MANGO is an international artistic platform creating residency programs for artists from diverse disciplines and backgrounds, fostering encounters between art, nature, science, and ancestral knowledge.
 

Founded in Argentina, MANGO offers both in-person experiences in a semi-rural environment near Buenos Aires, as well as virtual and hybrid residency programs that connect artists across borders. These programs culminate in virtual and/or in-person exhibitions and collaborations with cultural spaces in different locations around the world.

Our projects explore themes connected to Our Land, Sustainability, and Ocean Conservation — including initiatives supported by UNESCO’s Ocean Decade — while engaging with questions of identity, territory, climate change, biodiversity, indigenous communities, ancestral traditions, and our relationship with the natural world.

Through these experiences, MANGO seeks to expand artistic practices by creating spaces for research, experimentation, reflection, exchange, and transformation.
By connecting artists with scientific perspectives and ancestral knowledge, our programs encourage new ways of understanding and caring for the ecosystems we are part of.

At the heart of MANGO is the creation of an international community of artists and collaborators — a network built on dialogue, mutual support, and collective action. Together, we explore how creativity can contribute to imagining more sustainable relationships with our planet.