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Resources for Art Opps

As I get busier I post fewer opportunities to Librarification. Please find these resources to search yourself during my busy times. Nyfa and transartists have particularly good search tools. https://www.nyfa.org/Opportunities http://resartis.org http://residencyunlimited.org http://www.artistcommunities.org http://www.transartists.org http://foundationcenter.org/findfunders http://www.womenarts.org/funding-resources/index

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Residency: Taipei

Taipei Artist Village Artist-in-Residence Taipei is managed by the Department of AIR, Taipei Culture Foundation and operates in two places, Taipei Artist Village and Treasure Hill Artist Village. Secluded by a serene garden, with vibrant Taipei City as a backdrop for creativity, Taipei Artist Village provides freedom and opportunity for innovation in the making of visual art, music, architecture, literature, curatorial and cultural research, arts administration, interdisciplinary arts and performance art and fosters artistic and cultural exchange between Taiwan and the rest of the world. Based on the concept of "symbiosis", Treasure Hill Artist Village is dedicated to planting the roots of artistry at the local level, forming a setting where the environment, art and community converse, and providing artists with a space for living and working that is integrated with concern for society. Location Taipei: Taiwan Taipei Artist Village is conveniently located at the hub of Taipei’s business and government districts. The 1,650-square-meter site and 4-story building are in the heart of Taipei City. Treasure Hill Artist Village is located in Taipei City's first official historical settlement. Statistics Residency Length: 8-12 weeks Average number of artists in residence at a time: 10 Number of artists accepted in most recent year: 50 Total applicant pool in most current year: 500 Eligibility Application type: Open application Collaboration: May apply as a team Geography: Open to US artists, Open to non-US artists Additional eligibility information: Artists-in-residence must be able to converse in English. Students are not eligible to apply. Complete the online application (http://air-artistvillage.org.tw/). The online application deadline for the 2018 AIR OPEN CALL is June 9, 2017 (23:59:59CCT). For any further questions, please contact us by email: [email protected] Application deadline: June 30 Application Ongoing: Yes Additional deadline info: The application deadline has been extended to June 30, 2017 (23:59:59CCT). Past Residents & Quotes The facility, location, and staff resources of the Taipei Artist Village have exceeded my expectations. As an international residency program, it is rich with opportunities to meet and engage with artists of all disciplines and backgrounds. It is a self-contained creative pocket alive within the incredibly fascinating world of downtown Taipei. — Anthony Luensman The Taipei Artist Village provides an artist-led space where pioneering artists in all disciplines — visual, literary, musical, film/video/photography, performing and interdisciplinary — from throughout Taiwan and the world are brought together. The artists drawn to TAV share what is unique from their cultures and experiences, playing a crucial role in enhancing the beauty and grandeur of Taipei city. Facilities & Services Housing: Private housing (individual apartment/cabin/house) Meals: No meals/food provided Computer/internet access: Wireless Internet Companions: Spouses/partners allowed for full stay, Children allowed for full stay additional charges for Spouses/partners and children Accessibility: housing/grounds/studios are accessible Studios/special equipment: Dance / Choreography, Exhibition / Installation, Music studio (non-recording), Music recording studio, Photography (digital), Photography (non-digital), Woodworking Stipends / other support TAV/THAV provide housing, studios, program administration, materials stipend depending on application Additional expectations / opportunities TAV and THAV are given the opportunity to participate in public exhibitions/presentations, artist talks, workshops, open studios, field trips, curator visits Contact Information No. 7 Beiping East Road Taipei, 10053 Taiwan Tel: [phone] Email: [email protected] www.artistvillage.org

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Residency: Georgia

Newnan ArtRez The Newnan Art Rez program offers emerging and mid-career artists a retreat where they can pursue visual, literary, and musical projects away from everyday pressures, offers our community opportunities to engage with artists, and supports creating art and art experiences that will enrich Newnan and Coweta County’s cultural environment. The program works with partnering organizations throughout our community to offer residencies to artists in various disciplines in order to give them space and time to create/develop their work. In return artists will be expected to interact with the community through demonstrations, workshops and/or performances/art shows. We are best suited to host writers, composers, painters, photographers and musicians with their own instruments. If you work in a different discipline, please enquire to see if we can accommodate your specific needs. We cannot accommodate enrolled students, nor can we accommodate potters, ceramicists or wood-turners. Fine artists must have a website. Writers and musician/composers should have a resume. We hope to draw from outside the local community. Residencies can last from two weeks to two months. Actual dates to be determined after Newnan Art Rez receives commitments from partnering organization by November of prior year of residency. Our partnering organizations include but are not limited to the University of West Georgia, the Newnan Historical Society, Newnan-Coweta Art Association, The Heritage School, and The Performing Arts Center. Email for application to [email protected] Selection Process: by committee Location Newnan, Georgia: United States Artists will stay at Gray Cottage in Newnan, Georgia, located one hour south of Atlanta. Newnan is a classic Southern small town that combines traditional charm with contemporary sophistication. The Gray Cottage is only a few blocks from the thriving Court Square with its mix of shops, galleries, local coffee house and restaurants. Statistics Residency Length: 2 weeks to 2 months Average number of artists in residence at a time: 1 Number of artists accepted in most recent year: 6 Total applicant pool in most current year: n/a Eligibility Collaboration: Must apply and be accepted individually Geography: Open to US artists, Open to non-US artists Application deadline: January 16, February 16, March 16, April 16, May 16, June 16, July 16, August 16, September 16, October 16, November 16, December 16 Application Ongoing: Yes Additional deadline info: Deadlines are ongoing each month. We accept applications up to one year prior to the artist's residency. Applications should be submitted by the 16th of each month. Facilities & Services Housing: Private housing (individual apartment/cabin/house) Meals: No meals/food provided Computer/internet access: Wireless Internet Accessibility: housing/grounds/studios are accessible Studios/special equipment: Book Arts, Exhibition / Installation, Painting, Theater Other facilities and services: One bedroom, laundry with washer/dryer, one full bathroom, living room with cable tv, full kitchen, studio, office, and bikes are provided. Residency Fees Expenses paid by artist: Travel, food, supplies Expenses paid by the Residency: Housing, utilities Stipends / other support A small stipend may be provided in some instances. Additional expectations / opportunities PRESENTATION OF ARTIST’S WORK: Visiting artists will be invited to present and sell their work in a final show and may develop other methods for presenting within the community with their sponsoring organization. ARTIST’S COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: Artists will offer at least one free demonstration or workshop per week of residency, or a minimum of 2 hours of community interaction per week. Artists will attend an introductory reception with host organizations members and artists from the community and will be provided one meal a week to interact with the community throughout the residency. Artists are encouraged to attend or create other functions to share their work and knowledge. Artists will be able to sell their work in a farewell presentation. Artists can also create their own guidelines for applications that Newnan Art Rez approves. Organizations can bring in people or use Gray Cottage to expand the visit of artists already scheduled to come to the area. Newnan Art Rez will coordinate dates of visits . Contact Information 104 Woodbine Circle Newnan, Georgia 30263 United States Tel: [phone] Email: [email protected] newnanartist.org

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Residency: New Orleans

Court 13 Arts Residency Program The Court 13 Arts Residency Program provides artists at all stages of their careers with the opportunity to create experiential work in a specific context and to meet and interact with New Orleans’ artistic community. Residencies are open to emerging and mid-career artists, as well as craftspeople, creatives, and non-artists who display a level of talent, imagination, conceptual creativity, technique and risk-taking. Selected artists will work closely with Court 13 Arts’ staff to set up projects to best use the space and time available. That said, our goal is for artists to be in the position to work without external direction or interference. Our residencies are designed to facilitate a balance between work and social interaction by providing the opportunity for visiting artists to investigate new ideas and share differing viewpoints. By having established artists and non-professional/untrained artists operating in the same space at the same time, cross-project communication will occur. As this is our inaugural residency cycle, we will work on a project-by-project basis to explore opportunities for public programs —workshops, demonstrations, performances, and exhibitions—targeting all ages and backgrounds. We are intrigued by projects that can by design incorporate community outreach possibilities. The Fall Residencies are approximately 2 months, beginning September 24 and culminating in our annual festival/exhibition Always for Pleasure Festival, scheduled November 17-26, 2017 (see FAQ for a detailed description of the festival). In our self-directed residencies, artists are encouraged to utilize in-house tools (wood shop, welders, basic hand tools, paint spray booth) and materials, as well as donated and recycled materials from our external film work. Our facilities are a comprised of approx. 8,000 square feet of raw workshop space, and a 14,000 square foot yard. Projects that can utilize this workspace effectively and that can be exhibited within a festival context will be given priority. Location New Orleans, Louisiana: United States Located in the Gentilly neighborhood of New Orleans, a broad, predominantly middle-class and racially diverse section. The Gentilly neighborhood is bounded by Lake Pontchartrain to the north, France Road to the east, Bayou St. John to the west, and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad to the south. Contact Information 2801 Franklin Avenue New Orleans, Louisiana 70122 United States Tel: [phone] Email: [email protected] www.court13arts.org

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Residency: Sisters, OR

Caldera Every winter from January through March, creative individuals and collaborative groups from all over the world are welcomed to Caldera Arts Center in Oregon’s Cascade Mountain range. Because we believe a range of backgrounds enhances the communal experience, residencies are open to national and international artists of any discipline, as well as creative thinkers in engineering, design and the sciences who have emerged and established themselves beyond university training. Caldera's Artist in Residence (AiR) Program began in 2001 and since has offered the gift of space and time to over 300 creative people. Today, Caldera is open to applications from parent artists. The geographic and disciplinary diversity of applications reflects Caldera’s belief that creativity is an innate quality of all individuals. It also confirms Caldera’s perspective that diversity enhances the experience of all residents at Caldera, creating a broader arena of ideas in which participants can share their work. Caldera's AiR program happens alongside its successful Youth program. Caldera’s youth program provides underserved Oregon children with year-round, long-term mentoring through arts and nature projects, beginning at age 11 and continuing through young adulthood. Linking Caldera’s youth and adult programs is a passionate belief in the power of creativity. Residents are encouraged to contribute to our Youth program. Apply for Caldera's ARTIST IN RESIDENCE program and spend one-month in private accommodations and private studio or semi-private studio. With this program, you are encouraged to do a workshop or presentation to our youth and to contribute to Open Studios on the last Saturday of the month. Deadline: June 17th, 2016. See website for more details. http://calderaarts.org/caldera/arts-in-residence/application/ Location Sisters, Oregon: United States Caldera Arts Center is nestled on 120 acres in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains 16 miles west of Sisters, Oregon. It sits near the shores of Blue Lake, aptly named for its intense cerulean color. At a depth of 350-feet, Blue Lake is Oregon's third deepest lake. Surrounding Caldera are miles of hiking and cross-country skiing trails into National Forest. Statistics Residency Length: 1 month Average number of artists in residence at a time: 5 Number of artists accepted in most recent year: 17 Total applicant pool in most current year: 125 Eligibility Artist Status: Mid-career Artists Application type: Open application Collaboration: May apply as a team Geography: Open to US artists, Open to non-US artists Additional eligibility information: Candidates' applications are judged by a panel of peers and arts professionals. The panels change each year. Application deadline: June 16 Application Ongoing: No Additional deadline info: Past Residents & Quotes As artists we felt enormously encouraged and supported – without the incredible community of staff and fellow residents we wouldn’t have been able to make such ambitious work in such a condensed period of time. One of the things we are most grateful for is that we feel we have gained a life-long connection to the people, the program, and the generous spirit of Caldera. — Crystal Schenk Facilities & Services Housing: Private housing (individual apartment/cabin/house) Virtual tours of Caldera's facilities can be found at: http://www.spinvirtualtours.com/tours/vtour/caldera. Meals: Some meals are provided Artists are provided with a welcome reception and with one family-style dinner each week during their stay. Computer/internet access: Computer and internet connection provided in common area (shared), Wireless Internet Accessibility: housing/grounds/studios are accessible Caldera is now in the process of putting in wheelchair accessible trails in the areas close to the Hearth Center. We have plans to upgrade one of our A-frames so that it is fully accessible; however currently the bathroom is not wheelchair-friendly. Studios/special equipment: Ceramics / Pottery, Dance / Choreography, Painting, Photography (digital), Photography (non-digital), Sculpture Additional studio information: *The Campbell Studio (Studio A) (42'x27' with shelving & kiln) *Studio B (48'x26') *Studio Loft (18'x16') *Darkroom (supplies not included) *Rehearsal studio (94'x45' with sprung floor and piano) Residency Fees There is a $35 application fee, but no other residency fees. Stipends / other support Stipends are occasionally available. Additional expectations / opportunities Monthly Open Studios participation is required of all residents. Other community outreach with Caldera youth and to the local area community are strongly encouraged. Contact Information 31500 Blue Lake Drive Sisters, Oregon 97759 United States Tel: [phone] Email: [email protected] www.calderaarts.org

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Writers’ Residency: Point Reyes, CA

Mesa Refuge The Mesa Refuge offers two-week residencies to emerging and established writers and other creatives focused on innovative thinking in the areas of nature, human economy and social equity. The Mesa Refuge was founded in 1997 by Peter Barnes to support writers addressing the compelling issues of our time. Since then, more than 600 residents have allowed the magic of this place–at the edge of the natural and human worlds–to inspire innovative thinking and writing. Using the gift of space and time provided here, Mesa Refuge writers such as Michael Pollan, Terry Tempest Williams, Van Jones, Rebecca Solnit, Raj Patel and Krista Tippett stir essential discourses that ripple far beyond the Mesa Refuge. Complete application information can be found online at our website: www.mesarefuge.org. Location Point Reyes Station, California: United States The Mesa Refuge is located on a bluff overlooking Tomales Bay and restored wetlands. It sits at the edge of the San Andreas Fault, on the periphery of a great city, at a spot where urban civilization adjoins agriculture and wilderness. This is an ideal place for contemplation. The town of Point Reyes Station is a 10-minute walk away. Statistics Residency Length: 2 weeks Average number of artists in residence at a time: 3 Number of artists accepted in most recent year: 35 Total applicant pool in most current year: 75 Eligibility Application type: Open application Collaboration: May apply as a team Geography: Open to US artists, Open to non-US artists Application deadline: December 01, June 01 Application Ongoing: Yes Facilities & Services Housing: Private bedroom in a shared housing facility Meals: Some meals are provided Computer/internet access: Computer and internet connection provided in common area (shared), Computer and internet connection provided in living or studio area (private), Wireless Internet Accessibility: no Unfortunately at this time we are not accessible for wheelchairs. Residency Fees Room and most dinners are provided at no cost; however, donations are encouraged. Travel to and from Point Reyes is each resident's responsibility. There is an application fee of $40.00 to cover administrative costs. Stipends / other support Some evening meals are provided. Additional expectations / opportunities Contact Information P. O. Box 1389 Point Reyes Station, California 94956 United States Email: [email protected] www.mesarefuge.org

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Residency: San Francisco

The Growlery The Growlery is an artists’ residency program whose mission is to create a free live-work environment for visual artists, designers, and intellectuals that will encourage creative production, discussion, and reciprocal influence among members of our diverse community. Residencies are one to three months. There are no fees for this program. Artists have the opportunity to exhibit work, participate in presentations, and host studio tours. Location San Francisco, California: United States A Victorian-era house in the heart of San Francisco Statistics Residency Length: 1-3 months Average number of artists in residence at a time: 3 Eligibility Application type: Open application Collaboration: May apply as a team Geography: Open to US artists, Open to non-US artists Additional eligibility information: http://www.thegrowlery.org/residency-application/ Application deadline: July 15 Application Ongoing: Yes Additional deadline info: Email applications by July 15, 2017 to [email protected] Facilities & Services Housing: Private bedroom in a shared housing facility Each resident is offered a private bedroom of at least 150 sq feet and a shared bath. Housing is free and includes WIFI internet, laundry facilities, and a communal kitchen. Artists are responsible for their own food. Meals: No meals/food provided Computer/internet access: Wireless Internet Accessibility: no The Growlery is a 3-story Victorian house built in 1892. Additional studio information: There is a shared studio space in the basement, but many artists choose to work in other areas of the house. We have tools for communal use (list available on request). Residency Fees None Stipends / other support $500 materials budget Additional expectations / opportunities Artists have the opportunity to exhibit work, participate in presentations, and host studio tours. Contact Information 235 Broderick Street San Francisco, California 94117 United States Email: [email protected] www.thegrowlery.org

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Residency: North Adams, MA

The Studios at MASS MoCA The Studios at MASS MoCA is a new program (launched in October 2015) offering residencies to artists from around the world. MASS MoCA's Assets for Artists program is now accepting applications for residencies sessions of 1-8 weeks between October 13, 2017, and April 2, 2018. This time around, in addition to the usual benefits — great studio space and housing, one group meal per day, access to MASS MoCA‘s exhibitions and to Makers’ Mill (a printmaking and fiber arts makerspace located a short walk from the Studios), and one-on-one professional development coaching — we’ll be inviting certain applicants to participate in “financial wellness” residency sessions, with extra financial aid to minimize the residency fee, a $500 travel/meals stipend, and workshops and coaching to get your financial house in order. This is made possible with the support of a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The deadline to apply is July 6, 2017 11:59pm. There is no application fee. Location North Adams, Massachusetts: United States MASS MoCA is one of the world's largest and most renowned contemporary art museums, located in North Adams, Massachusetts, about 3 hours (by car) from Boston and New York. North Adams is a former industrial town of approximately 13,000 residents, nestled in the Berkshire Mountains. The surrounding region has tremendous hiking (the Appalachian Trail goes through North Adams, and there are numerous other trails in the surrounding hills -- Mount Greylock State Reservation, Clarksburg State Forest, Green Mountain National Forest, etc.). We also have fantastic arts attractions nearby, including the Clark Art Institute, Williams College Museum of Art and Williamstown Theater Festival just 10 minutes away, and Tanglewood, Jacob's Pillow, Shakespeare & Company, Barrington Stage and Berkshire Theater Festival less than an hour away. Contact Information 1040 MASS MoCA Way North Adams, Massachusetts 01247 United States Tel: [phone] x8147 (email preferred) Email: [email protected] www.massmoca.org/studios

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Residency: Syracuse, NY

Light Work | Artist-in-Residence (AIR) Program Every year Light Work invites between twelve and fifteen artists to come to Syracuse to devote one month to creative projects. Over 360 artists have participated in Light Work’s Artist-in-Residence Program, and many of them have gone on to achieve international acclaim. More information can be found online at www.lightwork.org/air/apply/ Location Syracuse, New York: United States Statistics Residency Length: 1 month Average number of artists in residence at a time: 1-2 Number of artists accepted in most recent year: 12 Total applicant pool in most current year: 500+ Eligibility Artist Status: Emerging Artists Application type: Open application Collaboration: May apply as a team Geography: Open to US artists, Open to non-US artists Application deadline: July 01 Application Ongoing: Yes Additional deadline info: Our deadline of July 1 of each year concludes the application period for the following year, however immediately after closing a new application period opens for the next year. This means artists can apply at any time of the year. Past Residents & Quotes Past residents: Carrie Mae Weems, Cindy Sherman, John Gossage, James Casebere, Jim Goldberg, Dawoud Bey, Fazal Sheikh, and Hank Willis Thomas, and many more. See a complete list at www.lightwork.org/artists/ "Light Work's residency program provided me with valuable time and resources to work, to think, to play, to consider, to photograph, to print and to imagine the possible. For it’s extraordinary support and the encouragement that came with it, I remain deeply grateful." — Carrie Mae Weems (1988 Light Work AIR) "As we look to the future, we continue to expand our definition of photography and are excited to support a diverse group of artists, working in equally diverse ways." — Shane Lavalette (Director, Light Work) Facilities & Services Housing: Private bedroom in a shared housing facility We offer a private bedroom in a two-bedroom artist apartment just blocks away from our facility. Often there will be another Artist-in-Residence sharing the apartment. Meals: Residents make own meals/groceries provided Residents are responsible for buying or making their own meals. The artist apartment includes a fully-furnished kitchen for cooking and a fridge for groceries. Computer/internet access: Computer and internet connection provided in common area (shared), Computer and internet connection provided in living or studio area (private), Wireless Internet Accessibility: housing/grounds/studios are accessible Studios/special equipment: Book Arts, Digital media, Film / Digital editing, Photography (digital), Photography (non-digital) Additional studio information: For more information about our facilities, see www.lightwork.org/lab Residency Fees There are no fees. Stipends / other support The residency includes a $5,000 stipend, a furnished artist apartment, 24-hour access to our state-of-the-art facilities, and generous staff support. Work by each Artist-in-Residence is published in a special edition of Contact Sheet: The Light Work Annual along with an essay commissioned by Light Work. Work by former Artists-in-Residence is also part of the Light Work Collection. Additional expectations / opportunities Participants in the residency program are expected to use their month to pursue their own projects: photographing in the area, scanning or printing for a specific project or book, and so on. Artists are not obligated to lecture at our facility, though we hope that the artists are friendly and accessible to local artists and students. Contact Information 316 Waverly Ave. Syracuse, 13244 United States Tel: [phone] Email: [email protected] http://www.lightwork.org/air/apply

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Exchange: Iran/Mexico

Open Call For Iranian and Mexican Artists Exchange Program September 1-30, 2017 – Puebla, Mexico November 1-30, 2017 – Tehran, Iran Application Deadline June 15, 2017 Kooshk Residency and Arquetopia present a new exchange program between Iran and Mexico for one Mexican and one Iranian artist, active in fields of visual arts. This exchange program exists out of two parts. The first part is held from 1-30 September, 2017 in Puebla, Mexico. During a residency of one month, the Iranian artist has the opportunity to work in Puebla and collaborate with the Mexican artist. Arquetopia will be responsible for providing accommodation, meals, utilities and housekeeping, weekly meetings with our staff for individualized research assistance/resources, project guidance, and critiques; studio space; and some tools. Arquetopia will also include the artist in the “Open Process Program” and other outreach programs, by organizing an artist talk, workshop or any other kind of public event. The second part will be held from 1-30 November, 2017 in Tehran, Iran. The Mexican artist will have the opportunity to work in Tehran, Iran within our international residency community. During these four weeks, the artist will be introduced to the Iranian art scene, be invited to gallery openings and meet Iranian artists. Kooshk will also provide accommodation, studio space, meals, logistical support of the artist’s scheme through the duration of the residency. The program will start with a presentation and end with an open studio. The application is open for visual artists from Mexico and Iran. Applicants have to be interested in exchanging ideas and consider the participation in both parts of the projects. Applicants will be evaluated by a committee of the organizers mentioned above and will be informed by e-mail. All the expenses for airfare, insurance, medical coverage for the duration of the program, any visa fee and the living expenses such as travel will be by the artists themselves. How to apply Artists can apply by filling the online form at www.kooshkresidency.com/application-form. Hard-copy and email submissions are not accepted. Applications received after the deadline date will not be considered. Inquire here with any questions: [email protected]

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Residency: Taipei

Taipei Artist Village Artist-in-Residence Taipei is managed by the Department of AIR, Taipei Culture Foundation and operates in two places, Taipei Artist Village and Treasure Hill Artist Village. Secluded by a serene garden, with vibrant Taipei City as a backdrop for creativity, Taipei Artist Village provides freedom and opportunity for innovation in the making of visual art, music, architecture, literature, curatorial and cultural research, arts administration, interdisciplinary arts and performance art and fosters artistic and cultural exchange between Taiwan and the rest of the world. Based on the concept of "symbiosis", Treasure Hill Artist Village is dedicated to planting the roots of artistry at the local level, forming a setting where the environment, art and community converse, and providing artists with a space for living and working that is integrated with concern for society. Location Taipei: Taiwan Taipei Artist Village is conveniently located at the hub of Taipei’s business and government districts. The 1,650-square-meter site and 4-story building are in the heart of Taipei City. Treasure Hill Artist Village is located in Taipei City's first official historical settlement. Statistics Residency Length: 8-12 weeks Average number of artists in residence at a time: 10 Number of artists accepted in most recent year: 50 Total applicant pool in most current year: 500 Eligibility Application type: Open application Collaboration: May apply as a team Geography: Open to US artists, Open to non-US artists Additional eligibility information: Artists-in-residence must be able to converse in English. Students are not eligible to apply. Complete the online application (http://air-artistvillage.org.tw/). The online application deadline for the 2018 AIR OPEN CALL is June 9, 2017 (23:59:59CCT). For any further questions, please contact us by email: [email protected] Application deadline: June 09 Application Ongoing: Yes Housing: Private housing (individual apartment/cabin/house) Meals: No meals/food provided Computer/internet access: Wireless Internet Companions: Spouses/partners allowed for full stay, Children allowed for full stay additional charges for Spouses/partners and children Accessibility: housing/grounds/studios are accessible Studios/special equipment: Dance / Choreography, Exhibition / Installation, Music studio (non-recording), Music recording studio, Photography (digital), Photography (non-digital), Woodworking Stipends / other support TAV/THAV provide housing, studios, program administration, materials stipend depending on application Additional expectations / opportunities TAV and THAV are given the opportunity to participate in public exhibitions/presentations, artist talks, workshops, open studios, field trips, curator visits Contact Information No. 7 Beiping East Road Taipei, 10053 Taiwan Tel: [phone] Email: [email protected] www.artistvillage.org

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Residency: Washington, D.C.

Halcyon Arts Lab Emerging Program member Halcyon, a non-profit based in Washington DC, is launching a new residential artist fellowship dedicated to the intersection of arts and social-engagement The Halcyon Arts Lab Fellowship is a nine-month program established to provide emerging artists with time and space to explore new ideas and ambitious projects in an environment of independent learning, study, and collaboration. The fellowship is designed to provide support and resources to emerging artists who desire to develop projects that promote meaningful social impact, and for those who wish to follow the path of leadership in the field of socially-engaged art. Why apply? Fellows accepted into the program will have access to the following: • A dedicated studio to concentrate on independent learning and creative practice. • $18k financial scholarship to support living and material costs • Nine months of offsite residential accommodation (eligible for non-DC residents only) • A curriculum of classes that provides skills training in negotiating, marketing, and fundraising • Mentorship and critique from an experienced arts professional • Workshops and lectures with a broad content of art topics in the public realm, from urban planning and policy, to design thinking and social justice. • Mentorship with DC high school students to provide guidance, instruction and inspiration to the next generation • Opportunities to collaborate with fellow artists, social entrepreneurs and our program partner organizations in Washington, DC. There is no application fee. Application deadline: May 4, 2017 Location Washington DC, District Of Columbia: United States Contact Information 1801 35th Street NW Washington, DC, District Of Columbia 20009 United States Tel: [phone] Email: [email protected] www.halcyonhouse.org

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Opportunities at Headlands

Apply now! 2018 Artists Programs at Headlands Headlands' Artist in Residence, Chamberlain Award, and Chiaro Award are fully sponsored residencies for local, national, and international artists working across disciplines at various stages in their careers. Our residencies bring together practitioners from diverse locales and cultural backgrounds for meaningful engagement, inquiry, and discourse. Deadline is June 2, 2017 Apply by May 8 for an early bird rate on your application fee! Details below. For local, national, and international artists working in a wide range of disciplines The Artist in Residence (AIR) program awards fully sponsored residencies to approximately 45 local, national, and international artists each year. Artists selected for this program work at the cutting-edge of their field, are at a critical stage in their career, and express a desire to work within Headlands' unique physical environment and peer-to-peer community. Artists in Residence work in all media, including drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, film, video, new media, installation, fiction and nonfiction writing, poetry, dance, music, interdisciplinary, social practice, and architecture. Residencies of four to ten weeks include flexible studio space, chef-prepared meals, comfortable housing, and travel and living stipends. Learn more Applications Due: June 2, 2017 Early bird application fee: $35 through May 8 For artists working in social practice worldwide Fully sponsored residency and $5,000 cash prize Honoring visionary artist and former Headlands Program Director Ann Chamberlain, the Chamberlain Award is a fully sponsored artist residency and cash prize designed to support an artist who displays exceptional merit working in the discipline of social practice. This award supports artists whose creative work, through a range of non-traditional or non-studio based media, encourages socially engaged interaction, participation, and investigation that directly inspires change for individual lives and communities. Learn more Applications Due: June 2, 2017 Early bird application fee: $20 through May 8 For mid-career painters nation-wide Fully sponsored residency and $15,000 cash prize The Chiaro Award is a fully sponsored artist residency and cash prize for an accomplished mid-career painter residing in the United States. As definitions of the medium have expanded, the Chiaro Award aims to support an individual whose investigations are yielding innovative approaches and solutions to painting's possibilities. The award is designed to have a meaningful impact on the life and career of one artist per year, by both recognizing past success, and by fostering their ability to continue to produce exceptional and exemplary work in the medium of painting. Learn more Applications Due: June 2, 2017 Early bird application fee: $20 through May 8 Artists Programs at Headlands Our Artists Programs provide opportunities for research, experimentation, professional development, and peer-to-peer exchange for artists of all disciplines at critical times in their careers. Unique among programs for artists, Headlands’ dynamic programs provide meaningful resources—time, space, community, and financial support—and are home to local, national, and international Artists in Residence, regional Affiliate Artists and Graduate Fellows, and visiting artists and curators working on new projects. www.headlands.org

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Fellowship: Berkeley

Kala Fellowship Award The Kala Fellowship award is an international competition open to artists from the U.S. and around the world. Artists producing innovative work in all mediums including printmaking, digital media, installation art, social practice, photography, performance, video, sound and book arts are encouraged to apply. Fellowship Awards are given based on conceptual creativity, originality, and artistic excellence as well as technical knowledge. For more information on how to apply, click here The 2017 Fellowship competition will be juried by Kala's Artistic Director and a panel that includes one Fellowship alumni artist and one invited Bay Area arts professional (TBA). Deadline: May 18, 2017 www.kala.org

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Call: Arts Writers

Arts Writers Grant Program Application Open The Creative Capital | Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program supports writers whose work addresses contemporary visual art through project-based grants, ranging from 15,000 to 50,000 USD, issued directly to twenty individual authors a year. The program was founded in recognition of both the financially precarious situation of arts writers and their indispensable contribution to a vital artistic culture. The Arts Writers Grant Program supports a broad spectrum of writing on contemporary visual art, from general-audience criticism to academic scholarship. Writers who meet the program's eligibility requirements are invited to apply in the following categories: Articles, Blogs, Books, New and Alternative Media, and Short-Form Writing. Due to legal constraints we can only fund U.S. citizens, permanent residents of the United States, and holders of O-1 visas. For guidelines and additional eligibility requirements, please v isit our website. For guidelines and additional eligibility requirements, and to apply, please visit our website: artswriters.org

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Call: Formerly Incarcerated Artists

RIGHT OF RETURN USA FELLOWSHIP A FELLOWSHIP FOR FORMERLY INCARCERATED ARTISTS – The Soze Agency is proud to announce the first year of the Right of Return USA Fellowship, funded by Open Philanthropy. This fellowship program will invest in formerly incarcerated artists to create original works that can further criminal justice reform in partnership with advocates and organizers. The first cohort will include five artists with diverse backgrounds, who will each receive a $10,000.00 prize, plus $10,000.00 for materials and production. Artists as culture makers have a critical role to play in transforming society into one that is more just, and the push to end mass incarceration is no exception. Artists distill complex issues and emotions, helping us make sense of the world around us. By connecting their audiences to vivid expressions of truth, such as the inhumane conditions of solitary confinement, they inspire us to urgent action. Artists are organizers, connecting people together and building power to reimagine the world. While many artists have explored the issue of mass incarceration, formerly incarcerated artists have an especially important role in exploring this issue. Speaking from their own life stories, these artists powerfully ground their audiences in the experience of incarceration, helping us to break through the wall of ignorance and shame that often disconnects the public from action. As such, they are critical strategic partners in efforts to challenge mass incarceration at all levels. We hope that this fellowship will not only amplify the work of 5 formerly incarcerated artists, but will also help to build a wave of interest in the vision of formerly incarcerated artists for America after mass incarceration. The Right of Return project encourages formerly incarcerated artists of all disciplines who seek to challenge mass incarceration through their creative practice -- including visual, performing, media, design, and other creative professions – to apply for the fellowship. ARTIST RETREAT In addition to receiving financial support for the proposed project, Returning Citizens Fellows will have a group retreat from June 22 - 25th, 2017 ( U.S. based location TBD); participation is a requirement of the fellowship. The central aims of the retreat are to foster relationships, gain perspective on the problems of mass incarceration and innovative solutions, and develop a deeper knowledge of the campaign for purposes of the fellowship. The retreat may include master classes on campaign strategies, criminal justice policy, and/or past and present and history of political art. APPLY HERE DEADLINE: APRIL 21, 2017