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ARTIST RESIDENCY: 1 Week River Retreat

Posted on April 20, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

CATCH and RELEASE?

One of my favorite things about a river vacation getaway or retreat is the trout. I like to catch them. I like to eat them. I do not like to clean them. It isn’t about my wanting to be ignorant of the source of my food or the avoiding the death of a living being. I just don’t like the guts part. No, really. If you’re a little squeamish too, make sure you take someone along for this next week-long artist residency on the river. Take a look…

Check out this Artist Residency Opportunity from Vision Quest Photo. It would be a great deal at the normal cost of $675; however, here is your chance to get a grant to spend a free week at the Trade River Retreat Center! For those of you that don’t normally consider Artist in Residence programs due to an inability to leave home for months at a time, this might just be your chance!

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Trade River Retreat Center

Vision Quest Photo Workshops announces a new yearly grant of a one-week photographic artist’s residency. Spend five days to one week alone in the woods devoted to nourishing your artistic spirit at Vision Quest’s Trade River Retreat Center in NW Wisconsin.

For mid-career fine-art photographers looking for a retreat-like experience to work on their art, reflect on their artistic direction, make new photographs, plan new career paths, have time away from work/family/life pressure and stress or use in any way they find useful to move their art or career forward or use the time away to simply reflect on where they are and where they are headed.

Stay in a very private retreat in the woods along the banks of a pristine sand-bottom river. The Trade River Retreat Center is located near Grantsburg, Wisconsin, an hour and a half from the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul, MN.

Modern facilities include full bathroom with hot and cold running water, heat, electricity, phone, modern kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, sauna, fire-pit, library and stereo system. See student photos made at the Trade River Retreat Center.

The residency will include a private consultation, in person or via phone or Skype, with Vision Quest Photo Workshops founder and director Douglas Beasley before the week begins to help set the tone and scope of time spent there and also after its conclusion, to discuss its impact on future artistic endeavors.

DEADLINE: July 31, 2011

ENTRY FEE: There is a $20 application fee.

SUBMISSIONS: Submit 12 .jpeg images. Also send a 300 to 500-word artist statement about your past and current work and overall artistic direction, and a 300 to 500-word statement of what you would like to do with your residency.

IMAGE GUIDELINES:

sRGB or RGB color space (standard) – not CMYK.
Save files to 72 dpi resolution, flattened layers, 8 bit JPG files.
Sized to 1280 pixels on the longest side.
JPG compression at level 7 (medium). This compression level will not affect the quality of the images viewed on the monitor.
Enter zero in the field for width, height and depth.
Each image should be titled.
DO NOT USE characters other than a period or underscore preceding jpg in the file name. The following characters !@#$%^&*()+?/"~ will lead to image uploading problems.

For complete details, visit Vision Quest Photo online!

SOLO SHOW OPPORTUNITY: 3rd Ward in NYC

Posted on April 18, 2011April 18, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

TIME to SIZZLE

The gift of time is every Chef’s dream. It seems the hardest part of cooking for your family or for a crowd of guests is the multi-tasking required to get it all done on time. And the only solution for burnt food? Time to do it over again. One of the best parts of the award for this Call is not just the cash to get the work done, but the TIME to get the work done as well.

Check out the Spring Open Call from the 3rd Ward in NYC. Don’t miss your opportunity for a solo show for an entry fee as little as $10. It doesn’t seem like a high-risk proposition for such a phenomenal pay-off. Take a look, but don’t forget your time is running out to participate!

SOLO SHOW OPPORTUNITY: 3rd Ward in NYC

The 3rd Ward’s Spring Open Call is an international open call for innovative, dynamic and exciting artwork to identify who will be our next solo show legend.

ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists internationally.

MEDIA: All mediums, including Sculpture, Installation, Painting, Drawing, Photography, Design, Illustration, Film, Video, Animation, Performance and Sound.

***DEADLINE:* *FRIDAY, April 22nd, 2011***

ENTRY FEE: Price for entry is $10 per image, or you can submit 8 or more images for a flat rate of $79 (maximum of 20 images).

JURORS: Valentine Freeman, Curator at Ace Hotels; Michael Itkoff, Editor of Daylight Magazine; John Hamilton, Art Director of Penguin Publishing General Division; and Daria Brit Shapiro, Head Curator at Artists Wanted.

AWARD: One talented visionary will receive a 3-month live/work NYC residency, a $5,000 cash grant and access to the resources to help YOU create a body of work to present in your own solo exhibit at 3rd Ward. To view previous winners, click here.

For complete details or to enter online, Visit their Website!

ARTIST RESIDENCY: The Great Outdoors

Posted on April 16, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

NO FAST FOOD

Every artist I know needs a break from their chicken finger and fries world occasionally. I accidentally tripped across some great residencies where only the extraordinary is likely to be on your daily menu of activities.

There are thousands of opportunities for artists to get a break from their daily routine and a get a fresh look at motivation and point of view…but most of these are opportunities for a special look at one of the United States many National Parks. Take a look at these…

Great Artist Residency Opportunities

Denali National Park and Preserve

Artist-In-Residence Program, Denali National Park and Preserve, P.O. Box 9, Denali Park, Alaska USA 99755
Residencies open to: Two-dimensional visual artists, sculptors
Residency period: Mid-June through mid-September; up to three – 10 days each.
Contact: Denali Headquarters at (907)474-8133, e-mail: aduffy@alaskageographic.org

Hot Springs National Park

Artist-In-Residence Program, attn: Volunteer Coordinator, Hot Springs National Park, P.O. Box 1860, Hot Springs, AR 71902

Residencies open to: Two-dimensional visual artists, photographers
Application deadline: February 1 for June, July, and August; May 1 for September, October, and November
Residency period: June through November; Six of two to four weeks each
Contact: Jeff Heitzman at 501-624-3383, ext. 652 or jeff_heitzman@nps.gov

Soaring Gardens Artists’ Retreat / Ora Lerman Charitable Trust Artists’ Residency

160 Erica Way Portola Valley, CA 94028
http://www.lermantrust.org

Soaring Gardens Artists’ Retreat, in beautiful dairy country near Laceyville, Pennsylvania, provides 3-6-week residencies to visual artists between May and September. The Trust particularly encourages applications from emerging women artists. Artists are encouraged to apply in groups of 2 or 3.

Joshua Tree National Park

Artist-In-Residence Program, Joshua Tree National Park, 74485 National Park Drive, Twenty-Nine Palms, California USA 92277

Residencies open to: Two-dimensional visual artists, photographers, sculptors, writers, video/filmmakers
Application deadline: Accepted year-round Residency period: October through May; Four to six of four weeks each
Contact: Tim Terrell at 760-367-5539 PST or artmojave@aol.com

Yosemite National Park

Yosemite Renaissance, PO Box 767, Yosemite, CA 95389.

Residencies open to: Two-dimensional visual artists, photographers, sculptors
Application deadline: September 2 (received)
Residency period: Year-round; Four to ten of up to one month each
Contact: info@yosemiterenaissance.org

Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Headlands Center for the Arts, 944 Fort Barry, Sausalito, California USA 94965
Residencies open to: California, North Carolina, New Jersey, and Ohio two-dimensional visual artists, photographers, sculptors, video/filmmakers (Each state has individual eligibility requirements)
Application deadline: First Friday in June
Residency period: Febraury through November; Thirty of 1 to 11 months each
Contact: Holly Blake at 415-331-2787, ext. 24, PST or hblake@headlands.org

Weir Farm Art Center

Artist-In-Residence Program, Weir Farm National Historic Site, 735 Nod Hill Road, Wilton, CT 06897 (include a stamped, self-addressed envelope)

Residencies open to: Visual artists (including printmakers & painters), photographers, sculptors, video/filmmakers
Application deadline: January 15, July 15 (postmarked)
Residencies for visual artists from 2 weeks to 1 month, studio and furnished cottage for 1 artist at a time (or, artists may apply as collaborative teams), located 60 miles from NYC. Visit website, http://www.weirfarmartcenter.org for application.
Contact: 203-761-9945, email: allen@weirfarmartcenter.org

Didn’t find the perfect residency for you?

Check out MesArt.com’s Artist in Residence resource list searchable by state!

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Torpedo Factory Art

Posted on February 18, 2011February 18, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

PICKLE ME TINK!

I almost moved to Paducah, Kentucky. When I was deciding where to move, I tripped across their Artist Relocation Program. I visited Paducah and FELL IN LOVE with a huge pickle/tamale factory from the early 1900s. Fate interceded, and I ended up in Gatlinburg. But, I find myself drawn to factories over and over again. This Call for Applications details another great use for an old factory.

Art is so cool.

Check out this great Call for Applications for the Torpedo Factory Art Center’s Visiting Artist Program. This is a great opportunity for studio space, a workshop and lecture for your resume and a chance to sell your work in one of the coolest galleries ever! You don’t have much time, so hurry…

VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM: Torpedo Factory Art Center

Opportunities for emerging and experienced artists residencies for one, two, or three months in the Torpedo Factory Art Center between June 1 and August 31, 2011.

The projects undertaken by Visiting Artists for this self-directed, creative residency must be compatible with available working studio spaces and facilities. The Visiting Artist will have the opportunity for informal collegial exchanges with Torpedo Factory artists. Each Visiting Artist is also asked to conduct a workshop, give a lecture, or provide a demonstration, elaborating on his/her work. Visiting Artists will be able to display and sell original artwork, and will be provided with workspace. They will pay one-half of the rent of the studio (between $130 and $400 depending on the studio). The TFAC does not have any shared equipment or facilities; Visiting Artists are responsible for all expenses and arrangements related to art materials, equipment, transportation, housing or other requirements.

ELIGIBILITY: The Visiting Artist Program is open to all emerging and experienced visual artists over the age of 21 who are not currently Torpedo Factory leaseholders. Applicants provide evidence of artistic accomplishment through the submitted images and application form. By applying, applicants agree to: (1) work in front of, and interact with, the public; (2) work in the studio five days a week during the period of the residency (because most of their visitors come on the weekends, they request that Visiting Artists work on those days); and (3) commit to follow the Visiting Artist Program requirements.

DEADLINE:
By February 28 provide a completed Application Form, CD with 15 images, and a list of the images.

ENTRY FEE:
There is no application fee.

JURY PROCESS: Selections will be made in a two-step process. The juror is F. Lennox Campello, author of the blog Daily Campello News and of the forthcoming 100 Artists of Washington. He is also an artist, curator, and former gallerist. He will review all applications and select a group of finalists who present evidence of artistic merit based on submitted applications. The Visiting Artist Program Committee will then match as many finalists as possible to spaces available, taking into account the applicant’s requirements, attributes of the specific studios available, and the goal of providing a range of media experiences to their visiting public. Visiting Artists will occupy studios temporarily vacated by resident artists.

APPLICATIONS: Please note that email entries are not permitted and incomplete applications will not be reviewed. For questions, email vap@torpedofactory.org.

ABOUT THE TORPEDO FACTORY: The Torpedo Factory Art Center (TFAC) is one of the largest visual art centers in the U.S. and is home to more than 140 visual artists working in 82 studios. Artists create in a wide variety of media including painting, fiber, jewelry, ceramics, printmaking, cast and stained glass, photography, and sculpture. The Torpedo Factory is open to the public every day; visitors are invited and welcomed into studios to enjoy the art, watch artists at work, ask questions, and purchase original art – allowing the public an opportunity to share in the excitement and fascination of the creative process.

For complete details, download the 2011 Prospectus!

CALL for ENTRIES: 2011 I-Park Environmental

Posted on February 7, 2011February 7, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

I’M A TRASHY GIRL

Did you know you can go green in the kitchen? Aside from the obvious measures of choosing foods with less packaging, limiting waste and reusing containers, you can also compost. I’m not talking about those huge composters that conjure images of big stink trash cans. I’m talking about countertop composters. This next call invites you to explore environmentally-friendly art options.

Check out the Call for Entries for the 2011 I-Park Environmental Art Program which is part Artist Residency and part Art Installation. This is a great opportunity to be green AND get your art out there. Take a look…

CALL for ENTRIES: 2011 I-Park Environmental Art Program

I-Park is pleased to announce that it will be hosting its third international, multi-disciplinary Environmental Art Biennale on September 10, 2011. This will be preceded by a 3-week residency that begins on August 23, 2011. This residency is exclusively for the artists who will be creating pieces for this event.

I-Park’s interest in environmental goes back to its early years as an artists-in-residence program. Visual artists in particular were drawn to the rich, varied natural landscape existing at I-Park and were permitted to create modest pieces on the land. This evolved into a practice of active staff support and encouragement for more ambitious installations. In 2007, a separate residency session was created, devoted solely to the field of environmental art; a successful exhibition was held later that year.

ELIGIBILITY: Artists working in the following fields: Environmental sculpture/installation, Landscape/garden design, Music composition, sound sculpture/design, Performance art, Written/spoken word/interpretation, Photography, video, moving image, Inter-disciplinary

MEDIA: I-Park now views environmental art as a multi-disciplinary field and also encourages inter-disciplinary collaborations. The artistic engagement of the site for this program can involve site-responsive aesthetic interventions, the creation of new outdoor spaces and environments, conceptual investigations and projects that re-imagine our relationship to nature.

DEADLINE: The application deadline for the program is February 28, 2011.

AWARDS: $2,000 per participant to cover artist’s fee and material costs. Limited transportation cost reimbursement is provided. Lodging & meals provided during the residency.

For more information, visit the I-Park website!

ARTIST RESIDENCY: 3 Months in Japan

Posted on January 18, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

FIGHTING FOODS

I dislike having food thrown at me. But inevitably every time I go to a Japanese hibachi restaurant, I am the unwilling target of the Chef’s attempt to pop a shrimp into a customer’s mouth. I wonder if the Chefs are like horses… they sense fear. Here’s hoping the result of this Call is a great opportunity to eat authentic Japanese food while not feeling like you’re being used for target practice.

Check out this Call for Entries for a 3-Month Artist Residency from the Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission. You could win living expenses for you and your family, transporation cost and professional development funds. Don’t miss this opportunity.

ARTIST RESIDENCY:
3 Months in Japan

The Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission works cooperatively with the National Endowment for the Arts to sponsor The U.S/Japan Creative Artists’ Program. The program provides support for up to five outstanding contemporary and traditional artists from the United States to spend a three-month residency in Japan to pursue their individual artistic goals.

The U.S/Japan Creative Artists’ Program is extremely competitive; applicants should have regional or national recognition and anticipate a highly rigorous review of their work.

Artists should present compelling reasons
for wanting to work in Japan.

ELIGIBILITY: Eligible applicants are architects, choreographers, composers, creative writers, designers, media artists, playwrights, visual artists, or solo theater artists who work with original material (including puppeteers, storytellers and performance artists). Multidisciplinary artists and artistic directors of theater or dance companies are also eligible.

DEADLINE: February 1, 2011

ENTRY FEE: There is no entry fee.

AWARDS: A monthly stipend for living expenses and a housing supplement, as well as an allowance for professional support services. Up to $6,000 for round trip transportation for the artist, domestic partner and/or dependent children, and a baggage/storage allowance. A stipend for pre-departure Japanese language study in the United States.

For complete details, Download the Program Guidelines!

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Light Work

Posted on January 3, 2011January 3, 2011 by R.L. Gibson

GRASPING at
STRAWBERRIES

I am not a morning person; however, I do so much love breakfast foods. Eggs Benedict, yum. Fluffy biscuits, pumpkin pancakes, fresh strawberries. Somethings are worth getting up a little earlier in the morning; however, I have decided breakfast food is fair game anytime of the day instead. Do not be encouraged to follow my bad example…make sure to apply early to this next Call.

Check out this Call for Applications for an Artist Residency at Light Work housed in Syracuse University. You have all year to apply, but I encourage you to get your application submitted to the Light Work AIR Program early. Take a look…

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Light Work

Every year Light Work invites between twelve and fifteen artists to come to Syracuse to devote one month to creative projects. Over 350 artists have participated in the AIR program, and many of them have gone on to achieve international acclaim.

The residency includes a $4,000 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.

DEADLINE: Applications to the Artist-in-Residence Program are accepted throughout the year.

ABOUT LIGHT WORK: Light Work was founded as an artist-run, non-profit organization in 1973. Its mission is to provide direct support through residencies, publications, exhibitions, a community-access digital lab facility, and other related projects to emerging and under-represented artists working in the media of photography and digital imaging.

Light Work’s founding directors were Phil Block and Tom Bryan. The organization has been led by Jeffrey Hoone since 1982. Light Work is housed in the Robert B. Menschel Media Center at Syracuse University.

Please see the How to Apply section for details.

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Printmaking

Posted on November 22, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

FIRST CHANCES

People tend to applaud those that give second chances. But what about those that give you the very first chance? Well, not every first chance is a winner. I may never forgive the person who gave the fried dill pickle its first shot on the menu, but there are lots of others that make up for that little snafu.

Check out this Call for Proposals from the Lower East Side Printshop for their Special Editions Residency Program. It is a non-profit printshop that doesn’t require that you have printmaking experience to apply. There doesn’t seem to be an application fee. And, you know you wanna try your hand at printmaking…

ARTIST RESIDENCY:
Printmaking at the Lower East Side Printshop

Special Editions Residency Program is a competitive national residency program for emerging artists to create new work through exploration of printmaking. The Lower East Side Printshop offers an opportunity to complete an important new body of work in collaboration with one of our two experienced master printers, fully sponsored by the Printshop.

Artists, with or without printmaking skills, are provided with technical assistance, financial support, time and studio space to explore printmaking and complete a new body of work.

Experimentation and exploration of new materials and processes are welcome.

The Printshop documents the artwork digitally, in printed materials including the annual catalogue, and on the Internet. The Printshop also provides exposure opportunities through on- and off-site exhibitions and studio visits.

Awarded artists work alongside other emerging and mid-career artists in the Printshop’s Collaborations Studio.

RESIDENCY INCLUDES:
1. 12 day-long collaboration sessions with a master printer during a period of three to six months, plus, production/editioning service; independent studio access during the residency;
2. All materials, full access to tools and equipment;
3. up to $4,000 stipend;
4. Catalogue;
5. Printed and Internet publicity and free slide documentation;
6. Limited travel and accommodation stipends for artists who live outside of NYC.

ELIGIBILITY: Special Editions Residencies are limited to emerging artists only. The Printshop defines emerging artists as those who are under-recognized and under-represented, at early stages in their careers. Students enrolled in any kind of degree program are not eligible. Only artists who are current legal residents of the US are eligible to apply (i.e., Social Security cardholders). Past recipients of the Special Editions Residencies are ineligible.

MEDIA: Artists from all disciplines and cultural backgrounds are encouraged to apply, printmaking experience is not required.

DEADLINE: December 2, 2010

NOTIFICATION: All applications will be evaluated for their artistic excellence by the selection panel consisting of five artists and art professionals. Selection will be completed in February 2011. All applicants will be informed of the panel’s decision by email.

APPLICATION CHECKLIST:
1. Up to 8 images of recent work on a CD. Images should be in JPEG format, resolution 200 pixel/inch, maximum dimensions 800 x 800 pixels, RGB color mode. Title each image as “your last name_your first name_#” (ex. Smith_Pat_3.jpg). Images will be projected from a Mac computer. Write your name on the CD.

2. Image list: your name, work title, year, medium, and dimensions

3. Artistic resume

4. Application form

5. Names and contact information for two references

Print out all documents & mail with your image CD. Application materials will not be returned. Please do not send any add’l materials. the Selection Panel will not review unsolicited material. continues below

ABOUT THE PRINTSHOP: Lower East Side Printshop, founded in 1968, is a not-for-profit studio in New York City that helps contemporary artists create new artwork and advance their careers. Through the Printshop’s workspace residency programs, artists receive space and time to work, stipends, technical assistance, career development, and public exposure. With its exhibitions, open studios, education, and other public programs, the Printshop serves as a junction for artists, collectors, museums, galleries, and educational institutions to access and engage in contemporary art. With over 160 artists served each year, the Printshop is the largest print workspace in the U.S.

Questions? Visit PrintShop.org!

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Blue Sky Project

Posted on November 12, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

BEAM ME UP!

It is getting cold in the Smokies, folks…and I LOVE it. And I love to tell you about exotic getaways that will allow you to learn a new culture or climate. Remember the residency call for Roswell, NM? I was all set to bake alien shaped cookies (like these from organic bakery Beautiful Sweets). Well, this next Call for Residency applications is a great opportunity, and it may even be a new climate for you…but it isn’t likely to be any warmer.

Check out this Call for Submissions to the Summer Residency Blue Sky Project. This is an eight-week chance to make a difference with your art.

CALL for SUBMISSIONS:
Summer Residency Blue Sky Project

Blue Sky Project invites professional artists from around the world and Dayton-area teens to create new works of contemporary art. This eight-week Artist-in-Residence Program hosts artists who have a demonstrated commitment to innovation and exploration and are interested in collaborating with fellow artists and young people as a means of creating new works.

ELIGIBILITY: Visual Artists, Artist/Activists, Filmmakers, writers, dancers, musicians, theatre performers, and people working in other creative media are encourage to apply.

As a Blue Sky Artist-In-Residence, you will cross-pollinate with other practicing artists, collaborate with teens, expand your ideas and add artistic breadth and depth to the Dayton community.

LOCATION: Relocated for 2009 to Ohio from our original location in Illinois, artists gather for eight weeks from mid-June to mid August at the University of Dayton, located 2 miles from downtown Dayton.

DETAILS: Monday – Thursday, from 10-3:30 are devoted to intensive collaborations between each individual artist and a small group of six to eight local teen participants, culminating in a final exhibition. Artists-in-Residence invent the remaining structure, working together or individually on projects. Their hope is that the projects will seep out, intervene, enhance and impact the community.

SUBMISSIONS: Your recent studio practice & new ideas should provide the foundation for your activities. Because of the collaborative nature of Blue Sky, your project must have an open-ended structure.

BUDGET: Your project must be achievable in eight weeks, within a $1,000 budget (excluding final exhibition expenses) and must engage others in its articulation and production. The rest is up to you.

DEADLINE: January 17, 2011

Previous projects have included: sculptural sound installation, self-published zine of local interviews, performance, musical composition, dance installation, filmmaking, photographic re-imaginings of local sites and nature interventions. See Afro-Galaxy Automythography Collaborative by Resident Artist Mequitta Ahuja in 2007 pictured above left.

For complete details, visit the Blue Sky Project website!

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Roswell, New Mexico

Posted on October 21, 2010 by R.L. Gibson

LIKE EGGS…
IN THE HOURGLASS

The thought of a little more time with family at breakfast or dinner is a dream in my household. For now we are grouchy, non-speaking, egg-gulping, panic-stricken and running late during weekday mornings, but weekends are full of blue-berry pancakes and eggs benedict.

Are you looking for the gift of time? Check out the 12-month residency opportunity in Roswell, New Mexico that offers space, time, and even a stipend! Don’t miss it…

ARTIST RESIDENCY
OPPORTUNITY:
Roswell, New Mexico

Well known by artists as the “Gift of Time”, the Roswell Artist-in-Residence Program was established in 1967 to provide gifted studio based visual artists with the unique opportunity to concentrate on their work in a supportive, collegial environment for a whole year. This “gift of time” allows artists to work without distraction in an effort to break new ground and focus on individual goals.

The Roswell Artist-in-Residence Program serves as a contemporary counterpoint to the traditional arts of the Southwest, reinforces the Program’s interest in strengthening the vitality of art in New Mexico and has been a catalyst in broadening community understanding of contemporary art.

CURRENT DEADLINE: December 1, 2010

MEDIA: In-residence grants are offered to artists involved in painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, photography, installation and other fine art media. Grants are not made in the disciplines of performance art or production crafts.

HOUSING & STUDIO FACILITIES: The studios are large, open spaces that measure approximately 20’x25’x10′. These areas are well-lighted and convertible to the artist’s requirements within reason. The printmaking facility is a small, fully operational studio – basically lithographic/etching in nature.

Artists are housed in a complex of six houses and 10 studios located on forty acres of land. Each artist is provided with a house that can amply accommodate either a single person or a family. Rent, utilities (except telephone), repairs and maintenance costs are borne by the Program. Houses are furnished with major furniture items, appliances and utensils. (continued below)

STIPEND: A stipend, or living allowance, of $800 per month is offered along with $100 per month for every dependent living with the grantee. Currently, the cost of art materials is borne by the grantee.

For more information about the Roswell Artist-in-Residence Program, contact: Stephen Fleming, RAIR Program Director by phone: (575)622 6037 or e-mail them at: stephen@rair.org .

Tag: Artist Residency

CATCH and RELEASE?

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Trade River Retreat Center

For complete details, visit Vision Quest Photo online!

TIME to SIZZLE

SOLO SHOW OPPORTUNITY: 3rd Ward in NYC

DEADLINE: FRIDAY, April 22nd, 2011

For complete details or to enter online, Visit their Website!

NO FAST FOOD

Great Artist Residency Opportunities

Denali National Park and Preserve

Hot Springs National Park

Soaring Gardens Artists’ Retreat / Ora Lerman Charitable Trust Artists’ Residency

Joshua Tree National Park

Yosemite National Park

Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Weir Farm Art Center

Didn’t find the perfect residency for you?

PICKLE ME TINK!

Art is so cool.

VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM: Torpedo Factory Art Center

For complete details, download the 2011 Prospectus!

I’M A TRASHY GIRL

CALL for ENTRIES: 2011 I-Park Environmental Art Program

For more information, visit the I-Park website!

FIGHTING FOODS

ARTIST RESIDENCY: 3 Months in Japan

Artists should present compelling reasons for wanting to work in Japan.

For complete details, Download the Program Guidelines!

GRASPING at STRAWBERRIES

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Light Work

Please see the How to Apply section for details.

FIRST CHANCES

ARTIST RESIDENCY: Printmaking at the Lower East Side Printshop

Questions? Visit PrintShop.org!

BEAM ME UP!

CALL for SUBMISSIONS: Summer Residency Blue Sky Project

For complete details, visit the Blue Sky Project website!

LIKE EGGS… IN THE HOURGLASS

ARTIST RESIDENCY OPPORTUNITY: Roswell, New Mexico

Don’t forget to visit www.rair.org!

***DEADLINE:* *FRIDAY, April 22nd, 2011***

ARTIST RESIDENCY:
3 Months in Japan

Artists should present compelling reasons
for wanting to work in Japan.

GRASPING at
STRAWBERRIES

ARTIST RESIDENCY:
Printmaking at the Lower East Side Printshop

CALL for SUBMISSIONS:
Summer Residency Blue Sky Project

LIKE EGGS…
IN THE HOURGLASS

ARTIST RESIDENCY
OPPORTUNITY:
Roswell, New Mexico