Lottozero is offering a special discount on its residency program for artists, designers and creatives
interested in exploring textile materials and techniques, experimenting and developing their own
projects.
Enjoy 20% off residencies in November and December 2026, and 10% off in January 2027!
Open to everyone, including beginners, the residencies offer access to a professional textile lab,
workspaces, a library dedicated to textile and the unique network of expertise and manufacturing
companies in Prato, one of Europe's most important textile districts.
Each residency includes a private accommodation, 24-hour access to the lab and studio, and two
hours of dedicated support from the Lottozero team, including technical assistance and textile or
curatorial consultancy.
Residencies are fully customizable: participants can choose their preferred dates and duration,
according to availability, and tailor their experience to their individual interests and projects.
Get in touch at info@lottozero.org to receive your personalized quotation and take
advantage of this special offer!
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