAVA Artists' Residency Program supports six emerging artists in creating works responding to human rights challenges. This unique partnership between the Human Rights Are Universal Arts Festival and EAVA Artists provides a platform for artistic expression that addresses critical social issues.
Our residency program is designed to nurture emerging artists who are passionate about using their creative voice to advocate for human rights and social justice. Through mentorship, workspace provision, and community engagement, we create an environment where meaningful art can flourish.
What We Offer
Comprehensive support for your artistic journey
Material Support
Access to high-quality art materials and resources to bring your vision to life without financial barriers.
Mentorship
Guidance from established artists and human rights advocates to help develop your artistic practice and social impact.
Workspace
Dedicated studio space equipped with the tools and environment you need to create freely and collaboratively.
Peer Critiques
Regular feedback sessions with fellow artists to refine your work and strengthen your artistic voice.
Printed Catalogue
Professional documentation of your work in a high-quality printed catalogue for lasting recognition.
Festival Exhibition
Showcase your work at the Human Rights Are Universal Arts Festival, reaching a global audience.
Focus Themes
Explore critical human rights issues through artistic expression
Climate Change & Environment
Environmental issues, climate justice, sustainability, and human impact on ecosystems.
Discrimination & Exclusion
Marginalization, inequality, racism, and other forms of discrimination affecting communities worldwide.
Democracy & Freedom of Expression
Free speech, civic engagement, political representation, and threats to democratic values.
Program Timeline
Key dates and milestones
Review & Selection
Review submissions and select six artists for the residency program.
Artist Announcement
Announce selected artists and hold introductory session to begin the journey.
Residency Program
Four months of intensive artistic development, mentorship, and creation.
Festival Exhibition
Exhibition of completed works during the Human Rights Are Universal Arts Festival.
Application Requirements
Everything you need to know to apply
To apply for the EAVA Artists' Residency Program, you will need to complete the following sections:
- Basic Information: Contact details and personal information
- Artistic Background: Your experience and artistic discipline
- Project Proposal: Description of your proposed work and its connection to human rights themes
- Motivation and Goals: Your interest in the program and what you hope to achieve
- Supporting Materials: Upload your CV and examples of past work
Ready to Apply?
Join our community of artists dedicated to creating meaningful change through artistic expression. Apply now for the EAVA Artists' Residency Program.
Application Status
Please note: The application period for the 2025 EAVA residency program has closed (Deadline: April 30, 2025). Selected artists will be notified by mid-May 2025. Please check back later for future opportunities.