
A residency space in Rajasthan for churning creativity with art, culture and community
Creative
Residencies
Thorr’s creative residency program offers creative souls dedicated time, space, and support to explore and develop their work in a new and inspiring environment. The residency is deeply rooted in community engagement and cultural exchange. Residents are invited to connect with local knowledge systems, collaborate with traditional practitioners, and immerse themselves in Rajasthan’s rich vernacular arts and culture. With a focus on interdisciplinary exploration, co-creation, and sustainable practices, the program encourages residents to reflect, experiment, and actively contribute to vibrant, living cultural landscapes.


Residency Details
We welcome residents for min. 2 weeks to 8 weeks (for a deeper experience).
You'll stay in a private apartment with access to a 10x10m studio, kitchenette, bathroom, and terrace.
Your residency is tailor-made.
We design a personalized schedule that may include
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Craft and architecture walks
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Meetings with local artists
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Jam sessions, workshops, and artisan training
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Access to institutions such as RORI, Mehrangarh Archives, and Rupayan Sansthan
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Research field trips in and around Jodhpur
Artists are encouraged to engage with the community through:
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Short talks, presentations, or workshops
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Hathai sessions
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Performances or lecture-demonstrations
Why you'll love it
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Spacious private studio to create, collaborate, and share with our vibrant community
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Balance of solitude and connection within a diverse, creative network
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Live in the heart of Rajasthan—surrounded by crafts, music, and dance
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Deep local support from the Thorr team with insider access and real connections
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Longer stays for true immersion and creative growth
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Peaceful central apartment with kitchen—ideal for focused work and easy living


Who can apply
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Artists & Creatives: Practicing musicians, dancers, and performing artists are prioritized. Visual artists, designers, and filmmakers with an interest in interdisciplinary work are also welcome.
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Writers & Journalists: storytellers and journalists interested in exploring and documenting Rajasthan’s living traditions.
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Scholars & Researchers: Academics and independent researchers in anthropology, cultural studies, history, or related fields focusing on practice-based or field inquiry.
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Learners & Cultural Enthusiasts: Curious minds passionate about the arts and eager to learn through immersion and hands-on engagement.



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