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The Edward F. Albee Foundation has maintained the William Flanagan Memorial Creative Persons Center (better known as "The Barn") in Montauk, on Long Island in New York, for almost 60 years, which exists to serve writers and visual artists from all walks of life, by providing time and space in which to work without disturbance. Using only talent and need as the criteria for selection, the Foundation invites any and all artists to apply. Writers and visual artists are offered individual en-suite bedrooms and separate working studios for one-month periods. Residents are responsible for their food, travel, and other expenses. The environment is simple and communal. The Center is open almost year-round and can accommodate four creative persons at a time. Applications are accepted bi-annually.
Seattle JazzED believes that any student who wants to play music should get to play. Building on the legacy and values of jazz, Seattle JazzED increases access to the music room, celebrates student expression, and builds lasting connections rooted in community.
Seattle JazzED employs 8 full-time staff and contracts with 45 music instructors. It has a diverse and active 14-member Board of Directors. With an annual operating budget of $1.3 million, it directly serves over 1,300 students annually from schools all over the Seattle area.
In 2019, Seattle JazzED launched a capital campaign that garnered $8 million in pledges from local foundations, the State of Washington, the City of Seattle, and individual donors. A portion of the pledges are held as restricted cash reserves that can be used to find a new physical location. We hope to eventually move into a space where they don't just serve music students—they serve their families, their communities, their city.
Type of Employment
Full time
Type of Role
Leadership or Executive-level
Salary Level or Range
$120,000 - $140,000 annually
This is a remote position
no
Location
Seattle, WA United States
How to Apply
Apply online at the URL provided. Applications received by Thursday, October 3 will be given full consideration; early applications are strongly encouraged!
All applications will be acknowledged via an email receipt. Consideration will be given to applications as soon as they are received; phone and in-person interviewing is anticipated to begin in mid-October.
Seattle JazzED is poised for a bright future as they aim to increase their capacity to make music education widely available in the Puget Sound region. Seattle JazzED seeks an Executive Director to lead the organization in this next phase. The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and manages three direct reports: the Deputy Director, the Development and Communications Director, and the Education Director. The Executive Director will play a pivotal role in driving JazzED's vision and strategy, ensuring the organization's continued success in music education, partnership development, and community engagement.
The new ED will spend their time on these key responsibilities:
Serve as a key spokesperson for Seattle JazzED, building and maintaining relationships with partners, community leaders, and stakeholders.
Provide visionary leadership to guide Seattle JazzED's future direction, building upon the organization's successes and identifying opportunities for growth and improvement.
Lead organizational capacity-building, and continued investment in program development and infrastructure.
Lead the Seattle JazzED team and oversee all aspects of running an effective and efficient nonprofit organization.
Collaborate with staff and the board in fundraising efforts by developing and implementing a diversified resource development and fundraising strategy.
Collaborate with board, staff, and community partners to assess Seattle JazzED's current and future needs, ensuring the organization makes the best decisions for its physical location and long-term growth.
The ideal candidate will bring an unwavering commitment and passion for youth development and education. Key qualifications:
Be an effective people manager who communicates with “kind candor,” listens and leads with curiosity and humility to support a healthy, diverse, and effective team. The successful candidate will be highly skilled at building trusting relationships with staff and providing professional development support and mentoring so staff are able to do their best work.
Bring an excellent organizational leadership skill set, with a record of leading staff and board through growth and change. The successful candidate will have experience with revenue planning, including anticipating future funding needs for growth and identifying aligned revenue sources to support those needs.
Possess confidence and skill in external relations and fundraising, with the aptitude for nonprofit fundraising, especially with major gifts and capital campaigns, and excellent communication and interpersonal skills to engage diverse stakeholders. The successful candidate will be comfortable making in-person asks for financial support.
Bring solid nonprofit operations and financial management acumen, including managing organizational budgets, overseeing financial systems, and guiding human resources and board relations effectively.
Demonstrate a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, with the ability to embed diversity, equity, and inclusion into the organizational culture and practices, and a dedication to building relationships and access for underrepresented groups. Proven record of centering the experience of the underrepresented communities we serve is a must.
Understand and have work or lived experience in youth development.
Pedantic Arts Residency brings together an artist, a curator, and a writer under one roof for a collaborative arts experience. It is a unique invitation to open greater and more cross-disciplinary dialogue within the arts by re-embracing the significant impact that education, study, and structured contemplation can have on artistic output. It is focused on fostering artistic connections rather than production.
Running for a period of 4 weeks, participants will be immersed in the creative communities of Pittsburgh. Pedantic is located in one of the city’s largest and most bustling art hubs. The assets of this creative network will be offered as a meaningful point of influence for residents, while providing them with ample opportunities to advance their practices and share their talents and perspectives.
Pedantic will entail weekly programming including but not limited to lectures, dinners, studio visits, and museum tours. Many of these will be open to members of the larger public or specific invited guests, while others will be reserved as special opportunities just for the cohort. Residents will also have the unique opportunity to partner and collaborate with local organizations and professionals. Each resident will be assigned to a Pittsburgh-based guide working in a similar field who will help connect them to activities, resources, and contacts.
The residency can result in a myriad of outcomes, whether immediate or over time through the continued percolation of ideas.
Private bedroom in a shared housing facility on campus
Application Information
Additional Eligibility Information
CDCP is seeking applicants with practices in either visual art, curating, or arts and culture writing. Individuals working across multiple practices are welcome, though we request you identify one field you are most keen to engage with while participating. Applicants must be available to live in Pittsburgh at the Pedantic apartment for the duration of the program dates.
Applicants must be 18 or older. Applicants must be non-Pittsburgh residents at the time of application. Proof of Covid-19 vaccination and/or booster received within one-year of the residency start date will be required.
The L'AiR Arts Curated Professional Program is specially designed to enable participants to situate their artistic exploration and practice within both the historical and contemporary context of art creation in Paris.
This immersive art residency program offers a stimulating experience of intercultural exchange, research and professional development. Structured as a forum, this residency allows for an emphasis on meeting, connecting and inter-cultural exchange while engaging with the unique history and contemporary scene in Paris. Residents have an opportunity to build lasting connections with the fellow peers and expand their network of Paris-based arts professionals and organizations.
L’AiR Arts grounds its commitment to the contemporary arts within a historical perspective. The program not only provides the opportunity to explore Paris and have a space in which to comfortably stay and work, it also offers an insider’s view into the important role that international artists have played in Paris from the late 19th century to the present day. Located in Montparnasse, known as a historic hub for international artists during the 20th century École de Paris period, the residency program is dedicated to the historical legacy of this prolific period of intercultural artistic exchange.
The program offers a unique opportunity to learn more about the history of the École de Paris while reflecting on the significance of Atelier 11 as central to the international artist community in the past and its renewed role in the future. To foster meaningful encounters and connections, this program provides participants with the opportunity to meet local artists, curators, art historians, and gallerists working in Paris today. Residents also have the opportunity to participate in a facilitated group discussion to exchange ideas and share their work. During this residency, participants explore different artistic neighbourhoods of Paris, visit historic artist studios, many of which are normally closed to the public, as well as art academies and meeting places where the ideas that shaped modern art as we know it were formed.
Private housing on campus (individual apartment/cabin/house)
Private bedroom in a shared housing facility on campus
Shared bedroom
Application Information
Additional Eligibility Information
This program is open to artists and cultural professionals of any age and stage in their career, as we are aiming for a cross-generational mix of professionals working in all media and disciplines.
Candidates from every country of the world are welcomed, however an intermediate level of English is required to effectively interact with others. To attend the program candidate must be sufficiently independent to manage their residency.
Applications may be submitted on an ongoing basis with two deadlines per year – October 31st and April 30th. The submission from the residency candidate must include the following information:
-CV, bio/artist’s statement, and portfolio -Letter of intent: reasons for applying, project description and objectives
Submissions are reviewed by a committee of international and Paris-based arts professionals. Residencies are awarded upon examination of each application and within the limits of available places.
Number of Artists Accepted in Most Current Year
22
Total Applicant Pool in Most Current Year
450
Artist Stipend
Travel Stipend/Material Stipends
Residency Fees
Fee Details
As L'AiR Arts is a registered not-for-profit organisation, our residency fee only aims to cover the costs, already subsidized by our individual and institutional partners. The program fee (up to €200 per day) covers all the components, from the accommodation, most meals and local transportation, to creative space and curated programming. The exact fee depends on the particular program offer, its duration, accommodation preference and funding support.
Limited scholarship opportunities are available for artists and cultural professionals from less economically developed countries, based on the OECD’s DAC list, as well as artists at risk or in exile.
All selected candidates receive an invitation letter indicating the specific condition of their residency, which can be used to seek further funding from national and international agencies.
Since 2021, L’AiR Arts Association has been spearheading a cultural heritage project to transition a historic artist studio Atelier 11 into an International Arts Research Residency dedicated to intercultural exchange.
Built in the 1875 as an artist-led initiative, Cité Falguière has served as a working and living place to more than a hundred French and international artists, including world-renowned Amedeo Modigliani, Chaïm Soutine, Tsuguharu Foujita, Constantin Brancusi, and Paul Gauguin. To continue this artistic heritage within contemporary culture, the last surviving studio of Cité Falguière -Atelier 11 continues to welcome artists and cultural professionals as an International Arts Research Residency. Preserving the living heritage of the École de Paris as a historic hub for intercultural artistic exchange, the aim of this project is to celebrate the significance of Cité Falguière as the world’s longest-running international residency that accepted and nurtured artists throughout three centuries.
A historic place built by artists for artists, for 150 years Atelier 11 Cité Falguière has operated as an artist-run space. Recently recognized as a heritage site, it continues to be supported by the artistic community of L’AiR Arts and Cité Falguière Associations. We invite our peers from all over the world to join us and contribute to the project while benefiting from the Atelier 11 residency in Paris.
Private housing on campus (individual apartment/cabin/house)
Private bedroom in a shared housing facility on campus
Application Information
Additional Eligibility Information
L’AiR Arts International Residency Program at Atelier 11 mirrors the symbol for equality, = a horizontal exchange between artists and cultural professionals from diverse cultural backgrounds, across different ages and genders, working in various disciplines and at all stages of their professional careers.
Candidates from every country of the world are welcomed, however an intermediate level of English is required to effectively interact with others. To attend the program candidate must be sufficiently independent to manage their residency.
Applications may be submitted on an ongoing basis with two deadlines per year – October 31st and April 30th. The submission from the residency candidate must include the following information:
-CV, bio/artist’s statement, and portfolio -Letter of intent: reasons for applying, project description and objectives
Submissions are reviewed by a committee of international and Paris-based arts professionals. Residencies are awarded upon examination of each application and within the limits of available places.
Number of Artists Accepted in Most Current Year
15
Total Applicant Pool in Most Current Year
450
Artist Stipend
Travel Stipend/Material Stipends
Residency Fees
Fee Details
L’AiR Arts aims to rebuild Atelier 11 as an affordable and inclusive space for research, exchange and creation open for artists and cultural professionals from all over the world - just as it was initially established in 1875 as an artist-led initiative, providing residents with living and work space as well as community support.
Thanks to our current supporters, we are able to offer a number of funded and subsidized residencies, as well as fellowships to cover travel and/or material and research stipend. In addition, we accept submissions from candidates who are funded by other institutions and funders. The contributions help us to offset the costs of upkeep and preservation of the Atelier 11 historic residency, while also creating a nurturing and productive environment for the residents.
We therefore offer the following kinds of residency options:
Funded residency (that may also include travel and/or research and material stipend)
Subsidized residency: 625 euro per week
Full cost residency: 1250 euro per week - for applicants who are able to raise their own funds or have already secured funding elsewhere to help cover the costs associated with the residency.
Funded and subsidized residencies are limited and priority is given to candidates from less economically developed parts of the world based on the OECD’s DAC list, as well as artists at risk or in exile.
All selected candidates receive an invitation letter indicating the specific condition of their residency, which can be used to seek further funding from national and international agencies.
Grant/Scholarship/other Funding Support
Grant/Scholarship/Other Funding Support Details
2025 Open Call for Applications
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Atelier 11 - originally a studio for sculpture production, L’AiR Arts is inviting professionals working with sculpture and installation to apply for a fully funded one-month residency in 2025. The residency includes travel, accommodation, living and research/production stipend, creative space and programming support.
L’AiR Arts is committed to supporting intercultural artistic exchange through international arts residency programs, while promoting diversity, inclusion and international understanding through artistic and cultural heritage. Just like L’AiR Arts historical base at Atelier 11, our residency program mirrors the symbol for equality = a horizontal exchange between artists and cultural professionals from various cultural backgrounds, of different ages and genders, working in various disciplines and at all stages of their professional careers.
L’AiR Arts residency program is supported by 4 main pillars:
intercultural exchange
research
professional development and;
contemporary creation
The purpose of L'AiR Arts multidisciplinary residency programs is to foster cross-cultural exchanges and collaborations between international artists and cultural professionals within the local art ecosystem. Located in Montparnasse, known as a historic hub for international artists in the beginning of the 20th century, the L’AiR Arts residency program grounds its commitment to contemporary arts within a historical perspective.
Focusing on intercultural artistic exchange as the legacy of the École de Paris, the program offers an insider’s view into the important role that international artists have played in Paris from the late 19th century to the present day.
Opportunities to develop relationships with local or regional artists/arts organizations
Opportunities to collaborate with local or regional artists/arts organizations
Opportunities to collaborate with other artists/residents
Opportunities to develop relationships with other artists/residents
Opportunities for work with the local community
Opportunities to exhibit or perform new work
Other
Application Information
Additional Eligibility Information
L’AiR Arts International Residency Program at Atelier 11 mirrors the symbol for equality, = a horizontal exchange between artists and cultural professionals from diverse cultural backgrounds, across different ages and genders, working in various disciplines and at all stages of their professional careers.
Candidates from every country of the world are welcomed, however an intermediate level of English is required to effectively interact with others. To attend the program candidate must be sufficiently independent to manage their residency.
Applications may be submitted on an ongoing basis with two deadlines per year – October 31st and April 30th. The submission from the residency candidate must include the following information:
CV, bio/artist’s statement, and portfolio
Letter of intent: reasons for applying, project description and objectives
Submissions are reviewed by a committee of international and Paris-based arts professionals. Residencies are awarded upon examination of each application and within the limits of available places.
Number of Artists Accepted in Most Current Year
30
Total Applicant Pool in Most Current Year
450
Artist Stipend
Travel Stipend/Material Stipends
Residency Fees
Fee Details
Thanks to our current supporters, we are able to offer a number of funded and subsidized residencies, as well as fellowships to cover travel and/or material and research stipend.
Funded and subsidized residencies are limited and priority is given to candidates from less economically developed parts of the world based on the OECD’s DAC list, as well as artists at risk or in exile.
In addition, we accept submissions from candidates who are funded by other institutions and funders. The contributions help us to offset the costs of upkeep and preservation of the Atelier 11 historic residency, while also creating a nurturing and productive environment for the residents.
All selected candidates receive an invitation letter indicating the specific condition of their residency, which can be used to seek further funding from national and international agencies.
Grant/Scholarship/Other Funding Support
Application Fee
0
US Dollar (USD)
Application Type
Open application
Accessibility
What does your program provide during the residency experience?
Pre-orientation
Manual / handbook before arrival
Communication before arrival to discuss accommodations, medical conditions, or other health needs
Orientation upon arrival
Contact information and available accommodations for programs, events, and campus
Staff/volunteer reading information aloud
Staff/volunteer giving directions
Staff/volunteer providing guidance to help locate facilities or activities
Is your campus wheelchair accessible?
Partially Accessible
Caregiver/Aide/PCA
Case by case consideration by staff
Accessibility Contact Name
Mila Ovchinnikova
Accessibility Contact Email
info@lairarts.com
Please briefly describe the facilities and areas of the campus that are NOT accessible.
Atelier 11, a historical space built in 1875, has limited accessibility in certain areas. While the main entry to the studio space is accessible for individuals in wheelchairs, the other two levels of the building are only accessible by staircase, making them inaccessible for those with mobility impairments.
Housing & Accomodation
Type of Housing
Private housing on campus (individual apartment/cabin/house)
Private housing off campus (individual apartment/cabin/house)
Private bedroom in a shared housing facility on campus
Shared bedroom
Accessible Housing
Universally designed
Partially Accessible (50% or more)
Inaccessible
Housing for Companion And/or Caregivers
Case by case consideration
Accessible Communal Spaces
N/A
Common/Communal Spaces Information
L'AiR Arts residency is conveniently situated in the historic district of Montparnasse, within walking distance from the main cultural and artistic sites of Paris. In addition to accomodation on-site or off-site, L’AiR Arts provides residents with the following resources:
Communal studio workspace and meeting space (~40m2 / 430 sq feet) with a fully equipped kitchen
Multimedia arts presentation space (~30m2 / 320 sq feet) with projector and speakers
Research library on modern and contemporary art
Depending on the resident’s project, Atelier can host open studio, exhibition, talk, etc. L’AiR Arts also offers programming, communications and event support, assisting with networking and research opportunities.
The Alaska AIR artist residency program seeks international, US & Alaska artists to create new work and deeply engage Bunnell Street Arts Center’s community.
Bunnell seeks artists to strengthen the social, physical & economic fabric of Homer through the arts by addressing pertinent themes. These may include accessibility, inclusion, sustainability, skills sharing, enhancing community well being, or strategies to build connection.
Mediums include (but are not limited to) social & civic practice; ephemeral art; moving image; movement & dance; music composition & performance; and visual, literary or performing arts.
Alaska AIR residencies are generally scheduled for one month, October to April and provide $2000, travel, lodging, & studio/gallery space. There is a $25 application fee. (Needs-based waivers are available).
One to four fully-funded Alaska AIR residencies are awarded annually. Additional or partially-funded residencies may be awarded as funding and scheduling permit.
Work samples will differ according to each artist's work.
Work samples** may be images, audio, video, or a combination thereof.
Up to 5 work samples may be images.
Up to 3 work samples may be audio. (Total audio time should be no more than 15 minutes)
Up to 3 work samples may be video. (Total video time should be no more than 15 minutes)
**Writers may include up to 10 pages of written work as a PDF.
**Please note, the Alaska AIR application on CaFE will require a minimum of 3 work samples of audio/video/image. Writers may submit .jpgs of pages, audio/video clips of readings, or other solutions to meet this requirement.
At the foot of iconic Pikes Peak, Green Box continues to establish itself as a leading arts incubator in Colorado’s Front Range. Applications will open on September 4th and will be accepted through Friday, October 11, 2024. Only complete applications will be considered. There is no application fee.
The Green Box Artist Residency Program offers artists of national and international stature, across diverse disciplines, and at any stage in their career the opportunity to create new works while living in and engaging with the community of Green Mountain Falls.
Arts Journalism Residency: A unique opportunity combining a two-week spring residency with on-site presence during the 2025 Green Box Arts Festival (June 27 - July 12, 2025). The selected artist will create feature articles in advance of the Festival, write daily blog posts reviewing Festival events, and provide pre/post context conversations during Festival events.
Dance Residency: 1-2 residencies between September and November 2025, utilizing the newly restored Sallie Bush Community Center in Green Mountain Falls as the primary studio space.
Art Installation Rooms: 1-2 residencies are available for artists to create immersive, interactive interior spaces. These residencies will take place before June 2025.
Deliverables will be mutually agreed upon at the time of awarding residencies. Community engagement proposals are an important part of the application and the residency, reflecting Green Box's commitment to fostering connections between artists and the local community.
Artists should note that a vehicle is necessary for living in Green Mountain Falls; they may choose to rent or bring their own. Private housing will be provided at The Shed, Green Box’s dedicated Artist housing.
Resident artists are provided with a stipend. The stipend amounts are awarded as follows:
Individual Artists: $9,000
Duo residencies: $12,000
Trio or larger ensemble residencies: $15,000
For more information, please visit our website or contact us at info@greenboxarts.org for application-relation questions.
Private housing on campus (individual apartment/cabin/house)
Private bedroom in a shared housing facility on campus
Application Information
Number of Artists Accepted in Most Current Year
7
Total Applicant Pool in Most Current Year
300
Artist Stipend
9000
US Dollar (USD)
Travel Stipend/Material Stipends
0
US Dollar (USD)
Residency Fees
0
US Dollar (USD)
Fee Details
Stipends provided along with dedicated private fully-equipped housing and studio space as needed. Individual Artists receive $9,000, Duos receive $12,000, Three or more artists working together receive $15,000. These stipends are intended to cover travel & material as well.
At the foot of iconic Pikes Peak, Green Box continues to establish itself as a leading arts incubator in Colorado’s Front Range. Applications will open on September 4th and will be accepted through Friday, October 11, 2024. Only complete applications will be considered. There is no application fee.
The Green Box Artist Residency Program offers artists of national and international stature, across diverse disciplines, and at any stage in their career the opportunity to create new works while living in and engaging with the community of Green Mountain Falls.
2025 Residency Opportunities:
Dance Residency: 1-2 residencies between September and November 2025, utilizing the newly restored Sallie Bush Community Center in Green Mountain Falls as the primary studio space.
Other Residency Opportunities offered in 2025:
Art Installation Rooms: 1-2 residencies are available for artists to create immersive, interactive interior spaces. These residencies will take place before June 2025.
Arts Journalism Residency: A unique opportunity combining a two-week spring residency with on-site presence during the 2025 Green Box Arts Festival (June 27 - July 12, 2025). The selected artist will create feature articles in advance of the Festival, write daily blog posts reviewing Festival events, and provide pre/post context conversations during Festival events.
Open Project Residencies: 1-2 additional residencies to be determined based on applications received.
Deliverables will be mutually agreed upon at the time of awarding residencies. Community engagement proposals are an important part of the application and the residency, reflecting Green Box's commitment to fostering connections between artists and the local community.
Artists should note that a vehicle is necessary for living in Green Mountain Falls; they may choose to rent or bring their own. Private housing will be provided at The Shed, Green Box’s dedicated Artist housing.
Resident artists are provided with a stipend. The stipend amounts are awarded as follows:
Individual Artists: $9,000
Duo residencies: $12,000
Trio or larger ensemble residencies: $15,000
For more information, please visit our website or contact us at info@greenboxarts.org for application-relation questions.
Private housing on campus (individual apartment/cabin/house)
Private bedroom in a shared housing facility on campus
Application Information
Additional Eligibility Information
Applicants must be available between September - November, 2025.
Number of Artists Accepted in Most Current Year
7
Total Applicant Pool in Most Current Year
300
Artist Stipend
9000
US Dollar (USD)
Travel Stipend/Material Stipends
0
US Dollar (USD)
Residency Fees
0
US Dollar (USD)
Fee Details
Stipends provided along with dedicated private fully-equipped housing and studio space as needed. Individual Artists receive $9,000, Duos receive $12,000, Three or more artists working together receive $15,000. These stipends are intended to cover travel & material as well.
At the foot of iconic Pikes Peak, Green Box continues to establish itself as a leading arts incubator in Colorado’s Front Range. Applications will open on September 4th and will be accepted through Friday, October 11, 2024. Only complete applications will be considered. There is no application fee.
The Green Box Artist Residency Program offers artists of national and international stature, across diverse disciplines, and at any stage in their career the opportunity to create new works while living in and engaging with the community of Green Mountain Falls.
2025 Residency Opportunities:
Arts Journalism Residency: A unique opportunity combining a two-week spring residency with on-site presence during the 2025 Green Box Arts Festival (June 27 - July 12, 2025). The selected artist will create feature articles in advance of the Festival, write daily blog posts reviewing Festival events, and provide pre/post context conversations during Festival events.
Other Residency Opportunities offered in 2025:
Art Installation Rooms: 1-2 residencies are available for artists to create immersive, interactive interior spaces. These residencies will take place before June 2025.
Dance Residency: 1-2 residencies between September and November 2025, utilizing the newly restored Sallie Bush Community Center in Green Mountain Falls as the primary studio space.
Open Project Residencies: 1-2 additional residencies to be determined based on applications received.
Deliverables will be mutually agreed upon at the time of awarding residencies. Community engagement proposals are an important part of the application and the residency, reflecting Green Box's commitment to fostering connections between artists and the local community.
Artists should note that a vehicle is necessary for living in Green Mountain Falls; they may choose to rent or bring their own. Private housing will be provided at The Shed, Green Box’s dedicated Artist housing.
Resident artists are provided with a stipend. The stipend amounts are awarded as follows:
Individual Artists: $9,000
Duo residencies: $12,000
Trio or larger ensemble residencies: $15,000
For more information, please visit our website or contact us at info@greenboxarts.org for application-relation questions.
Private housing on campus (individual apartment/cabin/house)
Private bedroom in a shared housing facility on campus
Application Information
Additional Eligibility Information
Applicants must be available to combine a two-week spring residency with on-site presence during the 2025 Green Box Arts Festival (June 27 - July 12, 2025)
Number of Artists Accepted in Most Current Year
7
Total Applicant Pool in Most Current Year
300
Artist Stipend
9000
US Dollar (USD)
Travel Stipend/Material Stipends
0
US Dollar (USD)
Residency Fees
0
US Dollar (USD)
Fee Details
Stipends provided along with dedicated private fully-equipped housing and studio space as needed. Individual Artists receive $9,000, Duos receive $12,000, Three or more artists working together receive $15,000. These stipends are intended to cover travel & material as well.
