Program

Carmen Arias in conversation with curator Lydia Korndörfer as part of an open studio and artist talk on Friday, May 15 at 12:00.
As part of the Salta art Studio Grant, awarded in February 2026, Arias will open the doors to her studio at Empfangshalle (Gabelsbergerstraße 83), offering insight into her current work and research.

Munich-based artist Giulia Zabarella was selected by Salta art’s jury in collaboration with Pivô to participate in the Pivô Salvador Residency in Salvador da Bahia from May 1st to June 30th, 2026.

Buenos Aires–based artist Emilia de las Carreras (b. 1988) has been selected by Salta art’s jury and the City of Munich Department of Arts and Culture to participate in the AIR-M Ebenböckhaus Residency in Munich from July 7th to September 24th, 2026. The residency is a collaboration between the City of Munich Department of Arts and Culture and Salta art, in partnership with ERA Foundation.

Lima-based artist Fátima Rodrigo has been selected by Salta art’s jury and the City of Munich Department of Arts and Culture to participate in the AIR-M Ebenböckhaus Residency in Munich from July 7th to September 24th, 2026. The residency is a collaboration between the City of Munich Department of Arts and Culture and Salta art, in partnership with ERA Foundation.

Brazilian curator Ariana Nuala has been selected by Salta art’s jury and the City of Munich Department of Arts and Culture, upon the nomination of Pivô Salvador, to participate in the AIR-M Ebenböckhaus Curatorial Residency in Munich from August 25th to September 24th, 2026. The residency is a collaboration between the City of Munich Department of Arts and Culture and Salta art, in partnership with Pivô Salvador.
We look forward to accompanying her research during the residency.

The new Salta art Studio Grant supports recently graduated, Munich-based artists with five months of shared studio access in Maxvorstadt (February–June 2026), including a materials budget and access to MakerSpace Munich. The grant fosters artistic exchange and supports artists at a formative stage of their practice.

In 2026, the grant is awarded to Carmen Arias.