Obee Editions is a collaborative fine art printmaking studio founded in 2016 by Tamarind Master Printer Perry Obee and based in Black Mountain, North Carolina, near Asheville. Rooted in the rich artistic culture of Western North Carolina, the studio works one-on-one with artists to develop original print projects through traditional and contemporary printmaking techniques.

Obee Editions partners with both established and emerging artists across disciplines, providing technical expertise, professional production, and a supportive environment for experimentation, risk-taking, and creative growth. Through collaborative publishing projects, residencies, and visiting artist programs, the studio aims to expand access to printmaking while broadening the range of voices represented in contemporary print practice.

The Obee Editions Residency offers immersive, process-driven collaborations in lithography, monotype, relief, chine collé, artist books, and hybrid print processes. Artists work closely with the master printer to develop projects that evolve through dialogue, experimentation, and hands-on studio practice.

SOPRA SOTTO is a transdisciplinary art residency inspired by the philosophy "as above, so below" (come sopra, così sotto), and functions as a living laboratory grounded in experimentation, co-creation and creative exchange.

The residencies are communal living experiences that explore how we relate, live, and create together beyond dominant systems. Slower daily rhythms offer space to reconnect with oneself, others, and nature. Everyday life centers around shared cooking and meals, time in nature, creative workshops, rest, occasional excursions, and open dialogue. Art is approached as a lens, co-living as a method, relationship as a research, and presence becomes practice.

​The residency offers a framework to work with themes around community, ecology, embodiment, system change, healing and our relationship to nature, body, and spirit. Each residency is shaped around changing overarching themes, often co-developed a collaborator with specific experience and knowledge on the topic. The content of each residency is largely shaped by the residents themselves, with a participatory structure based on a co-created workshop program. The residency is built by residents for residents, through cross-pollination of ideas, collaboration, and collective experimentation.

​Together, residents create a shared container to examine paradigms that no longer serve us, and to explore how extractive systems can be reworked into more regenerative ways of being. Creatives have the power to shape narratives and ideas, and can influence cultural consciousness through ripple effect. Art becomes a tool for questioning, reflection, research, and dialogue, inviting participants to challenge assumptions and explore new ways of sensing and understanding the world. Creative expression is understood as a means for connection, emotional expression, and collective healing. 

​The residency is for interdisciplinary culture shapers from a wide range of fields, including artists in different media, writers, researchers, philosophers, educators, scientists, dancers, musicians, and other creators and changemakers. It welcomes people from all backgrounds, nationalities, ethnicities, ages, religions, sexual orientations, and walks of life, and is shaped around diversity, openness, and shared practice across communities and disciplines.

SOPRA SOTTO prioritizes a process-based approach over fixed outcomes, and exists as an ongoing experiment offering a space for collective (un)learning and reflection grounded in curiosity and presence. Running since 2023, SOPRA SOTTO is evolving toward longer-term residency programs in Sardinia from late 2026 onwards, developing a more rooted project for communal living, critical inquiry, and creative exchange.

We-Che Art Residency is an artist run project, designed by artists for artists, 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, 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 emerging and established writers and creators of all discipline if their project fits to We-Che capacities, evaluating if our (young yet growing) structure can give all the necessary space and is able to promote the better experience for each one.

Our organization is based at a historic riverfront property in southern Ohio, near the Appalachian border region, where we are developing an interdisciplinary artist-in-residence program for visual artists, writers, and musicians. The site includes a restored early-19th-century home and former warehouse adapted into living and working spaces, offering artists a setting that supports focused creative work alongside informal exchange and connection.

The residency is intentionally small, place-based, and process-oriented. We are especially interested in supporting artists whose practices benefit from time, space, and reflection, without pressure for specific outcomes. While public engagement is not required, we encourage optional activities such as open studios, conversations, or workshops when they arise naturally from the artist’s work and are meaningful to the surrounding community.

Art Academy of Cincinnati is proud to announce the launch of its Artist-in-Residence Summer Residency Program, a competitive four-week studio residency for ten artists designed to foster artistic growth, professional development, and creative exchange. Taking place July 6-31, 2026, the program invites artists from across disciplines to apply for an immersive experience that includes a private studio (approx. 200 sq ft) located in the 120,000 square-foot AAC building in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati, and the option of private or shared housing across the street from the campus.

Participants will benefit from studio visits with leading arts professionals, collectors, and curators from the region, providing invaluable feedback and networking opportunities. The residency offers artists a supportive and dynamic environment to advance their practice in the heart of Cincinnati’s thriving arts community.

Created in 2019, El Boga’s mission is to develop cultural, academic, and artistic activities that strengthen the intangible heritage of the World Heritage site of Mompox, add value, and foster dialogue between the local community and visitors. 

We have: 

• Received over 100 artists in residence ; 
• Hosted over 1000 free workshops in disciplines ranging from gastronomy to theater.
• Developed strategic partnerships with local schools, local craftspeople, the Secretary of Tourism and Culture of Mompox, cultural institutes, arts schools, universities and art galleries. 

Our community-oriented artistic residencies prioritize the preservation of Mompox’s local talent, fostering interventions that gain recognition and generate revenue for its creators. 

• Musical Collaborations: Italian musicians and songwriter Gregorio Uribe partnered with local groups to produce new compositions and videos.
• Visual Arts: Artist Fredy Clavijo worked with blacksmiths, ceramists, and songwriters to create unique sculptures.
• Ongoing Innovation: Designer Milena Denis Polania developedg fiber-based objects with local artisans