**In 1996 Mudflat began offering a one-year residency position to clay artists. This highly competitive program provides a private studio space at no cost with access to Mudflat’s facility, a monthly materials stipend, a monthly housing stipend, and opportunities to teach and sell work.**

  
Dates

​September 1 - August 31, annually

  
Residency Requirements

* This is a one year commitment: September 1 through August 31
* Artists are expected to spend a minimum of 20 hours per week in their studio
* Artists are required to work 5 hours per week for Mudflat, assisting with technical jobs
* 2 public presentations during the residency. The first, in September, is a slide show of the artist's work.

  
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Residency Includes

* Private 90 square foot studio space
* 24/7 access
* A monthly stipend of $75, to be applied to clay materials and firing costs
* A monthly stipend of up to $800 for housing assistance
* Paid teaching opportunities in our educational programs
* Opportunities for retail sales at our Open Studio events and at Mudflat Gallery
* Solo exhibition and reception at Mudflat in July to showcase work created during the residency year

  

Year-Long Residency

This retreat is offered to three artists, each from a different creative discipline. We encourage artists of all disciplines to apply; visual artists, writers, musicians, composers, jewelry makers, graphic artists, animators and more. This residency is self-directed. There is no requirement to share your work. You can use your time as you wish. Any materials your artistic practice requires you must bring with you.

  
**Multi-Disciplinary Residency Dates**

Monday, August 11- Friday, August 15

  

**Hospitality**

* A private bedroom (with writing desk) in the Farm House
* A shared bathroom
* Additional work spaces include: the Barn, the Milk House, the Bull Pen, front porch, sun room and more
* High speed fiber optic internet in the Farm House
* There is no wi-fi or cell reception in the Barn, the Milk House or the Bull Pen
* Three meals a day prepared by the resident chef
* A $500 honorarium per artist
* Depending on each artist’s circumstances and individual need, we can discuss reimbursement for RT Amtrak tickets and/or cost of gas up to $100 per artist

  

2025 Multi-Disciplinary Residency

The Arts Council Korea (ARKO) has launched a new International Art Studio program for 2025 to promote global artistic activity and cultural exchange. The program will not only provide a platform for domestic and international visual artists to create and research, but also serve as a space to expand contemporary artistic discourse. We look forward to receiving applications from talented artists to share their creative vision and explore new possibilities.

  
Residency Period : Please apply for only one term

  
* 1st term : May 2025–September 2025 (5 Artists)
* 2nd term : September 2025–January 2026 (5 Artists)

**International artists** : Private studio (free of charge), accommodation (1,000,000 KRW/660 USD per month), round-trip airfare (up to 2,000,000 KRW/1,300 USD), stipend (500,000 KRW/330 USD per month), and production support (500,000 KRW/330 USD per month)

  
**Domestic artists** : Private studio (free of charge), production support (500,000 KRW per month)

  

ARKO Art Studio 2025

The St. Elmo Arts Residency within the Department of Art and Art History offers one fellowship each academic year to a recent MFA graduate specializing in painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture, or multimedia. The residency includes a $30,000 stipend, accommodations at a charming house and studio situated in a small artist community in the St. Elmo district of South Austin, a two-semester part-time teaching position at the University of Texas at Austin in the Art and Art History Department, access to UT academic and art lab resources, and a solo exhibition at the Visual Arts Center in the Spring of 2026.

  
**Residency Period**

August 2025 through Mid‑May 2026

  
**Fellow Responsibilities**

* 9½-month commitment
* Teach one class per semester (two classes total) in Studio Art in the Department of Art and Art History
* Lead one practice-based workshop each semester (two workshops total)
* Present a public lecture on your work for the UT Arts Community
* Present a solo exhibition at the Visual Arts Center

  

* 24-hour access to a private 1800-square-foot studio
* Private furnished house capable of accommodating the fellow and a partner \*
* $32,530 stipend
* Access to health insurance and benefits
* Part-time teaching experience at UT Austin
* An exhibition at the Visual Arts Center

  

St. Elmo Arts Residency

The John O. Calmore Creative Activism Artist Residency at McColl Center is seeking citizen-artists who are dedicated to addressing social justice issues through their creative practice. The residency aims to emphasize the ways in which art and artists can serve as catalysts for social action, problem-solving, and relationship building.

This opportunity is open to national and international arts professionals 21+ years of age, showing a strong professional working history of socially and/or politically engaged artmaking. We welcome diverse artistic themes and disciplines rooted in the principles of risk-taking, creative expression, and critical thinking. This residency will culminate in an exhibition based in Toronto, Canada, with the specific date to be determined.

  
**Residency Dates: January 7 - April 14, 2026**

Selected artists receive:

* $6,000 living, materials, and travel stipend (United States-based artists or artists with Green Card or J-1 Visa only; due to the limitations of visas, international artists may not qualify for a stipend but may be eligible to receive reimbursement of qualified expenses, such as airfare, ground transportation, supplies, and meals.)
* Furnished apartment (for artists from outside the greater Charlotte area)
* 24-hour access to a private studio with Wi-Fi and common use areas
* Participation in a group showcase on the second floor of McColl Center
* Photo and social media documentation
* Professional curatorial guidance
* Opportunities to engage with McColl Center audiences via public programs.

John O. Calmore Creative Activism Artist Residency

Field Projects (NYC) is teaming up with In Situ Polyculture Commons, an arts residency and eco-cultural catalyst (Southeastern Vermont) to offer our inaugural 2025 Solo Show & Residency Fellowship.

This opportunity includes a 2-4 week art residency in Vermont, plus a 5-week solo exhibition for an individual artist or collaborative group of up to 4 people, as well as a stipend of $1000 to be used as the artist sees fit.

We are two artist-run organizations, and for our first-ever collaboration, we have created a fellowship opportunity that we would want!

  
**Awardee responsible for:**

* Any travel to and from residency or gallery
* Attending the residency
* Grocery / self-catering expenses at residency (kitchen is fully stocked with all cookware and appliances on has many staples on hand)
* Participating / working with Field Projects to install the show
* Exhibiting at Field Projects
* D_onating 2 small works, for the residency & gallery collections_

  
**Important Dates:**

* \*Residency Session Window: June 13 - July 14th
* Installation Window: Sunday July 13th - Wednesday July 16th
* Exhibition dates: July 17 - Aug 21, 2025
* Opening reception: Thursday, July 17th, 2025

  
\*Artist can choose their best arrival / departure dates at the residency within their window, for anywhere from 2-4 weeks, which do not need to be consecutive.

I_n Situ is happy to be flexible for artists, whose calendars are often managed tyrannically by institutional calendar preferences._ 

* 2-4 week residency in S. VT at In Situ Polyculture includes ample studio space & accommodations in a bucolic setting with access to a full kitchen for self catering
* 5-week solo exhibition in NYC at Field Projects Space
* Stipend: $1000 to be used as the artist sees fit
* Studio visit with Jacob Rhodes for exhibition planning / installation support. (In-person in NYC metro area, remote meeting if further afield).
* Pre-installation preparatory support at residency (ex: preparation of cleats for hanging panels, packing work safely for transport to gallery, etc).
* Installation support at Field Projects

  

Solo Show & Residency Fellowship

**Works & Process is holding its first-ever open call for applications.** NYC artists who create movement-based work are invited to apply for a residency to start a new project or continue developing an existing work in one of our week-long, out-of-town residencies.

  
**Dates: March 18 - April 22, 2025**

  
**Priorities:**

* Professional artists working in all dance styles and forms are invited to apply, especially those who represent broad perspectives, continue or re-invent traditions, and/or identify as community leaders and tradition bearers.
* Works & Process is interested in movement-based work that transcends the proscenium and invites audience participation. We encourage projects based in street, club, cultural, or social dance styles, along with other forms that come from the circle/cipher.

**Application Bonus**

Works & Process is aware that time and effort is devoted to the application process, and in recognition of this, we are pleased to offer every applicant 2 complimentary tickets to a Works & Process event in Fall 2025\. Applicants will be notified about how to request these complimentary tickets after the submission deadline has closed.

The residency package includes industry-leading fees of $150 per artist/per day (up to $8,400 for a maximum of 8 participants), 24/7 studio access, on-site housing, a transportation stipend, and health insurance enrollment access. In partnership with 92NY Dance Education Lab, a dance pedagogy workshop for the artists can be included during the residency upon request. Each residency will culminate in an open rehearsal or showing for the local community. The projects will also be considered for Works & Process presentation in New York City.

LaunchPad Residencies

**Rancho Linda Vista** (RLV), located in Oracle, Arizona, invites committed visual artists to apply for its 2025 Summer Artist Residency Award. The Residency is available for the month of either July or August.

RLV is located on over 100 acres in the high-desert foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains, 35 miles north of Tucson. Founded by artists in 1968 on a historic adobe ranch, this residency oﬀers serious artists the opportunity to focus on their work and explore new directions, in an extraordinary setting among a community of creative peers.

The Summer Artist Residency includes a furnished one-bedroom house, separate studio space and a $1,000 stipend. The selected artist will share their work in an open studio at the conclusion of their stay. 

  
Residents must have their own means of transportation to obtain necessities and to take advantage of nearby oﬀerings.
  
  

2025 Summer Artist Residency Award

The Cedar Ridge Summer Residency welcomes one visual artist from July 2 to August 29, 2025, culminating in a September exhibit of the resident's work in the Cedar Ridge Gallery. The residency offers a working environment that supports the artistic process for emerging and mid-career artists. 

The 2025 Residency site is The Gardener's Cottage, nestled in the Cedar Ridge park and gardens, overlooking a ravine with the Highland Creek below. The cottage is adjacent to the Cedar Ridge Main House, which holds galleries and instructional art studios.

The Cedar Ridge Gallery is a public gallery space owned and operated by the City of Toronto available for individual artists and arts groups. Gallery exhibitions are viewed by visual arts enthusiasts and by those at the Cedar Ridge Creative Centre attending courses and other events, providing a great opportunity to present the works on display to a larger community.

The City of Toronto has made enhancements to the Public Gallery Program in five City-operated public galleries, including Cedar Ridge Creative Centre Gallery. These changes are part of a new pilot initiative, aligned with CARFAC (Canadian Artists’ Representation / Le Front des Artistes Canadiens) guidelines. The enhancements are designed to increase equitable access to the City’s cultural spaces and elevate support for artists, while advancing some of the key objectives of the City’s Culture Connects: An Action Plan for Culture in Toronto.

  
Artist Responsibilities:

* The successful artist is responsible for any and all costs that are in excess of five hundred dollars for art supplies; all other costs associated with the residency remain the artist’s responsibility
* Recipient must work in the studio a minimum of 15 hours per week, during operating hours
* Recipient will be required to give an artist talk and offer one community workshop at Cedar Ridge
* Recipient must actively participate in the promotion of the program, the site and the opening reception through their own networks and effort
* Recipient is responsible for installation of the Residency Exhibition in the gallery

  

The artist will receive a residency package, which includes:

* The use of the Gardener's Cottage studio during the Centre's regular operating hours
* Exhibition space at the Cedar Ridge Gallery from September 6 to September 24, 2025
* Promotion of final exhibition through established City of Toronto channels
* Five hundred dollars in art supplies
* Cedar Ridge Creative Centre's support connecting the recipient to the community, art networks and/or to pursue outside grants for the term of their residency
* In accordance with the CARFAC 2025 fee schedule for Exhibitions with Art for Sale, the eligible exhibiting artist will be paid both an exhibition fee (Section 1: A.1.7) and an installation fee (Section 4: C.7.0), based on number of artworks and hour duration of installation

  

Cedar Ridge Creative Centre Summer 2025 Residency

Our residencies programme supports professional development, cultural exchange, and artistic experimentation. We host up to sixteen residencies each year, bringing artists from all over the world to London. All our residencies are self-led, nonprescriptive and process-based; they are about enabling artists to research and develop new work, engage with the city, and build their networks. We provide administrative, pastoral, and curatorial support throughout the residency, but we expect residents to be self-motivated, and to lead on the research and production of their own work, during their time with us.

  
This residency is supported by Selim & Houda Bouafsoun.

**The eleven-week, fully funded residency will take place at Gasworks in London from 6 October – 22 December 2025 and include:**

  
• 24-hour access to a fully accessible private studio at Gasworks, alongside other resident artists, and a community of London-based studio holders.

• Single room accommodation in Gasworks’ Residency House: a two-story house, with three communal bathrooms and a kitchen, shared with other resident artists.

• Economy return flights and taxi transfers from the artist’s home country to London, including one cabin and one hold luggage.

• All visa costs and support with the visa application process.

• A weekly stipend of £150 to cover living expenses in London.

• A materials budget of up to £800.

• A prepaid travel card (TFL zones 1+2) for unlimited travel within central London throughout the residency.

• An Open Studio event and presentation introducing the work and research developed during the residency, which will take place on Saturday 6 September.

• Access to Gasworks’ basic tools and AV equipment, subject to availability.

• A dedicated residency page on Gasworks’ website, including short video interview introducing the artist’s work, filmed and edited by Gasworks during the residency.

• Networking opportunities and at least two individual studio visits with other artists, curators and arts professionals.

• Administrative, pastoral, and curatorial support from Gasworks’ staff during office hours, from 10am to 6pm, Monday to Friday.

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