Honing Method

‘Honing Method’ aims to nurture promising, recently-graduated artists in Chiang Mai—working in painting—as they navigate the difficult transition between completing their university training and beginning their practice as artists in the local and international art ecosystem. By creating such a platform to extend and deepen post-university learning with development opportunities, this studio residency program hopes to provide motivated individuals with space, resources, and guidance to establish the community networks, critical insights, and skill sets that are foundational to a strong and sustainable artistic practice.

This is an ongoing studio-residency program. Over a period of six months, each resident will be engaged in critical conversation with in-tangible institute and members of its relevant networks, provoking new approaches and furthering concepts in their artistic practice.

Studio space for the residency is located at Light Bulb–-a five minute walk from in-tangible institute, where each resident is invited to exhibit their resulting artwork at the close of each residency period.

Applications are accepted by invitation only.