Guldagergaard is an international ceramic research center for development of ceramic
art, craft and design. International artists and designers come here for studio residencies, workshops and
symposiums focusing on contemporary themes.

At Guldagergaard we offer:
o Artist-In-Residence programs
o A large selection of kilns, clays and more
o Workshops
o Sculpture Park
o Exhibitions
o Networking
o Research
o Ceramic Shop

Our Residency Program
Our residency program offers artists, designers and craftsmen the possibility of working alongside each other,thereby increasing artistic development, professional experience and network. The program combines an international atmosphere and wide professional dialogue within a concentrated work period, with the exchange of knowledge and research into materials, techniques and ideas. Guldagergaard provides accommodation, studio space, technical staff, equipment and a variety of larger electric, gas and wood fired kilns. Both double and single rooms are available at different rates.

It is possible to apply for a residency four times a year: 15th February, 15th May, 15th August, 15th November. The dates for staying here are up to you (as long as we have the space of course).

Our Project Network program
Project Network is a six week symposium for recent graduates held every year at Guldagergaard. The aim of
the project is to give the participants the opportunity to create a network and dialogue within the same
generation of ceramic artists. The project promotes international exchange and investigation into the future
development of the ceramic arts. The participants will each accomplish a specific project of their own. This
means that all participants are responsible for their own project. The participants will have their own studio
space, and are offered workshops in making a catalogue, photographing and exhibiting their work. There will
be excursions to Danish studios, museums and galleries. A fair level of English skills is necessary.
Next deadline for application is: 15th May

Assistants
As an assistant you have your own studio space in the studio building as well as you have access to the kilns, glaze-, plaster-, and photo studios. The living rooms, library, and kitchen are for the use of all residents. Your stay is for free however you must work up to 20 hours a week during the residency. Materials, firings, meals, and other living expenses are not included in the assistantship and must be paid for.

Groups
We welcome groups here too. Perhaps a teacher and students from a university or a group of ceramists with
a common interest in plaster. There are many possibilities. Please contact us and we can talk about what you have in mind.

More information and application form here: http://www.ceramic.dk">www.ceramic.dk

"This place is so well equipped that I can get anything I want.This leaves a lot of possibilities for experimenting."
- Hikaru Nakada (JP)

“The beautiful countryside environment has given me time to concentrate and focus fully on my work.”
- Gustaf Nordenskiöld (SE)