Located in a private home in the outskirts of Antigua Guatemala, the residency hosts and collaborates with international & local artists and non-artists across all fields to support research, creation and connection surrounding creative work, process and purpose.
The residency program is focused on your creative practice and all the ways it can manifest. They provide research assistance and guidance towards project development and local resources.

The Studios is MASS MoCA’s artist and writers residency program situated within the museum’s factory campus and surrounded by the beautiful Berkshire Mountains. Operated by MASS MoCA’s Assets for Artists program, the residency runs year-round and hosts up to 12 artists at a time.

Founded in 2007, JTHAR is a nonprofit artist residency that fosters creativity through opportunities for exploring, experimenting, quiet reflection, engagement and cross-cultural exchange with the vibrant local artist community. Each year we invite 4-6 artists from around the world to create work amidst the beauty of Joshua Tree National Park.

Multiple dates:

May 1, 2023—June 19, 2023, June 26, 20223—August 14, 2023, August 21, 2023—October 9, 2023, January 15, 2024—March 4, 2024

Self-directed program for emerging or established ceramic artists. Two all-inclusive residencies offered each year for potters and ceramic sculptors.

6 months duration

Saltonstall offers free residencies to artists and writers who are current residents of New York State and/or one of the Indian Nations located therein. Our residencies are designed for those looking for a quiet, supportive environment in which to focus on their craft.

In 2019, we piloted a new program: a free six-night residency specifically for artist/writer parents with at least one dependent child under the age of 18 at home. This new residency was a huge success, and is now in its fourth year.

Each residency session includes the same combination of five artists and writers: one poet, one fiction or creative nonfiction writer, one photographer or filmmaker, and two visual artists. These residencies are designed for individual artists and writers.

Multiple residency dates available. Click link for specific dates.

Once Upon Water is a two-week art residency to create artworks about the material and magical notions of water. Water is in constant flow and yet may present itself as still ~ a mirror that mesmerizes. In this state its reflective surface invites gazing at our physical selves, but also beyond our bodies to contemplate both our inner experiences and relationships with the outer world. Water gushes from deep below earth’s crevices, falls from elevations and hovers in misty formations. It traverses time, shape-shifts as it slides through various spaces, and is one of Mother Nature’s greatest Sculptors. At once, water pours out of taps in developed countries as a banal occurrence, while women in developing countries trek miles to fetch it clean. Alarmingly, earth is under threat of losing all its sea ice this century, while future wars are predicted to be fought over water rather than oil. Yet, the world’s greatest religions say water holds the power to purify and renew.

A three-month visual arts residency in the heart of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, focusing on the role of cultural tradition in the arts.

Misk Art Residencies aims to support artistic development and practice by promoting the possibilities of meaningful exchange between the local community and the global cultural landscape. The Masaha Residency is designed to cultivate the art sector by facilitating discourse, research, and experimentation around themes that concern the local community.

Located in the small historic village of Montegiovi, Italy, in southern Tuscany, Cultivate’s La Baldi Residency is open to artists, writers, and researchers. The multi-disciplinary, international residency expands Cultivate’s investigative platform centered on land, place, and the commons. Individuals and collective teams are free to experiment, develop ideas and projects, rejuvenate, and explore the land and culture of this special area for two-week or one-month stays. Two month-long residencies are awarded each year. The residency awards cover all fees.

The residency program is intended for active artists, creators, and theoreticians, who desire independence and want space and technical support for working on their projects. That’s what the Petrohradská kolektiv AiR program offers in the heart of a multi-genre cultural center in Prague. The goal of the program is creating an open platform for international artistic dialogue, interconnection of different cultures, and support for emerging artists working with diverse media.

The residency within the Artist in Residence program doesn’t require any fee paid by the resident. All costs of accommodation and equipment described above will be covered by Petrohradská kolektiv.

The Mudhouse Residency is designed to provide a cultural immersion: living and working in the mountain village of Agios Ioannis, on the Greek island of Crete. The residency is inclusive to a number of artistic disciplines, with the facilities to accommodate studio artists, painters, printmakers, photographers, filmmakers, writers, poets, dancers, musicians, choreographers and composers.
The program is structured for maximum time in the village, utilizing the ruins as work space. Meals are taken family style at the village taverna and following dinner, artists are invited to present a slideshow lecture or reading on their work for fellow residents. At the end of each session an exhibition is held at the Agios Ioannis Cultural Center, with a corresponding reception in which the residents of the village and surrounding villages are invited to meet the artists.

First session will be June 12 – June 26, the second session will be July 2 – July 16 and the third session will be July 21 – August 4, 2023
two-week residency, if possible.

Founded by Titus Kaphar and Jason Price in 2018, NXTHVN was designed with a core aim to build an alternative model of arts mentorship and career acceleration through a specially designed curriculum. Each year NXTHVN welcomes up to seven artists and two curators to participate in its paid 10-month intensive Fellowship Program.
Each fellow will receive studio or office space, a stipend, and subsidized housing. Selected from an international pool of applicants, fellows relocate to New Haven to participate in NXTHVN’s mentorship-driven curriculum which includes professional development sessions led by visiting artists, curators, scholars, and practitioners. Selected fellows are also matched with a high school apprentice, for focused one-on-one mutual learning, which gives the next local generation a chance to grow and excel in creative fields. The fellowship year culminates with an annual group show at a prominent gallery space.

Webb School of Knoxville is inviting applications from visiting artists for our 2023-2024 artist-in-residence program. Artists work with our students part time and in their own studios part time. Artists are asked to mount an exhibition and donate a representative piece upon completion of their residency. In exchange, artists are provided a public studio space, housing, travel expenses and $60000 stipend.

Houston Center for Contemporary Craft is now accepting applications for the Craft Artist Residency Program, and the Interdisciplinary Craft + Photography Artist Residency. Five-to-ten residencies awarded. Residencies available in three-, six-, nine-, and 12-month time periods beginning in September and ending in August.

Residencies available in three-, six-, nine-, and twelve-month time periods beginning in September and ending in August.

Tulsa Artist Fellowship is a place-based durational award focused on supporting visionary arts practitioners. In the 2023 application cycle, Tulsa Artist Fellowship will designate 10 new fellows from an open call process who will receive a total of $150,000 over three-award years in addition to a $12,000 yearly housing stipend, $1,200 yearly health stipend, $1,200 yearly studio assistant stipend, $1,500 relocation stipend, fully-subsidized studio spaces, and access to shared art-making facilities. Our program is integrated into Tulsa’s vibrant Arts District and historic Greenwood District with galleries and performance venues, green space, independent retailers, and restaurants. Tulsa Artist Fellowship recognizes that groundbreaking art practices thrive within an intention-setting framework. Awardees commit to actualizing a project during the three-year program term.

Sculpture Artist Residencies at the Carving Studio & Sculpture Center offer sculptors opportunities for inspiration and to create new work in the former marble quarry and manufacturing area of Vermont. Residencies are from 1 to 3 months, featuring artists working in a diverse range of materials and techniques.

GIPHY Arts and Loop Art Critique are joining forces to offer a cutting-edge artist residency in the Metaverse. The Loop program offers a transformative art experience with dual exhibitions to showcase your work. Six artists will be selected by a panel of art experts that includes Christiana Ine-Kimba Boyle, Carla Gannis, Cesar Santalo and Rachel Wilkins. Each artist will receive a $1,000 honorarium.

The program includes 2 weeks of private live critiques (3 times a week, 2 hours each) and 1 month of dual simultaneous exhibitions, one self-curated and one collectively-curated. On Fridays, Loop hosts a guest Critic who contributes to the critique.

The residency is designed to provide the artist with an opportunity to focus entirely on their work for an extended period of time, in a comfortable work and living environment, and in a city consistently ranked in recent years as one of the best places to live in the U.S.—the city David Byrne called “beyond cool.” A residency at The Alex Brown Foundation is ideal for those looking to work in a spacious private studio with little distraction.

Well known by visual 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.

Residency will last 1 year

The Martin House Creative Residency Program is a newly established project-based residency that provides creative individuals a designated time and space to develop new works of the imagination inspired by one of the great examples of 20th century architecture

Residencies and intensives in studio art, technology, performance, social practice, design, and more.

Applications are now available for SVA's Artist Residency Programs—on-campus in New York City and across online platforms, offering artists, designers, and creative thinkers time, space, and a supportive community in which to develop ideas and focus on their artistic direction. Each program offers access to its own unique set of resources and spaces, whether on-campus or online, that have been designed with artists and creative thinkers in mind.

The ARMSTRONG NOW Artist-in-Residence program contextualizes Louis Armstrong’s contributions within historical and 21st Century constellations of Black making, thinking, and vitality. The residency provides emerging artists with a platform to create new work inspired by the vast collection of artifacts and documents in the Armstrong Archives.

In 2023, we will award residencies to three artists who will create new multidisciplinary works incorporating music, dance, spoken word, and other visual or performing arts. The new works will be performed for the public at the Museum.

Annmarie welcomes artists to submit proposals for their annual summer residency program in the community arts, which runs mid-June through mid-August. Proposals must show a strong commitment to community engagement in the design and execution of the project.

The summer residency program provides a serene place on the Western Shore of the Chesapeake Bay for visual, musical, and literary artists to design and produce a community arts project or outdoor artwork. Most artists run their project through Annmarie’s creative reuse center, called the artLAB, where artists are encouraged to incorporate recycled or repurposed materials into their project. Artists will also have access to the galleries, a private studio space, the clay studio, the 30 acre sculpture garden, the waterfront area, etc. Residencies are meant to focus on community arts projects and outdoor sculpture; those that merge arts and the environment are particularly desirable.

The 2023 Bloom Residency is the 3rd annual Artist-In-Residence opportunity at Chicago Printmakers Collaborative (CPC)! Awarded to a woman of color, one applicant will be chosen for this two week, project-based residency, culminating in the creation of a limited edition print with the support of CPC.

The 2023 cycle of the residency will take place between August 13th and August 27th. Applications for the 2023 Bloom Residency are due April 1, 2023. Recipients will be notified no later than May 15.

The Armory Art Center invites artists to apply to the Armory’s Artist-in-Residence Program. This highly competitive program attracts a diverse group of emerging artists within varied disciplines who have earned at least a BFA. Artists-in-Residence are responsible for teaching classes to our diverse student/community where they have the opportunity to refine their skills teaching workshops and eight-week classes. They also participate in special events. The Armory provides a studio space which offers freedom to develop their own work. Artists-in-Residence have the opportunity to exhibit work they have created during their residency. Residents are paid for teaching and also receive a generous monthly stipend for departmental assistance and participation in extracurricular events in the community.

The Sovereignty Residency Program includes our July Family Residency. Applications from individuals and collaborations of two people are welcome. The Sovereignty Residency Program is open to all artistic disciplines (e.g., visual arts, writing, performance, new media, etc.) and other creative practices including, but not limited to, curation, design, architecture, and education. We encourage applicants with interdisciplinary and non-traditional creative practices.

The Artist Studios program offers one full-time MAD Artist Fellowship and two part-time Daily Residencies per six-month session (February–August and August–February).

The full-time MAD Artist Fellow receives a $15,000 stipend and dedicated studio space in the Museum. Fellows must commit to a weekly schedule of 21 public “open studio” hours each week on 3 set days in which the museum public can visit. The Fellow’s weekly schedule remains set throughout the six-month residency. In addition to their 21 public “open studio” hours, Fellows are encouraged to utilize the studio space throughout the week for private studio hours. The Artist Fellow also receives a one-time unrestricted $1,000 materials and mentorship stipend at the start of their residency.

Program Benefits

Artist Studios residents benefit from studio space and a stipend (see section above) as well as:

- Additional paid public programming opportunities

- Professional development and studio visits with museum staff

- Interaction with Museum visitors, generating exposure and reaching new audiences

- Continued engagement through the community of Artist Studios alumni

- Access to the Museum galleries, public programs, and exhibition openings

Rising: Climate in Crisis Residencies at A Studio in the Woods invites artists to be agents of change in guiding our collective understanding, response, and vision as we shape our shared future.

Artists play a vital role in facing the climate crisis. We encourage artists to guide our collective response to this challenging issue while bringing wisdom, integrity, optimism, and even humor to intentional projects seeking transformation for our species and our planet. Southeast Louisiana’s land and inhabitants are continually challenged by the effects of environmental degradation. As sea levels and temperatures rise, our landscape acts as a microcosm of the global environment. We look for ways to reimagine our interactions with our shifting urban and natural ecosystems. Rising Residencies provide artists with time, space, funding, and staff support to foster critical thinking in the creation of new works – igniting our imaginations while illuminating our challenges and inspiring solutions.

We are open to artists of all disciplines who have demonstrated an established dialogue with environmental and cultural issues. We ask artists to describe in detail how our unique region will affect their work, propose a public component to their residency, and suggest ways how they will engage with the local community.
Residencies are 6 weeks and will take place between September 2023 and May 2024. Flexibility in your dates is appreciated as we try to accommodate everyone’s schedules. You may come over six consecutive weeks or come twice for three-week sessions.

In 2022, Bethany Arts Community identified the need and opportunity to support a longer-term residency specifically for emerging artists from 21-30 years old. In 2023, BAC welcomes their second annual Young Artist Residency, running from July 24 to October 20, 2023.

This residency is designed to offer a creative home to promising artists as they transition and deepen their professional careers and artistic practice. With provided support from BAC, Young Artist Residents will be able to devote uninhibited energy towards creativity.

Young Artist Residents will be in a community of artists and culture workers from a broad range of disciplines, including our Fall Multidisciplinary residents, local studio artists, BAC staff and board members, those presenting programs on campus and more! In addition, YA Residents will be invited to participate in education and enrichment programs, curatorial planning, and peek into the “back-end” of art institutions.

Bethany Arts Community strives to empower the voices of emerging artists in shaping their own careers and future programs at BAC and beyond.

The Young Artist Residency runs for thirteen weeks, July 24 to October 20. Artists are provided room & board, a private studio, and a $250 stipend per week. Meals will only be provided during other residency programs, approximately 5 weeks of the Young Artist Residency. Artist is responsible for transportation to and from BAC.

RESIDENT REQUIREMENTS
13-week commitment
10 hours per week on average supporting Bethany program development
This may include, but is not limited to camp help, administrative tasks, meal prep, kitchen, and cleaning support during other residencies.
2 Community Programs
One program will be led by BAC and Young Artist Resident will be invited to help with planning, logistics, and promotion.
One program will be of the Young Artist Resident’s design with support from BAC.
Support and interact with other artists-in-residence, studio artists, and staff

ELIGIBILITY
21-30 years of age
Have a current artistic practice and goals
Interest in community building & engagement
Potential to benefit from the residency

APPLICATION PROCESS
Submittable application
Upon selection, an interview with Bethany Arts Community panel may be requested.

SELECTION PROCESS
All applications will be reviewed by the Residency Selection Committee.
Applications may be submitted between March 9 to April 25.
Applications Open: March 9, 2023
Application Deadline: April 11, 2023 at 11:59 PM EST
Notifications: May 25, 2023
APPLY HERE: https://bethanyarts.submittable.com/submit

To check out our grounds, other residency programs, and more visit our website at www.bethanyarts.org.

If you have concerns about accommodations for your artistic practice, please email: [email protected]

If you have issues using the submission form, please contact Submittable.

Bethany Arts Community residency programs are made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, and ArtsWestchester.

The Connect International Residency is a virtual residency between artists. The program invites the participants to create a new project or innovate an existing project.

It entails 5 virtual meetings between all International and local artists under moderation by Hollie Davis and the Connect fellows.

IMPORTANT DATES:

APPLICATION DUE 4/15/2023

ARTISTS NOTIFIED 4/18/2023

FIRST DAY OF RESIDENCY 5/3/2023 6:00-8:00 pm Central Standard Time USA

What is the time commitment?

Virtual meetings will be held 6:00-8:00PM Central Standard Time US on Wednesdays in May

Wednesday 5/3/2023 6:00-8:00PM

Wednesday 5/10/2023 6:00-8:00PM

Wednesday 5/17/2023 6:00-8:00 PM

Wednesday 5/24/2023 6:00-8:00 PM

Pro-practices workshop led by connect fellow in person, first week of June

In this way, the Resident can develop their project, expose it, share their concerns, and thus receive advice and critique that they can use to promote and direct their creations. There will also be guest speakers to expand the artists’ networks in Chicago and beyond.

APPLICATION DUE 4/15/2023

ARTISTS NOTIFIED 4/18/2023

FIRST DAY OF RESIDENCY 5/3/2023 6:00-8:00 pm Central Standard Time USA

SHOWCASE:

At the end of the residency artists will display artwork created during the residency at The Beverly Arts Center on Chicago’s southside. The show will be curated by Connect Residency founder Hollie Davis, and will feature both Chicago-based and international artists.

PROGRAM STURCTURE:

The Connect International Artist Residency will meet every on Wednesday for four consecutive weeks, with additional meetings occurring later. Meetings will last two hours, and will be conducted via Google Meet. The goal of the residency is to connect emerging artists in multiple countries, introduce them to role-models and mentors, and to build to an international network of career-artists providing support to one-another.

MEETING STRUCTURE:

Weekly sessions will emphasize studio skills, marketing, community and networking, and more. Each week will include a "skill 15”: a fifteen-minute presentation on a specific professional practice. Past presentations have focused on writing gallery proposals and verbal presentations. The second half of each meeting will consist of two 30-minute guest interviews. Residents will have the opportunity to ask questions. Previous guest speakers include curators from NYC, gallery owners, and an Emmy award winning director.

ELIGIBLITY:

-Artists working in 2D media

-Professional proficiency in written and spoken English

-based in the Chicagoland area, the US, and beyond. (There will be 8 spots for artists based in Chicago, 2-3 spots for artists based outside the city of Chicago, 2-3 spots open to US artists outside the Chicagoland area, and 3 spots for international artists)

CONNECT Residency FAQ

What do artists need to provide?
-Artists responsible for shipping or dropping off artwork to agreed upon address
-Artists responsible for having work ready to hang and/or CLEAR directions for installation

Who can apply to this program?
Visual artists of all nationalities who wish to use this program as their creation / research space over the age of 21. Half the artists will be from the Chicagoland area and the other from any country outside the U.S. bear in mind that the language that we will use in the meetings is English.
On what dates will the next Online Cultural Exchange Residency take place?

Wednesday 5/3/2023 6:00-8:00PM

Wednesday 5/10/2023 6:00-8:00PM

Wednesday 5/17/2023 6:00-8:00 PM

Wednesday 5/24/2023 6:00-8:00 PM

Pro-practices workshop led my connect fellow in person first week of June

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS:

If you have questions, you can write to us at: [email protected] mentioning that you are inquiring about the CONNECT Residency and you can learn more about the first cohort on holliedavisart.com

SHOWCASE:

The exhibition will be at The Beverly Arts Center. The Beverly Arts Center is a community art center in the historic Beverly Morgan Park neighborhood. The space is under the direction of Dr. Carla Carter and hosts plays, summer camps, professional productions, and exhibits some of the most successful artists in Chicago.

REQUIREMENTS:

-must commit to meetings be in attendance and be on time

-must ship or drop off work in a timely manner for the show

-MUST send required promotional files on time so we can get a good crowd for the opening reception

-MUST post and advertise the opening on social media and invite people out to see the show

-attendance of opening reception preferred (but not required for out of state participants)

-minimum six examples of artwork in application

-No artwork celebrating drug use will be accepted

The International Artist Residency Pedvale is now officially accepting applicants for the 2023 June Residency programme. Artists are invited to apply for a 4 week long residency. This is the midsummer time. The Midsummer celebration is on the summer solstice, the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Held annually on June 23/24 it is the largest national celebration in Latvia. Originally Līgo or literally ‘Swaying’, the festival celebrates the importance of the sun, Saule, and ritual bonfires burn through the night across Latvia. In Pedvale contemporary aesthetic rituals overlay the celebration of an ancient cultural ritual.
Applications will be selected and 9 artists will have the opportunity to work creatively. The group will be formed according to a principle so that representatives of different areas would be included – visual artists, writers, dancers, performance artists. Pedvale Art Park & Artist Residency is located two hours northwest of Riga. The spacious territory of almost 100 hectares at Pedvale Art Park is suitable for leisurely walks, during which you can enjoy both the landscape and the art exhibited in the park.

Submissions for New York Office residency are now open

Residency Details

This residency is open to emerging and mid-career artists working in all disciplines across New York City. For four months the artists-in-residence will be given a studio in the Quinn Emanuel New York office to support their existing practice or a new project as appropriate.

At the end of the residency an exhibition will be held to display the works of the artist and at least one work will be incorporated into the permanent collection. The exhibition will be held in a location deemed appropriate for the work decided on between the artists and curator.

Residency Period
The residency will begin May 22, 2023 and conclude on August 25, 2023.

Space & Support
The artist-in-residence will have access to an office in a historic building across from Madison Square Park with a vibrant food and drink scene. The office will be available 24/7 and is close to the 6, N, Q, R and W trains.

Compensation
The artist-in-residence will receive $5,000 a month over the course of four months for a total of $20,000. In addition, Quinn Emanuel will provide an allowance of up to $1,500 for purchase of art materials.

Exhibition
After the residency is completed, an exhibition of the work will be mounted in a place decided on with the help of curator Alexis Hyde. Sales of the work will be determined in conversation as well.

The mission of the Studio 23 Visiting Artist Program, through selection of an annual visiting artist, is to enhance the experience of art for our community through exposure to a greater diversity of artists, art media, and artistic styles.

Studio 23 is currently accepting applications for our 2023 Visiting Artist. An exhibit of new work created by the selected artist will be held at Studio 23, in Bay City, Michigan, from August 24 to October 21, 2023.

Application is open to artists who work in all media and styles, with preference for those who meet the program's mission of bringing more diversity to our community.

Deadline for application is Sunday, April 16, 2023, 11:59 p.m.
Applicants will be notified of results by May 5, 2023.

Requirements of Awarded Artist

Create new art to show in an exhibition opening at Studio 23 on August 24, 2023. Artwork for this exhibit will be created in the artist’s own studio space or facility.

Present one workshop for the community, hosted by Studio 23. The final topic/format of the workshop should be finalized through consultation between the artist, the curator of exhibits, and the curator of education.

Present an artist lecture/discussion or demonstration open to the community and hosted by Studio 23.

Visiting Artist Funding

The selected artist will receive an honorarium of $5,000 to cover all expenses of the artist specific and/or related to the Visiting Artist’s exhibit at Studio 23, including:

Creation and preparation of new artwork for the exhibit
Expenses for the required workshop
Expenses for the required lecture/discussion or demonstration
Artist’s incidental expenses, such as travel, lodging, meals

For all entry details, please see submission form.
https://form.jotform.com/curator.studio23/studio-23-visiting-artist-2023

Bethany Arts Community offers residencies to emerging and established artists for the development of both new works and works-in-progress. BAC welcomes artists working across many disciplines and mediums, including visual artists, sculptors, writers, playwrights, choreographers, musicians, composers, performance artists, filmmakers, and more. Enjoy an environment where artists from different disciplines and walks of life can work in community and near each other, creating opportunities for generative collaboration and cross-pollination.

Residents will be surrounded by uninhibited creativity during their time at BAC, in the form of other Multidisciplinary Residents, local studio artists, BAC staff and board members, those presenting programs on campus, and more!

A unique component of residencies at BAC is the Community Program. As part of a residency, we ask each artist to develop and facilitate a Community Program related to their residency plan. This part of the residency is an opportunity for artists to engage with the local community in Ossining and Westchester County, and for the local community to engage with artists through their work.

The Fall Multidisciplinary Residency runs for two sessions, September 25 to October 9 and October 2 to October 16, each with its own cohort. Artists are provided room & board, a private studio conducive to artists’ medium and/or project, 3 basic meals a day, and a $225 stipend per week upon completion of the residency. Artist is responsible for transportation to and from BAC.

Artist team applications will only be considered for groups up to 3 members.

Applications Open: March 9, 2023
Application Deadline: April 26, 2023 at 11:59 PM EST
Notifications: June 21, 2023

To check out our grounds, other residency programs, and more visit our website at www.bethanyarts.org.
If you have concerns about accommodations for your artistic practice, please email: [email protected]
If you have issues using the submission form, please contact Submittable.

Bethany Arts Community residency programs are made possible by the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, Westchester County Board of Legislators, and ArtsWestchester.

A to Z Wineworks, located at their REX HILL property in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, seeks an Artist in Residence for the Fall 2023.

The A to Z Artist in Residence program is a an immersion in the natural cycle of a vintage from grapes to glass. The Artist in Residence will first work the 2023 vintage harvest as a paid cellar intern, working alongside our seasonal harvest crew and year-round winemaking and production staff. Following the conclusion of harvest, the Artist in Residence will receive support from A to Z and access to staff and properties for a period of artistic reflection and creation. The residency concludes with a public showcase of some of the artist’s work through a gallery showing, lecture, reading or performance.

About the Harvest Internship
At A to Z Wineworks, harvest is intense and filled with opportunity as fruit arrives from around the state. This paid internship position typically runs from mid-August through early November, depending on the season. We value interns who share in our company culture of working hard, working smart, and learning together. Our winemakers approach winemaking from different perspectives and they are willing to share what they know.

The internship presents a unique opportunity to learn more about winemaking on different production scales and with different stylistic goals, providing a diverse work experience. Harvest interns work a demanding schedule, which will almost certainly include long hours, overtime, and weekend work. The role requires the ability to stand and move for at least ten hours; to lift, bend, rotate, move and carry up to 45 pounds over the course of the shift and on a repetitive basis, and to climb stairs, ladders and work on catwalks. We expect people to work well within a team environment and work with individuals in a respectful manner that is consistent with the company’s values.

About the Residency

Location: The Artist in Residence will primarily work at the REX HILL property in the Willamette Valley. The artist will have access to the winery, vineyards and staff throughout the course of the residency.

Duration: The residency begins with participation in the 2023 harvest as a Harvest Intern. Typically, harvest begins in mid- to late-August, and continues through early November. Following the conclusion of the harvest, the residency will commence.

Disciplines, work equipment and assistance: We are open to proposals from artists, writers and poets across all mediums and disciplines. To learn more about our current and past residents, visit our website at https://atozwineworks.com/our-company/artist-in-residence/ and view our short film about the program at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFjqByGC4VI

Support: The residency includes a monthly stipend of $800 for the duration of the residency, beginning after completion of the harvest internship. Depending on the medium and artist’s proposed focus, limited additional consideration may be provided in support of furnishing project materials. Housing in the winery’s onsite gate house can be considered for inclusion in the residency; during harvest, this housing will be shared with other interns.

Expectations of the artist: A to Z Wineworks supports people, places, and culture. It seems especially important now to support the liberal arts that help us find ways to expand vision and engage with diverse, thoughtful perspectives that help us grow as human beings. The artist will be expected to engage with the staff and contribute to the culture of the winery through interactions and presentations, including providing materials to feature in regular internal communications. The artist will engage with the community at the end of the residency through a public showcase of some of the year’s work in a gallery showing, lecture, reading or performance.

Application Information: Interested artists should submit the materials listed below by May 1, 2023:
• A cover letter, describing the artist’s interest in this residency
• A brief resume highlighting work history and relevant qualifications
• An artist’s biography
• A portfolio of relevant work

Interested candidates may submit their application and materials via our website at https://atozwineworks.com/artist-in-residence-2023-submissions/

About A to Z Wineworks
A to Z Wineworks captures “The Essence of Oregon” by carefully blending wines true to their variety exclusively sourced from Oregon vineyards. The family-owned company sets the standard for cool climate, food-enhancing Oregon Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and Chardonnay. In 2014, A to Z Wineworks became a certified B Corporation, earning recognition as a ‘Best for the World,’ top 10% B Corp every year since.

A to Z Wineworks, located at their REX HILL property in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, seeks an Artist in Residence for the Fall 2023.

The A to Z Artist in Residence program is an immersion in the natural cycle of a vintage from grapes to glass. The Artist in Residence will first work the 2023 vintage harvest as a paid cellar intern, working alongside our seasonal harvest crew and year-round winemaking and production staff. Following the conclusion of harvest, the Artist in Residence will receive support from A to Z and access to staff and properties for a period of artistic reflection and creation. The residency concludes with a public showcase of some of the artist’s work through a gallery showing, lecture, reading or performance.

The residency includes a monthly stipend of $800 for the duration of the residency, beginning after the completion of the harvest internship. Depending on the medium and artist’s proposed focus, limited additional consideration may be provided in support of furnishing project materials. Housing in the winery’s onsite gatehouse can be considered for inclusion in the residency; during harvest, this housing will be shared with other interns.