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PO Box 23212
Providence, RI 02903
United States
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Providence, RI 02903
United States
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116 W Main Street
Jonesborough, TN 37659
United States
The International Storytelling Center is a nonprofit organization and the premiere educational, arts and cultural institution dedicated to building better lives through the art of storytelling.
It is our organization’s goal to inspire and empower people everywhere to capture and tell their stories, listen to the stories of others, and use storytelling to produce positive change.
In Cahoots Residency is a place of collaboration and creative energy, a rare opportunity for uninterrupted work time as well as dialog with other artists. The residency provides housing and studio space to emerging and professional artists working in a variety of mediums. Our pastoral location and light-filled studios for book art, letterpress, writing, and printmaking inspire artists to make new discoveries and leave with a renewed passion for their work. The residency hosts from three to five artists at a time for sessions ranging from one to three weeks long. Residents are provided private individual guest houses (with kitchens and full bathrooms) and 24-hour access to the spacious shared studios or the individual writing studio. With a focus on community and inclusion, we welcome adult artists of all ethnicities, religions, ages, physical abilities, genders, sexual orientations, financial statuses, and educational backgrounds.
198 Liberty Rd
Petaluma, CA 94952
United States
1 Week
$995/$845 students
Sleeping Cottage (May-October)*: $745
2 Weeks
$1700/$1445 students
Sleeping Cottage (May-October)*: $1275
3 Weeks
$2500/$2125 students
Sleeping Cottage (May-October)*: $1875
**May-October, accommodations in the sleeping cottages are 25% off the regular residency prices.
The sleeping cottage is our form of glamping: a private cottage with a short walk to a shared kitchen and restroom.
If you choose to share housing with your collaborator, each artist receives 25% off their residency fee
Applications for full and partial Fellowships are accepted twice a year. Twenty fully and partially funded residencies are available each year, ten for residencies taking place between January and May (deadline June 1) and ten for residencies between June and December (deadline October 1)
Fellowships are designed for artists for whom this residency experience would otherwise be out of reach financially. We welcome applications from all artists with financial need, but especially emerging artists/writers with less than 10 years of experience in the field, recent students, people of color, those who are returning to art after another career, and adjunct teachers. If you apply for a Fellowship and are not awarded one, your application will automatically be considered for a paid residency spot.
The property is in rural Petaluma, so the paths getting to and from the studio are bumpy terrain.
There is a variety of terrain that may be rough on a wheelchair, but is walkable for those who are steady on their feet.
The spacious printmaking and book arts studios are in a renovated barn, with modern conveniences and historic charm. There is wi-fi in the housing and the studio and good cell service throughout the property. The letterpress studio, located in the former horse barn, is fully equipped with a Vandercook Universal I, a Vandercook Universal III automated press, and a large collection of lead and wood type of a variety of sizes. The printmaking studio, with northern light and exposed beams overhead, houses a Takach 40 x 72 etching press, a Conrad 36 x 54 etching press, a Griffin 32 x 52 etching press, vertical etching tank, large paper soaking tray, utility sink, drying rack, and work tables. The separate book bindery includes large work tables, Jacques board shear, Challenge guillotine paper cutter, drymount press, Kwikprint foil stamp press, and two nipping presses. Basic supplies such as solvents, rags, brayers, and newsprint are provided. Artists should bring their own plates and paper, and can opt to bring their own inks or pay a small fee to use the studio inks.
130 North Harpersfield Road
Jefferson, NY 12093
United States
Middlebrook Arts Research + Residency Center (MAR+RC) is a vibrant arts center in Jefferson, NY, focused on creating interesting and accessible arts programming.
Offered programs include a robust artist-in-residence program, ongoing performance programming steered by resident artists, an annual performance series by BodyStories: Teresa Fellion Dance, dance classes for adult and youth students, and health/wellness retreats. We invite creators through various mediums within the performing, literary, and visual arts to participate in our programs. Housing for visiting artists includes private and shared sleeping spaces, a lounge area, restroom(s), and a laundry facility. Residents have access to all of the Center’s amenities, including a stocked and accessible kitchen, dance studio space, office space with desks and library, an artists’ studio, and an indoor theatre (under renovation) that will serve as a performance venue, gallery, and event platform. This multifaceted space serves as a community event rental site, limiting the rentals to wedding receptions, networking events, and community and corporate events.
Daro's Enclave is a private family home on 60 perches of ancestral land in Kamburugamuwa, southern Sri Lanka, offered as a self-directed residency for researchers, writers, artists, and independent professionals who need a real base in the south
for one to six months.
The land has been in the family for three generations. The garden has mature trees, shaded seating, and 1,500 square metres of space that has been growing and settling long before the idea of a residency existed. The wood-fire kitchen still uses
clay pots that belonged to the family decades ago. The beach is a 600-metre walk from the front gate. Mirissa and Weligama are ten minutes away by road.
The entire villa is exclusively yours during your stay. No shared rooms, no other guests, no communal spaces to negotiate. Two air-conditioned bedrooms with king-size beds. A fully equipped modern kitchen. The traditional Sri Lankan kitchen with
the wood-fire hearth, for those who want to cook the way the south has always cooked. High-speed fiber internet. A washing machine, iron, and secure parking. The house is clean, functional, and designed to
229/A, Egodawaththa, Kamburugamuwa
Kamburugamuwa
81750
Sri Lanka
229/A, Egodawaththa,
Kamburugamuwa
81750
Sri Lanka
Daro's Enclave is a private family home on 60 perches of ancestral land in Kamburugamuwa, southern Sri Lanka, offered as a self-directed residency for researchers, writers, artists, and independent professionals who need a real base in the south
for one to six months.
The land has been in the family for three generations. The garden has mature trees, shaded seating, and 1,500 square metres of space that has been growing and settling long before the idea of a residency existed. The wood-fire kitchen still uses
clay pots that belonged to the family decades ago. The beach is a 600-metre walk from the front gate. Mirissa and Weligama are ten minutes away by road.
The entire villa is exclusively yours during your stay. No shared rooms, no other guests, no communal spaces to negotiate. Two air-conditioned bedrooms with king-size beds. A fully equipped modern kitchen. The traditional Sri Lankan kitchen with
the wood-fire hearth, for those who want to cook the way the south has always cooked. High-speed fiber internet. A washing machine, iron, and secure parking. The house is clean, functional, and designed to be lived in rather than merely stayed
in.
The residency is self-directed. There is no programme, no orientation schedule, no requirement to attend anything or produce anything for the house. Residents arrive, settle in, and work. Thilanka Kaushalya, the owner, lives locally and is
available for anything the resident needs, from practical questions about the house to guidance on the surrounding area. Beyond that, the day is yours.
We host four to six groups per year. That number is deliberate. It means each resident has the house to themselves without the sense that someone else will arrive next week. It means Thilanka has time to be genuinely present for each stay rather
than managing a constant turnover. It means the garden stays quiet.
The programme is well-suited to researchers conducting fieldwork in the south of Sri Lanka, writers finishing a manuscript or beginning a new one, professionals on extended postings who want somewhere that feels like a home rather than a serviced
apartment, and anyone who has found that the environment of their work matters as much as the work itself. The University of Ruhuna is fifteen minutes from the property. The south coast, with its accessible field research zones and coastal
ecology, is on the doorstep.
Daro's Enclave is not for everyone. It is not the right choice for those who need hotel-style service, daily housekeeping, or a structured daily programme. It is exactly right for those who are self-sufficient, drawn to nature over noise, and
ready to use the time and the place well.
1040 MASS MoCA Way
1040 MASS MoCA Way
North Adams, MA 01247
United States
MASS MoCA is a vibrant non-collecting art museum with approximately 300,000 square feet of exhibition space dedicated to visual art and projects by contemporary artists. Formerly a 19th century factory, these exhibition spaces are unconventional, vast, soaring galleries spanning multiple buildings. Half of that space is dedicated to rotating 10–16 month exhibitions of which we present 4 to 6 large-scale exhibitions per year, along with smaller projects and commissions. The additional space is dedicated to long-term exhibitions in conjunction with artists, estates, and collections that run from 10 months to 25 years. MASS MoCA frequently works directly with artists on the fabrication of new commissions and large-scale site-specific installations.
MASS MoCA was founded in 1999, not only as a contemporary art museum and performing arts venue, but also as a creative campus with a regional, national and global impact. MASS MoCA is one of the world's liveliest centers for making and enjoying today's most evocative art. With vast galleries and a stunning collection of indoor and outdoor performing arts venues, MASS MoCA is able to embrace all forms of art: music, sculpture, dance, film, painting, photography, theater, and new, boundary-crossing works of art that defy easy classification. From its beginnings as the major textile mill Arnold Print Works in the mid-19th century, to its days as the Sprague Electric Company in the mid-20th century, to its current iteration as a globally renowned contemporary art museum and fabrication center, the 24-acre MASS MoCA campus has a rich history of serving as the economic engine of the city of North Adams and the surrounding region.
Lasithi
72400 Crete
Greece
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Event Horizon is an Artist Residency based in Crete. A rural setting for production and experimentation offering private creative space for people working in the visual arts, music, literature and ecology. The 145sq m. studio building is created from used shipping containers that have been insulated and set in 30,000 sq m. (3 hectares/8 acres) of stunningly beautiful olive grove meadows close to the sea.
Event Horizon is a private retreat. Residents do not usually overlap for significant amounts of time, if indeed at all, in which case residents usually work alone or with their partner/assistants. Residencies have a recommended minimum of 2 weeks up until a maximum of 3 months.
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The 130sqm container studio building is insulated with Polystyrene foamboard, Marine Ply cladding and PolTherma DS sandwich panels.
Studio space is available following an application evaluated by a selection panel. Artists are assessed through reference to six criteria.
Rented Accommodation The Architect´s House and a Windmill in Neapolis Town (10km from studio) and Tiny Home-Gypsy Caravan in Fourni Village (2.5km from studio).
Price range: €35 - €55 per day
adriftproject hosts artist residencies aboard SV Hawa for up to two residents at a time as we transit the lovely and diverse US east coast following good weather. By creating art and networking with like-minded individuals and institutions along our journey--and leaving a clean wake as much as possible--we hope to be a small part of humanity's drive towards a more beneficial collective mindset.
All forms of artists 21+ are welcome to apply, please visit our website for details. Follow us on socials, contact us, and find us out on the water!
Fair winds,
Michael and Jenn
315 Front St.
New Haven, CT 06513
United States
Unfortunately we are still self-funded, we need some income to operate. This will hopefully change in the future once the residency brings in more external funding. Of course external grants or funding is available in many places, if you need any assistance with that or documentation we are more than happy to work with you. We highly recommend at least one full week, but are flexible if you have a specific idea. Some occasions we might have work studies available.
Our goal is to share this incredible experience with artists to facilitate their conceptual and technical growth; your journey starts with an email. We hope to hear from you soon.
Common salon, galley, head, (living room, kitchen, and bathroom) as well as exterior spaces on the boat.
Mig welder, metalworking tools, table saw, band saw, drill press, woodworking tools and clamps, CNC laser cutter/engraver, CNC vinyl cutter, wood lathe, metal lathe, projector, Oculus VR headset, floor AC for the shop, oscillating spindle sander, 12" disk sander, compound sliding miter saw, air compressor, etc...
Floor AC for the shop that we can use during the day (solar powered so we can't run it all night off of the batteries)
The Seattle Prize is dedicated to identifying, nurturing, and generously supporting exceptional artists. Our mission is to empower these artists to create masterful works that delve into profound human experiences—Beauty, Truth, Love, and Dignity—with the power to inspire transcendence and meaningful connection.
311 1/2 Occidental Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104
United States
The residency is housed in a historic three-story building with no elevators.
The residency is housed in a historic three-story building with no elevators.