1. Whoever wins a 100% scholarship needs to pay for their transportation, supplies, food and health insurance? ▾

   Yes. The residency is autonomous and does not have sponsors yet. The artist can, however, apply for aid with his country's cultural institutions , foundations or government.

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2. When one pays full for the residence, does he still have to pay for his transportation, supplies, food and health insurance?▾

   Yes. These items are not included. The residency is autonomous and does not have sponsors yet. The artist can, however, apply for aid with his country's cultural institutions, foundations or government.

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3. Is there any kind of financial support for the artist? ▾

   No, except in specific cases where the artists expenses are sponsored by a company or institution that includes this benefit to the artist. This type of information will be always clarified in the announcement of the prize in question.

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4. Is the social contribution obligatory? ▾

   It is not mandatory, but is suggested by coordination, especially in cases of grants and awards. The residency undertakes to maintain a non-hierarchical exchange relationship with the community. If we are enjoying the region as a raw material for our creation, it is fair that we can give something back, that it is really useful and brings a return of value to the involved ones.

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5. Do you have to be an artist to attend Kaaysá? ▾

   No. On weekends and holidays, Kaaysá welcome a non-specialized audience for activities and visits to the project, in what we call the Kaaysá Experience. Stay connected to learn about our programs.

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6. How long does it take from São Paulo to the residency? And what is the best way to get there? ▾

   By car, Kaaysá is approximately 3 hours from São Paulo and the best road is the Imigrantes Highway. By bus, the Pássaro Marrom (https://passaromarron.queropassagem.com.br) leaves from Tietê bus station and arrives to Boiçucanga bus station which is 5 min by car from the residency. During the daytime, we are available for rides from the bus station to the residency.

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3. Is there any kind of financial support for the artist? ▾

   For each scholarship, we invite a group of curators, writers and other professionals to judge the projects. During our regular programs and immersions, the coordination of the residence itself makes this process from the following criteria, without hierarchy:

a) Curriculum

b) Excellence and artistic relevance of the project

c) Thematic, aesthetic, literary and gestural diversity / potential

d) Geographic decentralization, inclusion of race, color and gender

e) Viability of carrying out the project

f) Adherence of the project to the research potential provided by the residency

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8. How big are the groups during immersions and residencies? Can I form a group and apply for an independent program? ▾

   Usually groups do not exceed 12 residents, but depending on the proposal, specially in the Immersions, groups can go up to 30 participants . We value the good results and maximum benefits of the participants. It is possible to apply for an independent immersion within the Kaaysá Group modality.

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9. How to collaborate with the residency? What kind of services are required?▾

   We accept proposals for collaboration especially in the following areas: activities records (photo and video), content for social networks, webdesign, vegetarian cooking, environmental consulting and donation of equipment, among others.

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10. How does Banko Kaaysá work? ▾

    Banko Kaaysá is a way for the artist to self-sponsor his participation in the residency, by selling one of his published works online or getting an advanced payment of an art work to be developed during the residency. The agreement is made between us, the artist and the buyer in advance. The sale price in these modalities always corresponds to the artist's studio price, devoid of commercial commissions.

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