The Sable Project started with a forested piece of land near a mountain called Sable and an idea to bring creative people together in order to grow food and make art. 

We built an Artist Residency Program for artists across disciplines that is off-grid, environmentally engaged, grounded by physical work, and collaborative. It is designed to foster creativity by removing some of the obstacles that keep artists from creating- space, time, and supplies- while providing new influences in an inspiring environment. Each season is unique and each residency experience evolves through the input of everyone present. 

Our Guest Artist Residency is for adult artists of all ages and disciplines seeking space, time, and a place to focus on their art. Guest Artist Residencies are specifically intended for professional individual artists or groups of artists looking for a shorter residency opportunity to work on a specific project, start a new creative endeavor, or put the finishing touches on a work.

Sable is off-the-grid! We live in the woods in Vermont’s Green Mountains. There is no electricity or wifi. We invite Artists to depart from their often hyper-connected routines in order to engage deeply with their surroundings and cultivate a community of care with one another.

Our 2-5 Day Guest Artist Residencies run parallel to our 10 Day Summer Residencies in June, July & September. More details on Sable Residencies.

Creative Destiny Artist Residency was born on the land where the little red barn with a church window
casts a soft, steady light across the land and inner sanctum, illuminating the quiet places where
creativity begins. It is a place of reflection, healing, and creative spark. It is a sanctuary for artists seeking renewal and deeper purpose.

Here, the residency unfolds like a gentle invitation. Artists arrive carrying their questions, their hopes,
their unfinished work, and the parts of themselves that need tending. The land meets them with
stillness. The community meets them with warmth. 

This residency is built on presence, not pressure or production. On listening inward. On
trusting the quiet voice that guides the creative path. Artists are encouraged to explore, rest,
experiment, and reconnect with the inner maker who knows the way forward.

Creative Destiny Artist Residency supports artists through a restorative environment rooted in
reflection, nourishment, and creative exploration. Artists reconnect with their inner maker and step
confidently into the destiny that calls to them, illuminating pathways of purpose for creative expression.

This residency was born from the belief that creativity is not just a practice, but a path. A path that
reveals itself when we slow down, listen inward, and allow ourselves to be nourished.
​Our hope is that every artist who comes here will leave with renewed clarity, deeper courage, and a sense of alignment with their creative destiny.

ASLD’s Visiting Artist Series (VAS) brings notable artists to Denver from across the world. These artists complement existing ongoing classes and workshops, diversify our programming to include new artistic perspectives and media, and broaden teaching practices to enrich and enliven our faculty.

The Color Scheme Residency is a facet of the Visiting Artist Series born of the recognition that many artists have historically been excluded from formal art spaces, including artist residencies. Building on this knowledge, ASLD’s Color Scheme Residency seeks to take an active role in creating a Colorado arts community that uplifts and engages with historically underrepresented communities. Selected artists will be reflective of the arts community at large and open to participating in activities (workshops, exhibits, community conversations) that address specific themes and issues affecting historically underrepresented artists and communities. Each 7-month-long residency offers the artist access to dedicated studio space at ASLD; the opportunity to lead workshops, lectures, and community engagement programs; a monthly stipend; and culminates with an exhibition of work created throughout the residency (this may be a solo or group exhibition, as determined by the artist).

Each residency is tailored to the artist’s expertise and discipline.

The Sable Project started with a forested piece of land near a mountain called Sable and an idea to bring creative people together in order to grow food and make art. 

We built an Artist Residency Program for artists across disciplines that is off-grid, environmentally engaged, grounded by physical work, and collaborative. It is designed to foster creativity by removing some of the obstacles that keep artists from creating- space, time, and supplies- while providing new influences in an inspiring environment. Each season is unique and each residency experience evolves through the input of everyone present. 

Our Summer Artist Residency is for adult artists of all ages and disciplines seeking space, time, and a place to focus on their art. We are specifically looking for artists confident in their creative processes, comfortable living in community, and willing to camp out for the duration of their stay.

Sable is off-the-grid! We live in the woods in Vermont’s Green Mountains. There is no electricity or wifi. We invite Artists to depart from their often hyper-connected routines in order to engage deeply with their surroundings and cultivate a community of care with one another.

Our Summer Residencies take place in June, July and September. More details on Sable Residencies.

ECOLOGY & CLOTH Weekend Workshops / April 10–13 / April 24 –27 /  May 1 – 4 /  May 22 –25 

Spring Sessions with / Cyra Levenson / Gary Graham / Constance Old / Abby Lutz & J. Morgan Puett / others TBA. 

We are passing through the first quarter of the 21st century and still not yet manifesting what should be the most important period for radical change in how we think of ecological materials for clothing ourselves and use of cloth in our everyday lives. Recycling has been the obvious turn, but we have not reached what creative thinking in cloth and design can do for the planet. This series of weekend workshops focuses on transformative questioning about how we think of cloth, clothing. adaptive reuse, collaboration, speculative, and social thinking – ‘NEXT’ aesthetics and Gallery installation in week three are part of this session. Fellows will become Resident-Artists-In-Complexity at Mildred’s Lane, Pennsylvania, and create new project works in the project space and studio in Narrowsburg, NY just across the river. 

The Mildred Complex(ity) (TMC) Project Space & ANNEX – in conjunction with The Department of Inter-Stitch-iaries – Mildred’s Lane, PA., Art Site – both will feature exhibitions with this select group of artists who are design thinking forward for the 21st century. 

Founded in 2020, Moulin/Belle is a space for artists and movers to slow down and reconnect with their raison d’être. Intended as an in-process art residency located in Mareuil en Perigord, Moulin/Belle is an approximately 200-year-old renovated house and converted mill, with a vegetable garden and multiple green spaces. Here artists are provided space to slow down and reconnect with themselves, their creativity, nature and the local community. Over 200 artists, collaborators and families have stayed with us since we opened in 2021, including artists from USA, France, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Belgium, Israel, England, Germany, Turkey, Ireland and more. 

While primarily serving movement-based mediums, our space is open to all who wish to disconnect from city-life, and reconnect to nature. Our Choreographic Exchange: DUETS is a two week structured program for professional level dancers that are emerging choreographers. Participants take daily classes and workshops, choreograph a duet, and perform in two duets.

Use the attached link to check out all of our residency options and see our financial assistance!

We-Che Art Residency is an artist run project, founded by the artistic duo Raom&Loba. In line with our own vision and experience, we humbly wish to offer others what we have received from our peers at different points in our artistic careers: an inspiring place, a warm and quiet workspace, conducive to constructive exchanges with artists from every parts of the world… as a small, human-scale adventure.

We-Che is located on 2ha slice of landscape, crossed by a river, planted of pine and native trees on the 259 Road. close to the historic village of Trevelin founded by Welsh immigrants and 15km from Futaleufú and the Chilean border. A natural nest, backing onto a protected natural area of over 40 ha the Nant y Fall river and its waterfalls. In the heart of the 16th of October Valley, its vineyards, its famous and vast 5million tulip field, facing the majestic pre-Andean mountains in the background at just a few kilometers from the southern entrance of Los Alerces National Park. 

We-Che, means Young in mapuche, and we encourage artists to connect to Patagonia as a natural historical and cultural environnement. Our proposal is to spend time and space away to retreat, create and rejuvenate, gathering new inspiration, and also participate to a more respectful relationship between Art and Nature.

We welcome all creators and writers if their project fits to We-Che, evaluating if our structure can give all the necessary space and is able to promote the better experience for each one.

Fergus Falls is a regional hub of arts and culture in West Central Minnesota, with a variety of organizations and spaces dedicated to visual arts, dance, performance, and artistic development. For the last 15 years, Springboard for the Arts’ rural headquarters in Fergus Falls has supported local artists in developing their careers, while building a national network of relationships and advocacy about the importance of the arts and artists in rural places. Springboard has brought together over 1,500 rural artists to Fergus Falls through programs like the Rural Regenerator Fellowship, the Rural Futures Summit, and more. 

In partnership with organizations and businesses, the Falls Community Arts Exchange invites artists to Fergus Falls who are interested in growing their own practice in a supportive environment or completing a collaborative local project. Visiting artists reside in a beautiful one-bedroom apartment in downtown Fergus Falls, and have access to support from Springboard staff, connections to local artists and leaders, and more. 

A coalition of local host partners play a key role in the Falls Exchange by sharing their own place-based processes and strategies with visiting artists, connecting artists to local community goals, and providing a supportive network for the artists to engage with local residents.  

We’re delighted to partner with the Fergus Falls Public Library, Outstate Brewing, and Victor Lundeen Company for our 2026-27 Exchange. 

residency programme provides, a minimum period of 3 weeks is recommended. 

APPLICATIONS ARE REVIEWED ON A ROLLING BASIS

The outcome of your application will be communicated within two weeks.

An Individual Residency provides uninterrupted periods of time in the beautiful environment of Collemacchia in Italy’s Molise region, home to Tracy’s Italian family for centuries. The community is situated in the outstanding National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise, a protected area of exceptional significance and beauty.

There is no expectation of a final outcome of the residency. Whether you wish simply to be up close to your practice, allow nature to suffuse your thinking and feeling, produce new work or complete a project, at The Museum of Loss and Renewal the utmost will be done to ensure that you can achieve what you set out to do.

Residents receive support and informal mentoring from Tracy and Associates during the residency period, and ongoing support after the residency.

FOCAL POINTS

Time: to produce, reflect, explore, focus

No expectation of a final outcome

Individual practice

International peer-group of fellow residents

Interdisciplinarity

Sharing ideas; feedback

Curator / Associate meeting

Excellent studio / working space

Excellent accommodation; private bedroom for single residents

Library: art, design, architecture, curating, collecting, (art)writing, publishing, walking 

Natural environment of exceptional significance, accessible from the doorstep

Local amenities within walking distance