The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation provides residencies to artists of multiple disciplines. Located in Taos, New Mexico, residents are housed in 11 casitas on the property. The Helene Wurlitzer Foundation of New Mexico (HWF) is a private, 501(c)(3) non-profit, educational and charitable organization committed to supporting the arts. Founded in 1954, the HWF manages one of...Read More
Visual artists, writers, dancers, musicians, ceramicists, arts and cultural administrators, creative thinkers of all kinds can apply for the Hambidge Residency located in the mountains of north Georgia. Each resident is given their own private studio which provides work and living space with a bathroom and full kitchen. The Hambidge Center is situated on 600...Read More
SPACE on Ryder Farm provides residencies for artists and innovators to apply for The Working Farm and Family Residency. In addition, applications were opened for BLKSPACE, a new program, offering Black creatives the opportunity to gather communally, play, make art and breathe with their fellow Black artists. 501c(3) organizations and incorporated ensembles are welcomed to...Read More
Located in Clermont, Kentucky, the Bernheim Artist Residency encourages visual artists to examine environmental issues and severity of the climate crisis to promote dialogue and positive change for the natural environment and world at large. Up to four artists will be selected for this residency program, each with a $2,500 stipend. Bernheim Arboretum and Research...Read More
Mattress Factory invites artists from around the world to apply for residency. Selected artists are given a $5,000 honorarium and supported throughout the development of their project over an 18 to 24 month period, culminating in a site-specific installation inside the Museum. The International Open Call is open to artists from around the world as...Read More
The Currier Museum of Art invites applications for the second annual open call for its Artist-in-Residence program, awarding up to two residencies between fall 2022 and spring 2023. This program will provide support for selected self-identified emerging artists or artist groups (of up to three people) focused on social practice. Proposals from Black, Indigenous, and...Read More
PlySpace is an artist-in-residence program dedicated to offering visual artists, writers, performers, designers, and other creative individuals time and space to investigate and pursue their own practices. Additionally, it serves as a platform for experimentation and provocation by catalyzing conversation and collaboration with various Muncie communities. PlySpace facilitates various opportunities for residents to engage with...Read More
Antenna invites artists to apply for its creator driven projects taking place in 2022. Applications are open for the opportunity to exhibit at Antenna Gallery, have a book published by Antenna’s Paper Machine, or have a month long residency at the Paper Machine publishing center. All opportunities provide creators with both financial and logistical support. Visit https://antenna.submittable.com/submit for full details and...Read More
The Library of Congress was awarded an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant titled “Of the People: Widening the Path” to fund a new, multi-part initiative to connect more deeply with Indigenous, Black, Hispanic, and other communities of color by exposing grantees to the Library’s expansive collections, using technology to enable storytelling and offering more internship...Read More
Women’s Studio Workshop are seeking women, trans, intersex, nonbinary, and genderfluid visual artists for their Studio, Legacy, Art-in-Education Artist’s Book, Artist’s Book Residencies. Studio, Nonprofit Management, and Summer Internships are also available to those interested. For more information on the application and guidelines, visit here.Read More
