KATRINA NEUMANN

Visual artist blogging to a computer near you about art & adventure. Born 1985, California | Lives and works in Berlin, Germany

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  Location: Athens, Greece

  Cost: The Residency cost is €1500 for one month, €1350/ mo. for two or three consecutive months and €1200/mo. for four months up until one year of residency. The Residency cost includes housing as well as 24 hour access to the studio building.

We don’t provide any fellowships or stipends through the Residency itself, but we are committed to helping artists secure funding through outside organizations, providing guidance on grants and stipend opportunities as well as issuing formal letters of acceptance to aid in the application process.

  Application Fee: No application fee

  Number of Artists: Up to 14 artists at a time

  Accommodations: We provide shared housing with other residency artists around the Athens metropolitan area. The residency also provides the artists with a dedicated studio space in a repurposed commercial building. The studio boasts abundant natural light, and includes such amenities as a communal workspace/ woodshop, storage for works in progress, a kitchenette and lounge, keypad access and a security guard in the evenings, as well as a studio manager to provide assistance five days per week.

At this point in time we also have the unique opportunity to offer artists in residence the use of two other floors of the studio building, which have yet to be renovated, for the sole purpose of curating a pop up exhibition, installation or performance.

    Length of Stay: One month up until one year

  Demographic & Medium: We are looking for established or emerging artists with a serious studio practice, who are interested in spending a month or more in Athens, connecting with international artists and art professionals and contributing to a vibrant cultural community.

We have 14 semi-private studios, and we are equipped to accommodate painters, draftsman and installation artists. We have a basic community wood shop and a storage room for wet paintings. Our studios are equipped with WIFI, and we can welcome sound and video artists who work primarily on their laptops. We do not have a darkroom or a printing press, but we have hand rubbing tools and a pin roller, and we can offer studio space for photographers. We are looking forward to expanding to other floors in the building in the future, creating more space for printmaking and sculpture facilities. In the interim we have the unique ability to be able to offer the raw space as exhibition and installation opportunities for the artists in residence.

    Benefits: Integrally, professional development opportunities abound throughout the residency program. It is our mission to allow for the exchange of ideas and to provide for the opportunity to form lasting professional relationships with international colleagues. Athena Standards’ in-house art historian and curator, Elizabeth Plessa, will be visiting the studios of the resident artists regularly to discuss the progress of their work.

Additionally, a series of visiting artist talks of various practitioners of the cultural industry have been organized so that by the end of their stay in Athens the ASR residents will have experienced a comprehensive consultancy regarding their practice. The residency program concludes with an open studio event in which members of the artistic community are invited to tour the studios and see the final works.

    Mission: Athena Standards Residency was born of the idea that the city of Athens offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience simultaneously the vibrant urban culture of a contemporary city and the rich history of an ancient cosmopolitan center.

documenta 14 put the city of Athens on the map of the contemporary art scene, and as a result there has been an influx of art practitioners to Athens. The city continues to be an artistic hub, welcoming people from all over the world, who have found new ground to express their ideas.

Athens Standards Residency was initiated in 2017 in response to the need for dedicated space and community, in order to carry forth in the vein of cultural production and exchange. With the intention of creating a network of international and local artists, the residency program aims to encourage a dialogue with the local art scene.

The residency program provides the artists with a dedicated studio space in a repurposed commercial building, located in a bustling neighborhood of coffee shops, bars and restaurants and conveniently situated next to the Kato Patissia Metro stop.

  Deadline: Rolling Deadlines (monthly)

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From the Co-Founder of Mudhouse Residency comes the new Athen Standard Residency with studios in a repurposed commercial light filled building located in the heart of Athens, Greece. Location: Athens, Greece Cost: The Residency cost is €1500 for one month, €1350/ mo. for two or three consecutive months and €1200/mo.

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Location: Aulus les Bains, France

  Cost: Full price: €1299 / $1429 / £1119 Discounts, bursaries and payment plans available – see campfr.com/funding

We offer funding towards your costs via our Open Grants program, Educational Match program, Team program and bursaries. See campfr.com/funding for more details.

  Application Fee: No application fee

  Number of Artists: Between 6 to 14 at a time

  Accommodations: CAMP provides accommodation for all participants on-site, in the form of private, peaceful rooms with mountain views. CAMP also houses advanced facilities available to all residential students – Pro Tools studios, digital video and photography editing suites, spacious AV classrooms, multi-channel listening environments, rehearsal and performance spaces, fine art studios, a cinema, a dark room and an arts library. Food and drinks are included.

Length of Stay: 5-10 Days 

    Demographic & Medium: Everyone is welcome, and everyone can benefit. Some sessions have specific requirements – check the course descriptions on our website.

We have facilities for a wide variety of disciplines; the focus changes with each course. We have sessions focusing on installation art, sound art, music, performance art, video art, screenwriting, playwriting, land art, activism, ornithology and many other areas.

    Benefits: Artists benefit from an intense, catalytic learning experience studying their chosen discipline with one of the most celebrated artists in their field. They live, eat, study and create with their session leader(s) for a week, gaining new skills and insights, building their network, learning new techniques and approaches. After the session, all participants benefit from our post-course support. We run an art gallery and performance venue, a publishing house, three record labels and are part of an extensive European touring network. We provide ongoing support to all participants, offering exhibition, release, touring and publication opportunities, as well as ongoing training and networking. We’re extremely keen that our sessions form a career-changing point in an artist’s professional life.

Additionally, attendees can take part in optional activities to make the most of their stay in this incredible place – mountain expeditions, wildlife walks and visits to some of the most beautiful spots in the area.

    Mission: CAMP is the first of a new breed of arts residency. We run five-day residential arts, music, writing, philosophy, environmental and arts-activist sessions. These are no ordinary courses – they are intense, artistic catalysts run by internationally acclaimed practitioners; creative flashpoints designed to change the lives of everyone involved. Our current program includes opportunities to study with Turner Prize winner Laure Prouvost, celebrated composer Gavin Bryars, Cabaret Voltaire founder and world-famous sound recordist Chris Watson, legendary performance artist Anne Bean, ambient guru Laraaji, NYC avant-garde composer/performer/artist Eli Keszler, revolutionary soundseeker/composer Christina Kubisch and many others.

It’s a place where great art is made, new movements are formed, new ideas are explored and groundbreaking people are nurtured. It’s about generating revolutions, incubating creative minds and bringing the best emerging practitioners in all artistic fields to their full potential.

CAMP is operated by the team behind Fuse Art Space. Fuse Art Space is an art gallery, performance space and cultural hub based in the city centre of Bradford, UK. Launched in 2013, Fuse Art Space quickly gained a reputation as one of the most dynamic avant garde arts spaces in the north of England. Over the last four years we have hosted acclaimed exhibitions of Syrian protest art, feminist cross-media installations (including work by Poppy Jackson, Sue Williams, Rupi Kaur, Faith Holland and others), climate change activist installations as part of the ArtCOP project, the first ever Portrait Salon printed show, Lydia Goldblatt’s last solo exhibition before she won the Tokyo International Photography Grand Prix, sonic installations featuring work by Jez Riley French, Mike Harding, BJ Nilsen, Tara Jane Oneil and MV Carbon, and situationist interventions reflecting audience focus back out into the city.

As a performance venue, we have hosted performances, frequently UK exclusive, by Chris Watson, Philip Jeck, Kyoka, Karen Gwyer, Damian Dubrovnik, Helm, Robert Millis, John Chantler, Wanda Group, Basic House, Eric Chenaux, Illum Sphere, Space Dimension Controller, Awesome Tapes From Africa, Rafael Toral, Richard Dawson, Alash, Container, Cooly G, Vibracathedral Orchestra, Islam Chipsy, AGF, Ela Orleans, Ian William Craig, Carla Bozulich, Rene Hell, Elysia Crampton, Novi_Sad, Jason Lescalleet, King Ayisoba, Led Bib, Matana Roberts and dozens of other game-changing artists.

The focus of CAMP is to use what we have – our artistic network, our facilities, our various record labels and publishing operations, our relationships with acclaimed artists and our artist support platforms – to provide people with a catalytic, game-changing masterclass experience, in inspiring surroundings.

    Deadline: Various (see website)

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CAMP, nestled in the French Pyrenees, is seeking creatives to join their specialty programs this coming year. CAMP is a different kind of residency with amazing programs and facilities. Check out their website today to learn more! Location: Aulus les Bains, France Cost: Full price: €1299 / $1429 / £1119 Discounts, bursaries and payment plans available - see 

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    Location: Pine Plains, NY

  Cost: $950 for the period of the residency (about 1 month)

  Application Fee: $25 application fee

  Number of Artists: From 5 to 7 artists at a time

  Accommodations: Private bedroom with private or shared bathroom, private studio, two communal kitchen, and a sitting room and garden

Length of Stay: 4 weeks

    Demographic & Medium: Local, national, international artists emerging and established artists. Students currently enrolled at any university, college, or other educational institution will not be considered.

All creative fields, including but is not limited to visual arts, writing, choreography, music composition, and performance. chaNorth is located on a 5-acre homestead property and therefore offers ample outdoor space to host performances, installations and a sculpture park.

    Benefits: Studio visits 2-3 times per session from curators, critics, gallerists, residency directors and other art professionals.

Each session culminates in an Open Studio event that is open to the general public.

Fellowship award, we award one merit-based fellowship for a young artist, age under 30, for the summer residency session.

Solo show award, Chashama exhibition space, New York city – awarded to one artist from current year (2018) resident artists.

Selected group show, Chashama exhibition space, New York city – selected from an open call from current year (2018) resident artists.

    Mission: chaNorth is a New York State artist residency aimed at providing a nourishing, focused environment for emerging and established artists as they continue their committed practices.

chaNorth is located in the Hudson Valley, NY on a 5-acre historic property. It offers ample outdoor space to host performances, installations and a sculpture park.

  Deadline: March 4, 2018

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chaNorth seeks All Creatives to produce work during a 1 mo residency in Upstate NY + benefits! Location: Pine Plains, NY Cost: $950 for the period of the residency (about 1 month) Application Fee: $25 application fee…

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    Location: East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York

  Cost: The program fee for 2018 is $24,068.52 to $26,602.20 per year or $2,005.71 to $2,216.85 per month. In addition, the applicant needs to calculate accommodation, living, travel and health insurance costs for the duration of their stay in New York.

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  Application Fee: No application fee

  Number of Artists: Around 35 artists at a time

    Accommodations: Each artist or curator is provided with 24-hour access to their studio and wireless internet. In addition, all residents can use ISCP’s common areas. ISCP does not provide or arrange living accommodation, however, a number of partner sponsors, who send participants to ISCP each year, have a furnished apartment for residents. In addition, sponsors often give a stipend for accommodation, living expenses, travel and materials.

Length of Stay: From 1 to 12 Months

  Demographic & Medium: National and International Emerging and Mid-Career Visual Artists and Curators working in any medium 

  Benefits: Each resident is provided with 24-hour access to a 300 sq. ft. furnished studio space in Brooklyn, equipped kitchen and lounge, high speed WiFi, and all utilities; monthly one-on-one studio visits from visiting critics; field trips to museums, galleries and other cultural venues; participation in ISCP Talks and Salons; participation in Open Studios (April and November residents only); invitations to private social gatherings of the ISCP community; access to ISCP’s dynamic, in-house community of artists and curators from all over the world, and more.

  Mission: The International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) supports the creative development of artists and curators, and promotes exchange through residencies and public programs. Housed in a former factory in Brooklyn, with 35 light-filled work studios and two galleries, ISCP is New York’s most comprehensive international visual arts residency program and fourth largest in the world, founded in 1994. ISCP organizes exhibitions, events and offsite projects, which are free and open to all, sustaining a vibrant community of contemporary art practitioners and diverse audiences. Over 1,300 artists and curators from more than 75 countries, including the United States have undertaken residencies at ISCP.

The International Studio & Curatorial Program’s mission is:

to support and enhance the professional development of emerging to mid-career artists and curators from around the world

to introduce New York audiences to exceptional international art practices

to engage communities of Brooklyn and the New York City area through public programs that enrich the appreciation and understanding of contemporary art

With an International Residency Program and Ground Floor Program for New York City-based artists, ISCP strives to establish a global network of exemplary artists and curators. Tailored for professional growth, the programs serve as an active mediator, creating visibility and immersion for all of its residents in New York City. ISCP’s programming is conceived to facilitate dialogue and collaboration. Integrated activity areas including the Residency Programs, Exhibition Program, ISCP Talks and Offsite Projects, make ISCP an unparalleled platform for producing, presenting and contextualizing contemporary art through a diverse range of international perspectives.

  Deadline: There is no deadline and the application review takes place once every two months.

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International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP) Location: East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York Cost: The program fee for 2018 is $24,068.52 to $26,602.20 per year or $2,005.71 to $2,216.85 per month.

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Location: Tuscany, Italy

  Deadline: February 20th, 2018 & March 15th, 2018

  Cost: The cost of the two-week residency is $1,700 which includes food/ group dinners, airport transfers to the villa from the airport, weekly excursion costs and lodging. Meals over the mid-weekend break and on travel days are not included. For a self catered experience, the cost is $1,300.

  Application Fee: No application fee

  Length of Stay: May 11 – May 24, 2018 [2 weeks]

    Demographic/Medium: Emerging to established artists. Invest in your artistic practice- from painting and drawing, to writing and music. We are all-inclusive and encouraging of cross collaboration.

    Accommodations: The villa has access to wifi and apartments are private or shared rooms. Private rooms are available for $400 extra for the program timeline. If you are interested in a shared room or rooming with a partner, please email us. Charges for a partner to come along are $900 without food, $1,200 with food. All residents will have access to a kitchen at the villa.

Wifi Open Access to Kitchen Pool Common areas/ facilities ​Studio space

  Benefits: Artist Immersion Program allows you to live as an artist. This concentrated experience gives artists the time and space to deeply learn new skills and techniques for a lifetime. Throughout history, artists have traveled as a way to study the world. In this program, art is integrated into daily ritual and practice, connecting participants to culture, nature, food and learning. The days are pared down to beautiful meals with farm to table ingredients, cultural immersion and response through art making. We work to empower artists to develop self-confidence and sensitivity to the world around them.

We offer Open studios, exhibition opportunities, studio visits, time, space, workshops, local adventures, historical excursions, teaching opportunities, hiking and outdoor activities

    Number of Artists: Up to 15 artists attend the program

  Mission: Our artist residency program allows time for creation, relaxation and connection to a supportive and focused artist community. Set in the hillside of Tuscany, residents become immersed in Italian culture and the rich history of Italy. We invite you to live as an artist surrounded by a creative community. Self-directed projects of all disciplines are supported.

​​Artist residencies are independent experiences, where artists can work in studio space at the villa and interact with the larger group at meals, throughout the day and during travel. Artists can sign up to eat alongside the group or cook dinner at the villa independently. Artist residents are invited to travel with the group to historic locations once a week. Connect to nature by exploring the extensive park systems the villa resides in. Simplify your life and focus on your work. The villa functions as a studio space for residents at all times of day.

We began integrated learning experiences in 2012, in Italy, studying the landscape and architecture with painting and drawing. We continue to provide one of kind journeys to groups from around the world.

Most known for its influence on high culture and art, Tuscany, a central region of Italy is home to rolling landscapes, rich history and world renowned cuisine. Italy is an artistic center of the world. In the Renaissance, masters combined disciplines into large scale artworks. Leonardo Da Vinci, Brunelleschi, and other individuals integrated art, design, architecture, and engineering into culturally impactful works of art.

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AIP: Italy 2018 seeks creatives to apply for a 2 week residency program in Tuscany. Location: Tuscany, Italy Deadline: February 20th, 2018 & March 15th, 2018 Cost: The cost of the two-week residency is $1,700 which includes food/ group dinners, airport transfers to the villa from the airport, weekly excursion costs and lodging.

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  Location: Good Hart, Michigan, USA

  Deadline: January 31, 2018

  Cost: There is no cost for artists to attend the residency, full room and board is provided including a fully stocked kitchen and meals 3-4 times per week with local hosts. 

All resident artists will receive a $500.00 stipend at the end of their residency.

  Application Fee: $25 to apply

    Length of Stay: Three-month residency sessions are offered each year in the fall and spring. Shorter twenty-day sessions are available in the summer and can be attended consecutively. Studio-only residencies are available for up to ten months throughout the year.

  Demographic/Medium: The residency is open to artists and writers of all levels. International applicants are welcome and encouraged to apply.

Requirements: – Must be over 21 – Need to have completed an undergraduate degree in a related field and pursuing art or writing as a professional career or if self-taught have pursued art or writing as a professional career. – Must complete a competitive application process – Artist’s and writer’s applications will be considered based on their work submitted and their interest in the program

Due to current facility constraints we are limited primarily to 2D visual artists and writers. Expanded facilities including a standalone studio space are planned for the 2019 timeframe.

The richly diverse habitats and our widely varying weather conditions provide dramatic content to artists interested in nature and landscape.

    Accommodations: The resident artist is housed in an apartment/studio space on a residential property owned by the host family. The apartment/studio is located above a garage and is accessible only by stairs.

Note: The apartment is not handicap accessible.

The apartment includes:

Small sitting area Private bathroom with shower Queen size bed Bedding and towels provided Access to laundry facilities in the main residence Mobile phone reception and internet access available but not always reliable Radio reception but no television reception (TV is available to play DVDs) Kitchenette: sink, microwave, small refrigerator and kitchen table Basic supplies provided: miscellaneous cleaning items, shampoo, soap The artist in residency apartment and property are a nonsmoking area No pets are allowed

Studio Space – (area in the apartment)

6×11 foot studio space Natural and track lighting Work tables Easels including a travel/field easel Basic miscellaneous art supplies, drop cloth, mineral spirits, rags, waste disposal

  Benefits: Part of our mission is to connect the artist with the local community. We do this by facilitating collaboration with one of our local community partners. Typical projects include an artist workshop or talk during the residency.

We currently have partnerships with the following organizations; Crooked Tree Arts Center, Harbor Inc, Little Traverse Nature Conservancy, and the Women’s Resource Center of Northern Michigan.

Additional information is available on our website at https://goodhartartistresidency.org/partners/

  Number of Artists: Up to 1 creative at a time

    Mission: The mission of Good Hart Artist Residency is to connect artists and writers from around the world with the local community to inform, educate and empower people through art in the natural beauty of Northern Michigan.

We believe that connecting people from different backgrounds and cultures opens minds and makes for a more interesting and compassionate world. As our children were growing up we hosted multiple exchange students and always felt that we received far more than we gave. When our children left the nest we were left with an underutilized studio apartment space above our garage and we decided to start an artist residency program to provide opportunities and support to emerging artists. One of our daughters and our son-in-law are professional artists, and we have observed the challenges artists go through to grow their practice. Bill and I also see the importance of time to be creative in our everyday lives, through creating wearable and functional art, and cooking. Based on all of our experiences and a desire to support the arts we decided to establish the Good Hart Artist Residency program. We approached Crooked Tree Arts Center in Petoskey, Michigan in 2013 and set up our first community partnership.

After four great years hosting artists, in 2017 we decided to expand the program to bring in more artists and writers and partner with additional community organizations. We see art as a driver of social change. By partnering with other nonprofit organizations and connecting them with artists with common interests, it helps both get their message out to the public in creative ways. We support artists by providing them a place, great food and time to immerse themselves in their work and in the scenic landscapes of Northern Michigan. Through partnering with other organizations we provide opportunities for the local community to meet the artists, see their work, engage them in conversation and participate in educational workshops and presentations.

The resident artist is housed in a rural setting within walking distance of Lake Michigan and the village of Good Hart, along the “Tunnel of Trees,” a Scenic Heritage Route. The Good Hart Artist Residency offers both a solitary experience and the option to visit studios of local artists.

The many local, state, county, and township parks offer inspiring landscapes and habitats that may be also be of interest. Some of these locations include: Little Traverse Conservancy Nature Preserves, Headlands International Dark Sky Park, Elmer Johnston Nature Preserve, Goodhart Farms Nature Preserve, and Readmond Township Nature Preserve. These richly diverse habitats and our widely varying weather conditions provide dramatic content to artists interested in nature and landscape.

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Good Hart Artist Residency Location: Good Hart, Michigan, USA Deadline: January 31, 2018 Cost: There is no cost for artists to attend the residency, full room and board is provided including a fully stocked kitchen and meals 3-4 times per week with local hosts. 

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Location: Dorset, Vermont

  Mission: Marble House Project is a multidisciplinary artist residency program that fosters collaboration, sustainability, and community. Our mission is to provide space for artists and thinkers across all disciplines to work and live together. The communal home facilitates exchange and collaboration, and the private studios support the artist practice. 

We value establishing a community of artists within the residency, and expanding on that by inviting artists to share their work through our local public programs. We focus on sustainability by minimizing waste, conserving our natural resources, and integrating small-scale organic food production into our residency program. Artists-in-residence cook together, for each other, are encouraged to help in the garden and on the grounds, and share responsibilities in the house. 

Alumni often sustain the relationships developed here, and find future collaborators among the artists in their session. 

Cost: A $200 program fee (per person) covers housing, food, and studio space.

  Application Fee: $30

  Number of Artists: Up to 7-9 artists at a time

    Accommodations: All artists live together in the Manley-Lefevre House. The eight-bedroom house was built between 1815 and 1920, with the original building constructed from marble quarried on the property. Participants have private rooms, and some rooms have private baths. Residents cook together in the shared kitchen. A cooking schedule is developed at the start of the residency and each resident cooks, in a pair, at least twice for fellow artists. 

Five outbuildings on the property make up our nine private studio spaces. Our studios include a dance studio with radiant, sprung floors; a music studio; six multi-use studios; and a chef kitchen. A restored, historic barn is used as our community event space. 

The 38-acre property also has two stone quarries, hiking trails, and an organic garden. The garden provides food for our residents, and is just one of our sustainability initiatives, fundamental to our mission.

Length of Stay: 23 days for the Artist Residency, 16 days for the Family Friendly Residency

  Demographic/Medium: Artists in the following disciplines, and beyond, are encouraged to apply: Visual arts, writing/research, music, dance/choreography, film, culinary arts. American and international emerging, mid, and late-career artists may apply.

  Benefits: Private studio space; room and board; organized public programs including open studios, readings, performances, and farm to table culinary events; optional field trips MASS MoCA, the Dorset Farmer’s Market, and local hikes; weekly trips to town. Our Family Friendly Residency includes childcare in the form of a summer camp, Monday-Friday from 9am to 3pm.

  Deadline: December 31st, 2017

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Marble House Project Location: Dorset, Vermont Mission: Marble House Project is a multidisciplinary artist residency program that fosters collaboration, sustainability, and community. 

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Location: Memphis, Tennessee, USA

  Deadline: December 15, 2017 for residencies in summer and fall of 2018

  Cost: All residencies are offered at no cost to participants, who are responsible to cover their own studio materials and travel expenses to and from Memphis.

  Application Fee: $10 to apply; for an economic hardship waiver, please email [email protected]

  Length of Stay: Three-month residency sessions are offered each year in the fall and spring. Shorter twenty-day sessions are available in the summer and can be attended consecutively. Studio-only residencies are available for up to ten months throughout the year.

  Demographic/Medium: Crosstown Arts is an emerging residency. Anyone 21 years of age or older is welcome to apply. There are no specific project requirements for accepted residents who are encouraged to experiment and explore new ideas or further develop current work already in process.

Crosstown Arts offers residencies for visual and performing artists working in any creative discipline as well as musicians, filmmakers, and writers in all genres. We have a variety of private workspaces available, some geared to specific disciplines. We offer a variety of large and small spaces, many with large windows, natural light and interesting views as well as some interior spaces. We have specialized space for musicians and writers and opportunities within our contemporary art space for gallery shows, music recording and performances and video screening. We have a performance venue called the Listening Room, over 4000 square feet of gallery and project spaces, a devoted video viewing room and will open a 425 seat black box theater in 2018.

  Accommodations: All residencies include a private studio workspace with meals provided six days a week. Live/work residencies also include a private bedroom/bathroom next to a common living area and a shared kitchen for all residents. A family housing option is available, as well as accessible housing for residents with disabilities.

Residents are provided with on-site access to Crosstown Arts’ shared art-making workspace with a range of analog and digital fabrication and production resources, including a woodshop, multiple CNC/laser cutters, a Mac-based computer lab, a large-format digital printing service, a silkscreen/print shop, a small recording studio, and individual editing bays for video/audio production.

    Benefits: All residents are asked to participate in a limited number of public engagement activities while in Memphis such as an informal artist talk or public performance/project, open studio event, or exhibition as well as to complete a limited number of community service hours depending on the duration of their residency. There are exhibition and performance opportunities but within the contemporary arts space and in the greater building.

  Number of Artists: Up to 15 at a time

  Mission: Crosstown Arts is committed to providing resources and creating opportunities and experiences to inspire, support, and connect a diverse range of creative people, projects, and audiences. Our residency program is an integral part of this greater mission. The multidisciplinary artist residency program offers residencies for visiting and Memphis-based visual and performing artists working in any creative discipline as well as musicians, filmmakers, and writers in all genres.

Crosstown Arts was formed in 2010 with two goals: to create a vision for the redevelopment of the historic Sears Crosstown building (now Crosstown Concourse) and to help cultivate Memphis’s creative community. Establishing the Crosstown Residency program has been a integral goal from the organization’s inception and we established a single residency prototype program in 2015. In 2017, as we complete the redevelopment and move our operations into the new contemporary arts center within the building, the residency program is expanding to host up to 15 artists at a time, providing live space, work space, meals and access to our shared art-making workspace. We expect to be a full capacity in the summer of 2018.

The Crosstown Arts Residency Program is located in the Crosstown Concourse building (crosstownconcourse.com) an early twentieth century, former Sears distribution center and retail store. Newly redeveloped and reopened in 2017, it is located two miles from downtown, Memphis and the vibe is decidedly urban. Residency live spaces are located on the 8th & 9th floors, work spaces are on the 1st & 2nd floors, with the Crosstown Arts Contemporary art center which includes galleries, performance spaces, a shared art-making workspace and a cafe. The great 1.1 million square foot building has many convenient amenities and a strong sense of community.

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Crosstown Arts Location: Memphis, Tennessee, USA Deadline: December 15, 2017 for residencies in summer and fall of 2018…

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  Location: Jaipur, India

  Deadline: October 11, 2017

  Cost: $3000 includes lodging, airport transfers to Jaipur, workshop, travel and all meals. All meals are served at international hotels, using purified bottled drinking water. All food is safe for travelers.

  Application Fee: n/a

  Length of Stay: December 27- January 5 (10 days)

  Demographic/Medium: Established to emerging artists. For our residency invest in your artistic practice of textile design. · Learn and make the ancient art of woodblock printing from a studio that promotes sustainability and empowerment. Make textile designs with a community of makers.

    Accommodations: We are stationed at the Hotel Narian Niwas Palace in the heart of Jaipur. The hotel is like stepping into another time while in the present. A beautiful courtyard full of peacocks connects to one of the best bars in the city. Lounge and share a drink at night in private tent spaces. Rooms are adorned with painted walls and traditional Indian furnishings allowing you to immerse yourself in Indian design. Equipped with modern amenities, the hotel has everything you need in the present, alongside beautiful parts of the past.

Each day will include a group yoga session from a master healer and Yogi. Learn the ancient mindfulness practice of yoga, to enlighten your mind body connection.

India is a spiritual and vibrant country. The second half of the trip allows you to immerse yourself in the culture of Rajasthan the region of India traveling to several cities by private car. Experience a night in the Thar Desert with tent camping and traditional music under the setting sun. Connect to the spiritual and sublime.

    Benefits: Nurture your own work while living as an artist in India. Artist Immersion Program offers artist residency opportunities to individuals of all levels and abilities interested in textile printing. Are you a designer interested in textiles or an artist looking to make more work? Join us for this fantastic program.

Work independently alongside students at the textile workshop. The print studio can accommodate you at any level, from an experienced designer or someone just beginning to make prints. Work to make woodblock prints, and textile designs.

• Shared studio space at textile studio • Create various textile designs approximately 2 M per day + you can make extra based on your productivity levels and interest • Opportunities to share work with other artists

  Number of Artists: Between 10-15 at a time

    Mission: Artist Immersion Program creates a community of artists and makers who are empowered and engaged with the world. We cultivate creativity, empowering individuals to engage with the world in meaningful ways. Traveling to artistic sites around the world, we build a culturally sensitive community through learning and  making. AIP India allows artists to make textile designs alongside a grassroots block printing organization.

As an artist in residence with AIP, life and art unite. We believe that learning evolves from the studio, into walks, hikes, and conversations over dinner. We design the best experience for you, so that you can be as productive and engaged as possible. We encourage mindfulness and meaningful interactions within the AIP group and with the country of origin.

AIP was founded six years ago to design immersive learning experiences. We believe that travel allows us to see the world differently. We celebrate traditional art forms, and contemporary formats.

Jaipur is an artistic metropolitan center in India. Smaller than Delhi, and known for its community of makers and artisans, this program is designed to allow visitors to  experience Indian culture and craft first hand through the guidance of experts. This two  week trip is the most authentic way to not just to see, but experience India. India is a vast country, full of many cultures and experiences. Jaipur is elegant a with a beautiful city center full of shopping, hotels and museums. Our program is stationed at the Hotel Narian Niwas Palace in Jaipur, and also includes travel to other incredible sites around Rajasthan staying in traditional Mud Houses and Green Houses.

Our ten day trip is split into textile workshops and immersion into Jaipur’s rich fiber history. Meet with multiple printing sites, work with and local artisans, visit textile museums, organic farms and eat incredible, clean and safe food.

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Artist Immersion Program: Jaipur, India Location: Jaipur, India Deadline: October 11, 2017 Cost: $3000 includes lodging, airport transfers to Jaipur, workshop, travel and all meals.

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Location: Eden, Utah, USA

  Deadline: November 15, 2017

  Cost: $2,000 Stipend, $750 Travel Stipend, M-F Lunch Meal Stipend

  Application Fee: $25 to apply

  Length of Stay: Up to 14 Days

    Demographic/Medium: Emerging and Mid-Career artists: Painters, Performance Art, Sculptors, Architects, City Planners, Social Practice, Writers, Graphic Designers, Installation Artists, Land Artists, and more

  Accommodations: 14 Day lodging with kitchen and WiFi

    Benefits: $2,000 Project Material Stipend, $750 Travel Stipend, M-F Meal Program for artists, Free ticket to Summit Hosted Weekend, Access to Powder Mountain Ski Resort, 4,000 sq ft wood shop and metal studio, access to Summit Community made of thousands of business leaders and philanthropists.

  Number of Artists: Up to 1-5 at a time

  Mission: Summit AIR is a hybrid artist residency program focused on creative entrepreneurialism, social practice and group efficacy that invites ten individuals annually to explore ambitious artistic endeavors while living in beautiful Eden, UT. Visiting artists will immerse themselves in the surrounding nature of the expansive Wasatch Mountains while also connecting with visiting members of the Summit community comprised of the worlds top business leaders, innovators, athletes and philanthropists.

Summit Powder Mountain is a new kind of residential community – one designed to be a locus of global inspiration and progressive change in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains. Set in a spectacular environment with four-state views and four-season recreation, Summit Powder Mountain will feature 500 single family homes; a central village of comparable scale; an extensive trail network; boutique hotels, lodges, condos, shops, and restaurants; innovation incubators; and education, music, science, art and micro-conferencing facilities. Within this community, the Summit AIR program will be the catalyst for artists to meet new benefactors, collaborators, patrons and friends.

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  Location: Ilhabela, Sao Paulo, Brazil

  Deadline: Ongoing

  Cost: 

RESIDENCY PROGRAM FEE • 1000 R$ Brazilian Real /320 Usd (aprox) 2 bed shared ensuite room per week • 1300 R$ Brazilian Real/ 417 Usd (aprox) 1 bed private ensuite room per week Including linen and full access to house facilities. Tea and coffee is available 24 hs

MEAL SERVICE FEE • 189 R$ Brazilian Real/ 60 Usd (aprox) per week

Includes Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

  Application Fee: No application fee

  Length of Stay: 2 – 12 weeks at a time

  Demographic/Medium: Casa na Ilha welcomes artists from all nationalities with a professional standing in their field and emerging artists of promising talent.

Applications are accepted from all disciplines:

· Writing · Painting · Photography · Visual/Plastic Arts · Film · Research (Sustainability/Ecology/biodiversity/Climate Change) · Dance · Sound & Music · Design · Architecture · Textile · Philosophy

Accommodations: The house has two shared room with two beds and shared bathroom and one private room ensuite. A general indoor area where artists read, work and get togheter, an outdoor gallery sorrounding the house and a small gallery under the house also used as studio. Gardens go up and down the house where some artists love to work in the nature.

To get to town, the bus runs every 30/40 minutes and the stop is a few meters away from the house.

Wi-fi is limited to one side of the house to preserve disconnection and work focus.

  Benefits: Casa na Ilha is a space where to develop, improve and curate personal and group projects in an interdisciplinary ambience, nurturing for different views opinions and expertise. Artists can choose to work on a self-directed residency or as part of an interdisciplinary program. Artists in residency can expand their practice with talks and discussions with their peers, connect with local community, engage in meaningful conversations around global culture and contemporary art. Through peer interaction, discussion groups, studio work, formal lectures, studio visits, contact with local organizations and work with curator from an art center and art galleries, participants gain new ideas and insights that can be applied to creative exploration and the development of their work. The residency program promotes the development of projects in all stages, from conception of the idea to the presentation of the same. As a Casa na Ilha guest you will have uninterrupted, self-directed work time. We will not pressure you to deliver finished work; you can focus solely on research and development of ideas. But, in each residency period at Casa Na Ilha, common spaces, optional talks and activities will be conceived to promote not only collaboration between the artists, but to empower ideas between different participants and interdisciplinary learning. Casa na Ilha embraces the role of being an active platform of thinking, discussion, production and sharing trough daily and weekly meetings as dynamic gatherings open to share and exchange ideas and perspectives among participants and curators. During the residency period there will be a 24/7 tutor available. It will be optional to give a talk, exhibition or workshop as well as working with local organizations. We will help artist make the necessary contacts, approaches and arrangements with different parties the project requires. Casa na Ilha gathers individuals with different expertise, sensibilitites, skills and backgrounds committed to contribute to the enrichment of intellectual and artistic circles with their professional collaborations and public interactions, also carrying a strong belief in the importance of building a community that shares and grows. We offer: · Indoor Common work space · Outdoor work space in a gallery that surrounds the house, 2500 sqf gardens and jungle, and of course the beach, waterfall and swimming pool area. · Tutor available. · Lodging in private or shared rooms en suite fully furnish. · Natural resources from jungle, beaches waterfalls and gardens can be used without endangering the eco balance of the region. · Wifi is limited! · Equipped kitchen (refrigerator, stove, blender, pots, etc.) · Cleaning and cooking services. · Orientation and accompaniment on the project development before and after residency period. · Interaction and connection with the community and local organizations · Online work/project platform.

Number of Artists: From 6 to 8 artists at a time

  Mission: Casa na Ilha is a retreat space where artists can curate in an intensive clinical process on their work in progress or develop new projects. The main goal is that artists are able to focus on their ideas and projects, enhancing creativity and inspiration and connect, between them, the local community, art organizations and nature.

Casa Na Ilha Art Residency Program is based in a colonial house in the island of Ilhabela, Brazil. The Residency Program is an initiative born from the idea of artists from different disciplines to create a space where creativity is encouraged, focusing in the construction of the creative process, development and curatorial process of artistic and environmental engaged projects in one place away from the city and distractions of daily routine.

Local info: Ilhabela Island: Ecologic paradise and Preservation Area

Casa na Ilha Art Residency Program takes place in the island of Ilhabela, at the north coast of the state of Sao Pablo, Brazil. Located at 200 km from the city of Sao Pablo, is the largest island of an archipelago formed of this and other of minor dimension. Ilhabela is an ecological paradise, covered by Mata Atlantica (atlantic rainforest) home of unique fauna and flora, with more than 73 beaches and 27 waterfalls of cristalin pure water, the highest mountains are held here. Being a unique ecological ambience, and harboring various endangered species, 84% of the island is a preservation area, protected by the Parque Estadual Ilhabela.

The preservation area is also home of the Caicaras, the native community of the region. Caicaras are today a sustainable community still keeping their own tradition and ancient skills. The community is nowadays facing danger of losing their land because of economic growth and interest and local and national organization are helping them keeping their land and way of life. They fish with their own nets and with harpoon to feed their families as well as being their main economic income. The traditional know-how of is one of the main intangible assets of Ilhabela.

The house: a perfect retreat to inspire and work

Casa na Ilha Residency programs runs in a colonial house built in 1967, 20 km away from the island town, emplaced in the middle of the rainforest surrounded with nature. The house, located a few meters away from a peaceful coastline and natural waterfalls creates the perfect enviroment to relax the mind and focus on projects. The house has gardens full of flowers, trees, an organic garden, orchards, and spring water supplied. The absolute peace and tranquility of the place are perfect for feeding inspiration and disconnection with the world today that generally cause blockages between the artist and their work.

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      Location: Haleakalā National Park, Maui, Hawai’i, USA

  Deadline: October 20th, 2017

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  Cost: The residency is free and includes a $2,000 stipend.

  Application Fee: Single Artist $55, Artist Couple $110

  Length of Stay: One month, from December 1st – December 29th, 2018

  Demographic/Medium: This residency is open to all artists at any phase of their career. This residency is for Artists of any type. We want to foster good art, in any media.

    Accommodations: At Haleakalā, our residents stay in-park at a historic housing location, fully appointed home, usually reserved for dignitaries, visiting guests of the Park Service, etc. Just minutes walk to the crater. There is no studio so work is plein air or in the residency.

  Benefits: $2000 stipend Quiet Solitude Legendary Maui Landscapes Venue for public presentation Resdency in the Park. Free use of the Wilderness Cabins in the park for 15 night max.(Reservations Required) A venue for the artist’s public presentation(s). Free Access to park locations. No Residency Fee. NPS and NPAF Art Donation consideration Beauty The famed Haleakalā Crater Rain Forest Kipahulu Valley to the sea.

  Number of Artists: Single Person or Couple (application fees apply)

    Mission: We are excited to introduce our NEW artist-in-residence program at Haleakalā National Park. Haleakalā has some of the most otherwordly landscapes in all of Hawaii. The Park boundaries include the dormant lunar landcapes of Haleakalā, crucial Native Hawaiian Historical Sites, and landscapes leading to Maui’s legendary coastlines. This is a unique dramatic environment for artists in all media to flourish and to inspire new breakthroughs in process and result. Famously, this is also O’Keeffe country as the modernist legend Georgia O’Keeffe spent some productive months painting on Maui in the late 30s.

Haleakalā National Park is one of our newest and most desired residencies, now in its second year.

One of the oldest parks in the National Park System, Haleakalā is located on the south end of Hawaii’s Big Island. Originally created as part of the Hawai’i National Park in 1916, along with its’ sister park, Hawai’i Volcanoes, it became an independent park in 1961. The summit area of the park includes the famed Haleakalā Crater, cabins, the summit of the volcano, and the area surrounding the summit. The other park segment is the Kipahulu section. Visitors cannot drive directly to this section from the summit area; they must take a winding coastal road that travels around the windward coast of the island. This part of the park lies within the lower part of Kipahulu Valley. It is separated from the summit area of the park by the upper portion of the valley. This section of the park features more than two dozen pools along Palikea Stream in the gulch called ʻOheʻo. These pools contain rare native freshwater fish. Visitors may choose to swim in these pools, or they may choose to hike a trail that takes visitors up to the base of Waimoku Falls.

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  Location: Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, Big Island, Hawaii, USA

  Deadline:  September 20th, 2017

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  Cost: This residency is free with a $2000 stipend and $600 towards the rental of a vehicle.

  Application Fee: $55 single; $110 Artist couples

  Length of Stay: One month, from Jan. 2nd – Feb. 2nd, 2018

    Demographic/Medium: This residency is open to all artists at any phase of their career. This residency is for Artists of any type. At Hawai’i Volcanoes, we have had painters, photographers, filmmakers, composers, and Traditional Hawai’i Art practitioners. We want good art, in any media.

  Accommodations: Artists will be housed in park housing inside the park.

  Benefits: $2000 stipend Quiet Solitude Some of the most Amazing Landscapes and Panoramas in the world $600 toward vehicle rental Venue for public presentation Resdency in the Park. Natural Beauty Two Volcanoes and Lava flows and fields. Rain Forest

  Number of Artists: Single or Couple (application fees apply)

  Mission: We are excited to continue our artist-in-residence program at Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. The Park boundaries include two legendary and sacred volcanoes, Kilauea and Mauna Loa, as well as rainforests and mysterious and ever-changing active lava flows. This is a unique dramatic environment for all artistic media to flourish and to inspire new breakthroughs in process and result.

Hawai’i Volcanoes is one of the National Parks Arts Foundation oldest and most unique residencies, started in 2011.

One of the oldest parks in the National Park System, HAVO is located on the south end of Hawaii’s Big Island. Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, established on August 1, 1916, is a United States National Park located in the U.S. State of Hawaii on the island of Hawaii. It encompasses two active volcanoes: Kīlauea, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, and Mauna Loa, the world’s most massive shield volcano. The park delivers scientists insight into the birth of the Hawaiian Islands and ongoing studies into the processes of vulcanism. For visitors, the park offers dramatic volcanic landscapes as well as glimpses of rare flora and fauna.

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  Location: Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg, PA, USA

  Deadline: July 20th, 2017

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  Cost: The residency is free. NPAF is glad to offer a $1000 stipend for this residency, from the Gettysburg Foundation. There will also be reimbursement available for the Poetry Tour Segment of the Residency. This residency includes a 3-city tour for poetry readings in Washington, Chicago and another city to be determined. NPAF will notify the residency if the support picture changes due to donor gift or other grant.

  Application Fee: Application fee of $35 (single) $70 (couple)

  Mission: NPAF offers in-park residency at one of the most beautiful iconic battlefield parks of the United States Civil War. This residency is open exclusively to poets, and is sponsored by Poetry Foundation.

Now at Gettysburg for 5 years, The National Parks Arts Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit dedicated to the promotion of the National Parks of the U.S. through creating dynamic opportunities for artworks that are based in our natural and historic heritage. All NPAF programs are made possible through the philanthropic support of donors of all sorts ranging from corporate sponsors, small business, and art patrons and citizen-lovers of the Parks. NPAF is always seeking new partners and donors for its wide-ranging artist-in-residence programs.

Founded in 1893, Gettysburg National Military Park is a United States National Park located outside the town of Gettysburg in the U.S. State of Pennsylvania. The park contains most of the key historical sites and memorials of the most famous battleground of the Civil War, which took place in 1863. It was also the site of Lincoln’s celebrated speech at the dedication of the Union forces cemetery, and over one thousand different memorials to the Union and Confederate soldiers who fought and died there. The Gettysburg National Military Park is also a popular destination for visitors and Civil War re-enactors alike, as well as a scenic parkland filled with orchards, woods, militaria, and old farmhouses. There are also a number of underused outbuildings that may be used by artists by special arrangement with the Park Service.

      Number of Artists: One or two. Poet Couple accepted (Application Fee applies)

  Length of Stay: This is a one month residency runs from September 15th to October 16th, 2017.

  Accommodations: The residency includes private in-park furnished housing in the historic Klingel Farm House which was standing and central during the battle of Gettysburg in 1863. It is spacious and also includes a nearby barn studio as well as several possible work spaces inside the house. Cable TV and Internet included.

  Demographic/Medium: This residency is open to Poets writing at all levels of experience, from the US or Internationally (Visas and possibly other Federal permits will apply). This residency, sponsored by the Poetry Foundation, is for Poets exclusively.

    Benefits: Time, Quiet, Solitude, Space and Bucolic Beauty. On-Site residence in the heart of Gettysburg National Military Park, a unique park complex that contains battlefield sites, a thousand memorials, the famous Cyclorama painting by Philipoteaux, and a National Cemetery inside its boundaries. A venue for workshops or public readings of prior poems or work in progress. Direct contact with visitors to the park. If the Poet is interested in additional public interaction or performance, they may propose their ideas in the application. Teaching Opportunity. $1000 Stipend A sponsored reading tour after the residency with stops in Washington, DC and Chicago at the Poetry Foundation. A chance to donate poems and notes, through NPAF, to the National Parks Collection and become a part of America’s National Heritage. Artist Studio space as part of residence available. No residency fee.

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Location: Kutztown University of Pennsylvania in Kutztown, PA, USA

  Mission: The Marlin and Regina Miller Art Gallery at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania requests proposals from artists, crafts-persons, and designers for the production of an original, temporary, site-specific installation for our exhibition space. This residency will result in a month long exhibit. We search for proposals that demonstrate innovation and deep, nuanced understanding of contemporary art, craft, or design. We seek to provide opportunities for our students to gain experience in installation settings, as well as acquainting them with artists in the art world outside of the university.

Since 2009. Sponsored by the Dean’s office, College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored project.

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, located in rural Pennsylvania an hour north of Philadelphia, and two hours west of New York City, has an enrollment of 10,000+ students. Each year, our College of Visual and Performing Arts awards over 200 undergraduate degrees in Communication Design, Fine Arts, Art Education, Crafts, Art History, and Applied Digital Arts. Our Visual Arts programs are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design.

  Stipends: The selected artist (or artist team) will be awarded $7,500. The award must cover all material and labor costs associated with the production of the work, all incidental costs, meals, transportation costs, and all artist fees and honoraria. The university will cover housing+breakfasts one block from the gallery (The Main Street Inn) for one artist (or couple) – daily breakfast included. All remaining housing costs for additional artists and/or support personnel must be covered from the $7,500 award. (Alternative housing with a faculty member is available and the housing award can be used toward the stipend, this is negotiable).

    Application Fee: $10 Slide Room application fee (required to submit images of work)

  Number of Artists: Up to 1 artist at a time

    Length of Stay: January 22, 2018 to February 8, 2018

  Accommodations: Kutztown’s Sharadin Arts Building has classrooms and tools dedicated to concentrations such as ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, woodworking, textile work, etc.

The gallery space has access to a loading dock, as well as sinks and all the tools necessary to alter the lighting and other means to create a successful installation.

The artist selected for the residency will be housed during the entirety of the residency at Kutztown’s Main St. Inn with accommodations for one artist (or couple). The Inn, situated one block from the art building and gallery in a historical boutique hotel that provides breakfast every morning for the resident artist (or couple) staying at the Inn. Other meals are covered under the stipend awarded to the artist.

    Demographic/Medium: All locations (international applications welcome) for artists at all career levels, VISUAL ARTS ONLY

  Benefits: Opportunity for an artist to visualize a large scale installation with free assistance. Create relationships with undergraduate students and faculty. Preparator on call for heavy duty installations. Catalog published post exhibition.

Two hours from NYC and Philadelphia (local bus provides round trips every three hours). 24/7 access.

Deadline: July 28, 2017

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  Location: Madrid, Spain

  Mission: R.A.R.O is a new itinerant residency program that allows national and international artists, to develop their projects in the different studios that R.A.R.O.´s team offers around the cities of Madrid and Buenos Aires.

The itinerant nature of the R.A.R.O residencies, is designed for the resident, to work in his or her project in different artists’ studios, achieving greater feedback and sharing wider experiences in a very diverse environment.

R.A.R.O born in Buenos Aires in 2014 . This program comes from an interest in creating opportunities for exchange and creation, where artists find a common place for production and artistic development. This type of itinerant residencies organization, manages to generate an original and unique artistic space and creates opportunities for artists to carry out their projects.

Cost: However our residencies are in a range of 900 € – 1500 €. Some times even lower than that, but very unlikely to be higher.

To give a precise residency fee, the artist have to send us the application form first. The residency depends of the specification of the project, including: How many and which studios does the artist want to work in, materials, accommodations, final exhibition or open studio, etc… Artists have to be clear with these specifications in the application form.

Artists are expected to cover the full residency fee. Some grants or scholarships might be granted upon availability.

  Application Fee: No application fee

  Number of Artists: Between 1 to 5 artists at a time

  Length of Stay: One Month

    Accommodations:  We offer multiple kinds of accommodation option to our residents. From hostels or shared rooms, to private apartments or private rooms in local artists houses. It all depends on the resident budget and needs. If the resident wants to do an Urban Art Residency, we can provide with specific materials like sprays or markers.

  Demographic/Medium: R.A.R.O is intended to emerging and established, national and international artists of all disciplines who are interested in making itinerant residencies and who want to share studios with other artists. With 9-16 studios to choose from, R.A.R.O residencies cover a wide range of techniques with all kind of equipments and full assistance all the time.

During their stay, artists may exhibit their work, get in contact with local artists, curators, collectors among others.

Finally, they would be given the chance of showing their final work either as an Open Studio or exhibition.

We have variety of artistic format to work at the residency: painting, drawing, printmaking, installation, site specific, performance, urban art, street art, murals, video art, sound art and photography.

    Benefits: R.A.R.O Madrid provides:

Open Studios

Exhibition Opportunities

Work-Exchange Programs

Studio Visits

Time & Space

Facilities and particular work spaces

Local adventures

On-hand administration

Consultations and project counseling

Community

Workshops

Teaching opportunities

Get in contact with local artists, curators and collectors among other art related enthusiasts.

  Deadline: April 30, 2017

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  Location: Sansepolcro, Italy

  Mission: For our residency invest in your artistic practice, from painting and drawing, to writing and music. Our artist residency program allows time for creation, relaxation and connection to a supportive and focused artist community. Set in the hillside of Tuscany, residents become immersed in Italian culture and the rich history of Italy. We invite you to live as an artist and realize your total work. Self-directed projects of all disciplines are supported.

Artist residencies are independent experiences, where artists can work in studio space at the villa and interact with the larger group at meals, throughout the day and during travel. Artists can sign up to eat alongside the group or cook dinner at the villa independently. Artist residents are invited to travel with the group to historic locations once a week. Connect to nature exploring the extensive park systems the villa resides in. Simplify your life and focus on your work. The villa functions as a studio space for residents at all times of day. The villa is within walking distance to the town of Sansepolcro.

We began integrated learning experiences in 2012, in Italy, studying the landscape and architecture with painting and drawing. We continue to provide one of kind journeys to groups from around the world.

Artist Immersion Program 2017 is located in the Tuscan Countryside near Sansepolcro, the site of Piero Della Francesca’s masterpiece “The Resurrection.” Steeped in ancient and artistic history, Sansepolcro is situated 45 minutes from Florence.

We are staying in lovingly restored ancient Tuscan farmhouses on an organic farm, agritourismo, on the edge of a natural reserve. You will be immersed in nature and connected to the landscape.

Day trips include visiting museums and historic landmarks in Florence, Siena and Assisi. Participants also have the option to travel independently.

  Cost: The cost of the two-week residency is $1,700 which includes food/ group dinners, airport transfers to the villa from Rome FCO, weekly excursion costs and lodging. Meals over the mid-weekend break and on travel days are not included. For a self catered experience, the cost is $1,300.

  Application Fee: n/a

  Number of Artists: Up to 15 artists at a time

  Length of Stay: 2 weeks

    Accommodations:  The villa has access to wifi and apartments are private or shared rooms. Private rooms are available for $400 extra for the program timeline. If you are interested in a shared room or rooming with a partner, please email us. Charges for a partner to come along are $900 without food, $1,200 with food. All residents will have access to a kitchen at the villa.

Wifi

Open Access to Kitchen

Walking distance to Sansepolcro

Spa with sauna and massage parlor

Gym

Pool

Common areas/ facilities

Studio space

    Demographic/Medium: Established to emerging artists. For our residency invest in your artistic practice, from painting and drawing, to writing and music.

  Benefits: Artist Immersion Program allows you to live as an artist. This concentrated experience gives artists the time and space to deeply learn new skills and techniques for a lifetime. Throughout history, artists have traveled as a way to study the world. In this program, art is integrated into daily ritual and practice, connecting participants to culture, nature, food and learning. The days are paired down to beautiful meals with farm to table ingredients, cultural immersion and response through art making. We work to empower artists to develop self-confidence and sensitivity to the world around them.

We offer:

Open studios

exhibition opportunities

studio visits

time & space

workshops

local adventures

historical excursions

teaching opportunities

hiking and outdoor activities

  Deadline: April 6, April 13, April 20, April 27, 2017

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