FAB’s **LES Young Artists of Color Fellowship** supports early career artists interested in building a peer network of mutual support, meeting with experienced artists and producers of color to help shape strategies for furthering their work in the field, and participating in a culminating public showcase of original work.We developed the Fellowship particularly to support POC artists who live in the Lower East Side, although we accept applications for any young artist who is a NYC resident.

  
CALENDAR

**Fellowship Sessions** in person at FAB, 70 East 4th Street

Tuesdays February 4 - April 29 

6:30pm-8:30pm 

  
**Culminating Exhibit/Showcase** at FAB's theater and studio, 70 East 4th Street

Please note that our spaces are non-traditional exhibition spaces. Fellows will work with FAB staff to find creative ways to activate these spaces for the culminating exhibit/showcase.

  
* Tuesday April 22 - Friday April 25 - Setup and install, final rehearsals
* Saturday April 26 - Exhibit / installation/ public performance
* Sunday April 27 - Breakdown

  
**All sessions and participation in the culminating showcase are mandatory.**

There may also be up to two field trips which will take place either on a weekend day or a weekday evening during the fellowship period, time to be agreed upon. 

  

Each Fellow will:

* receive a $500 stipend
* participate in weekly meetings with the full fellowship
* meet and hear from established arts professionals of color
* share artistic works-in-progress and career challenges
* identify topics of interest for workshops such as fundraising, marketing, and portfolio development
* present work through a culminating exhibit / performance

Lower East Side Young Artists of Color Fellowship

Chulitna Lodge Wilderness Retreat seeks to provide the time, space, clarity, and facilities for all forms of creative professionals or researchers to make and meditate.

  
From visual artists, to writers, to scientific researchers, music, dance, and more, we encourage the gamut from seasoned professionals to enthusiastic hobbyists, to apply for our various programs.

  
There are 3 ways to participate as an artist at Chulitna.

Fellowship – No fee, all expenses related to room and board + travel stipend, participate in chores and dishes

Resident Artist – Highly reduced fee, small daily chore participation.

Honarary Resident – No application required, no work required, full-fee with full-service, come make and enjoy!

**Fellowships:**

* All expenses covered including gourmet meals, travel stipend, and charter flight from Anchorage to the lodge.
* Family/partner and/or studio assistants may join for part or all of fellowship period for a fee on a case by case basis.
* Full 6 week commitment required. Three Fellowship Periods between May 18 and Ocober 11, 2025.

**Resident Artist:**

* Must apply for acceptance.
* Includes all expenses including gourmet meals from arrival in Port Alsworth, Alaska to departure.
* $800/week/person - double occupancy cabin (can be a spouse/partner/family member/studio assistant/etc.) If coming alone, you may possibly share a room and studio with another artist.
* $1300/week/person - single occupancy cabin (Just you in your own private cabin, which doubles as a studio)
* Travel expenses not included in weekly rate
* Staff members are available to help with tool usage or technical assistance given enough notice.

**Honorary Resident:**

* No Application Needed!
* Includes all expenses including gourmet meals from arrival Port Alsworth, Alaska to departure.
* $2200/week/person - single occupancy cabin or yurt (Just you in your own private cabin.)
* Monthly rates available
* Spouse/partner/family member/studio assistant/etc. may share cabin at discounted $800 rate.
* Travel expenses not included in weekly rate
* Staff members are available to help with any tool usage or technical assistance

  

**Fellowships:**

* All expenses covered including gourmet meals, travel stipend, and charter flight from Anchorage to the lodge.
* Family/partner and/or studio assistants may join for part or all of fellowship period for a fee on a case by case basis.
* Full 6 week commitment required. Three Fellowship Periods between May 18 and Ocober 11, 2025.

**Resident Artist:**

* Must apply for acceptance.
* Includes all expenses including gourmet meals from arrival in Port Alsworth, Alaska to departure.
* $800/week/person - double occupancy cabin (can be a spouse/partner/family member/studio assistant/etc.) If coming alone, you may possibly share a room and studio with another artist.
* $1300/week/person - single occupancy cabin (Just you in your own private cabin, which doubles as a studio)
* Travel expenses not included in weekly rate
* Staff members are available to help with tool usage or technical assistance given enough notice.

**Honorary Resident:**

* No Application Needed!
* Includes all expenses including gourmet meals from arrival Port Alsworth, Alaska to departure.
* $2200/week/person - single occupancy cabin or yurt (Just you in your own private cabin.)
* Monthly rates available
* Spouse/partner/family member/studio assistant/etc. may share cabin at discounted $800 rate.
* Travel expenses not included in weekly rate
* Staff members are available to help with any tool usage or technical assistance

  

Chulitna Lodge Creative Residency Summer Program

**The Volland Foundation is committed to providing time and space for creative practitioners of a wide range of disciplines to gather in a community setting for work, thought and exchange of ideas, and to experience immersion in a unique ecosystem and rural culture.** 

  
In 2025, Volland is again offering residencies across the spring, summer, and fall seasons. The distractions of daily life often drift away at Volland, leaving meaningful time for work, personal discovery and engagement with nature. In addition to time and space, other resident artists, staff, and local residents endow a sense of community to the residency program.

Volland seeks applicants in all stages of their career (emerging, mid-level, professional) and all areas of the globe: local, national and international. The Foundation is committed to equity and welcomes people from diverse cultures, backgrounds, and experiences. Residents who enjoy solitude, working independently and are self-guided will do well in this residency. Applicants should consider whether this is the right environment for them. Volland is located 8 miles outside of Alma, a town of 900 people. The nearest grocery store is a 30-minute drive.

The Volland Foundation does not require residents to complete or show work during their residency, believing they are best suited to determine how this offering of time and space is used. Volland encourages some degree of public interaction during residencies. Past examples include group open studios or a presentation, trips to the local museum for research or participation in a group activity, and attendance at local gatherings. The foundation asks residents to determine their level of public engagement.

  
**2025 Residencies**

**Spring** 

April 15 – April 29 | 2-week residency | 4 openings

 May 6 – May 20 | 2-week residency | 4 openings

**Summer**

June 10 – July 9 | 4-week residency | 1 opening

June 10 – June 24 | 2-week residency | 1 opening

June 25 – July 9 | 2-week residency | 1 opening

**Fall**

September 16 – October 15 | 4-week residency | 1 opening

September 16 – September 30 | 2-week residency | 1 opening

October 1 – October 15 | 2-week residency | 1 opening

  
**Stipulations** 

* Because of the remote location, it is necessary for all participants to have a car during their residency, plus a valid driver’s license. Residents must arrive and depart on the stated times of the residency.
* Residents are responsible for their own meals. Evening meals are a pleasant time for interaction, and shared meals may be arranged by residents at their discretion.
* Spouses interested in their own residency should apply separately.
* A collaborative team may apply for a residency.
* Family is welcome to visit on the weekends, but must acquire their own accommodations offsite.
* The rural nature of Volland means the Foundation cannot ensure the safety of pets. As a result, we ask they stay home for the duration of your residency.
* Feedback during and after your time at Volland is appreciated so that we may learn from your experience.
* Volland encourages its residents share their experience on their social media channels.
* Information and photos describing residents’ experience at Volland will be shared on our website and on social media.

  

* Housing and studio space
* $500/$1000 stipend for two/four week residents, respectively
* Local library access
* Occasional group meals
* Free admission to Volland Foundation programming during the residency
* Assistance with connections needed to aid a residency project

  

2025 Volland Residency Program

Art on the Block NYC will be holding short-term residencies (3 weeks) in NYC storefronts over the course of 2025\. As the artist-in-residence you will have the opportunity to transform the space into both your studio and a public viewing space. 

  
You will expected to be present full time 5 days each week (hours TBA). During that time you will not only have general visitors coming in to see your artwork and engage with you but will also facilitate scheduled programming for youth, families, and adults. These programs include art-making workshops, artist interviews, and more and will be co-developed by you and Art on the Block NYC team.

Short term artist residency

The Artists in Queens Grant supports artists that live in Queens for the creation of new work in a community setting. These grants highlight the role of artists as important members of the community as they enhance the cultural climate in communities and neighborhoods where they live and work. 

Artists in Queens Grant

We are delighted to announce the open call for our Online Residency Program, inviting eco, social, and political artists worldwide to participate in a six-week online program from January 6th to February 14th 2025

This 6-week online residency program aims to create an atmosphere of collaboration and connection, where international eco artists can come together and grow their practice in the areas of sustainability and expand their art practice through feedback and mutual support.

**Residency Theme:**

This residency program is not just about artistic growth; it's about building networks and a community of artists through active dialogue, ideas exchange, and critical thinking. By joining this program, you'll be able to work on specific projects, connect with fellow artists, and work together to create a new stratosphere of creativity and inspiration.

In an effort to create a more intimate space for collaboration and growth, the program only accepts a range of five to ten participants. This way we ensure all perspectives are heard and everyone has the opportunity to take part in discussions and collaboration.

Program Details:

* Residency Duration: Six weeks
* Time Frame: January 6th – February 14th

**What We Offer:**

* _Full program for the entire residency_
* _Weekly live group meetings with fellow artists focused on your work- discussion and exchange, helping you to better conceptualise your art projects moderated by IOAEA team._
* _Weekly individual curatorial support with curator Joana Alarcão via video call, to discuss work progress, dissemination etc._
* _Weekly lectures focusing on ecological art and artists, to help you frame your practice within the ecological international art community and gain new knowledge on how fellow artists are innovating and creating within this field._
* _Becoming part of the international IOAEA community; getting access to our network space and exclusive opportunities._
* _Diffusion and promotion_
* _Residency profile on IOAEA website_
* _Personal interview on the IOAEA website_
* _Exhibit your project in a group show in our online gallery at the end of the residency program_

**Program Commitment and Flexibility:**

Participants are expected to commit to the program for the entire six-week duration. Although we understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise therefore if an artist is unable to attend some meetings we are flexible to find alternative arrangements or record sections.

**Application Process:**

The online program is open to emerging and mid-career visual artists, multidisciplinary artists, curators, and art researchers from all around the world whose works focus on ecological practices.

The selection of candidates for the online residency is made by Joana Alarcão, the curator and founder of IOAEA. Candidates are chosen based on the quality of their work and their motivation to participate in this online residency.

Artists can send their **submissions for free** and selected artists will be informed via email about the next steps.

Only **selected artists** will incur a participation fee of €250 for our six-week program. While we are currently unable to provide personal funding, we are excited to offer a fully funded opportunity for one artist each month. **_If you require a scholarship, please indicate this in your application_; otherwise, we will not be able to consider you for the scholarsh**ip.

_Please note that this is an_ **_organisation built by artists for artists_** _therefore our residency fee supports our efforts as an artist-run organization, independently built and maintained by working artists. This contribution enables us to continue offering free initiatives and scholarships for artists seeking opportunities to gain exposure, connect with peers, and advance their careers in the arts._

  
**FAQs**

  
**How many works can I submit?**

Up to five images

**How much does it cost?**

The cost for the full 6-week residency is 250 euros, and participants are free to submit their work.

**Is there a private view / opening?**

At the conclusion of the residency, participants are anticipated to take part in a collective virtual exhibition, which will commence with an opening event

**How many works can I exhibit?**

Artists can exhibit up to 4/5 works in total.

**What should I do if I am unable to attend a group meeting or lecture?**

If a participant is unable to attend certain meetings, we have the option to record sections and are open to discussing alternative arrangements to ensure that they can still derive maximum benefit from the program.

**When are the meetings typically scheduled during the week?**

Typically, the meetings are scheduled for the evenings to accommodate the participants' schedules. The individual meetings with the curator are arranged based on the participants' availability, and the timing of the weekly lectures can vary, with some scheduled in the morning and others in the evening, to align with the group's availability.

**What topics are covered in the weekly lectures?**

The weekly lectures primarily focus on sustainability in art, ecological artists, collaborative approaches with materials, and related subject matter.

  

Sustainable Practices, Online Residency Program- January 

**Entries for the Ramsay Art Prize 2025 are now open!**

  
Held every two years, the $100,000 acquisitive prize is open to Australian artists under 40 working in any medium, and aims to support and encourage contemporary Australian artists to make their best work at a pivotal moment in their career.

  
Finalists will be selected from a panel of experts including leading Australian artist Michael Zavros; Associate Professor and Program Director of Visual Art at the Queensland College of Art and Design and inaugural winner of the Ramsay’s People’s Choice Prize Julie Fragar; and Emma Fey, Acting Director of the Art Gallery of South Australia.

Finalist works are selected by an eminent panel of judges and shown in a major exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia. The winning work is judged from the exhibition and is acquired into the Gallery’s collection, with the winning artist receiving $100,000, thanks to the generosity of the James & Diana Ramsay Foundation.

  
The Exhibition also includes a People’s Choice Prize worth $15,000, supported by sponsor LK, and decided by public vote.

Ramsay Art Prize 2025

ADKX will offer four artists a one-month residency, scheduled consecutively in June, July, August, and September. During the residency, the artist will focus on creating their own body of work within the public areas of the museum grounds at least three days per week. The intention of the time during public hours is for artists to spend time pursuing their own creative works, inspired by the natural areas that comprise and surround the museum’s campus as well as key objects and stories within the collection. Artists should plan to be in the public areas a minimum of 6 hours a day, from about 10- 4:00PM for each of those three days. Additional time on campus will be at the artist’s discretion. Interactions with the public are intended to be short and informal, and to introduce museum visitors tothe artist and the artistic process. Museum staff will work with the selected artists to identify a location(s) that is suitable for them to work. Throughout the residency, artists will have access to the museum’s outdoor areas any time (including trails, though limited access to trails in September due to hunting season) 24-hours a day/7 days a week.

  
Each artist will also spend two days each week (10-4:30PM) in the museum’s Art Lab (makerspace), working on their own creations at their leisure and guiding drop-in participatory activities for visitors based upon the artist’s own creative style. The artists will casually interact with visitors in the Art Lab, and welcome them to this creative space. ADKX’s Public Programs staff can offer guidance to the artist on activities suitable for the makerspace. Art Lab participatory activities must be designed for visitors to take home with them, and be able to be completed in a relatively short period of time (minimum of 5 minutes). Visitors can choose to stay in the Art Lab for as much or as little time as they want, during open hours. The museum is responsible for supplying Art Lab materials for public use, and will provide those within a specified budget.

  
The artists-in-residence will also have the opportunity to coordinate with ADKX’s curatorial staff to have a limited amount of time in the collection storage areas to study, sketch, and document works in the collection. The collections will be available to the artist on weekdays before 10:00 AM. Artists can choose, as time and schedules allow, to attend daily morning meetings with exhibit Interpretation staff and regularly scheduled department and all-staff meetings.

**$5000 stipend** for the duration of the residency and $500 travel allowance. Artists are expected to provide their own materials, with the exception of those used for the Art Lab activity.

  
**On-site housing (no cost):**

Artists will be housed in a large bedroom in the second floor of ADKX’s “Residence” building. The second floor is accessed by a staircase. The room is large enough for two adults, and can be set up with a small work space (for use by the artist and/or a spouse or partner). ADKX will not provide a computer or separate office space; free wi-fi is available. The room is large, but would be cozy for any artist with children over the age of two. The room is private and secured with a lock. The Residence is not a public building, but used regularly by staff and professional visitors. It is locked after hours when staff are not in the office areas. Pets are not allowed on the ADKX campus.

  
The first floor of the Residence building includes office areas as well as a large, fully-furnished kitchen and dining area used throughout the day by year-round staff. There are two bedrooms on the second floor. There is a shared full bathroom on that floor used by those occupying the bedrooms. A single person, usually a member of the museum’s seasonal staff, uses the second bedroom.

  
There is a shared washer and dryer on the main floor of the Residence. There is no charge for use of the laundry facilities, but hours are limited to evenings and weekends. Free parking is available in a staff parking area adjacent to the Residence. Wi-fi and all utilities are provided.

The artist will offer the museum one work produced through the residency as a first option purchase at a fair market price. The museum may decline to purchase any works at its sole discretion.

  

2025 Artist-in-Residence Program

SU-CASA is a community arts engagement program that places artists and organizations in residence at senior centers

across the five boroughs of New York City. The program, funded in FY25 by the New York City Council, provides grants to

artists and organizations for the creation and delivery of arts programming for seniors. Teaching artists will engage

participating seniors in an art project or series of cultural programs over the course of the residency, which will also

include a public program component – an exhibit, reading, performance, open houses or other cultural interactions

open to the surrounding community. The program will support residencies for individual artists and cultural

organizations at senior centers across the City’s 51 Council districts. Residencies will take place in the fiscal year ending

June 30, 2025.

  
This initiative seeks to connect artists with seniors in senior centers and to positively impact the well-being of older

adults through arts-based activities. SU-CASA supports artists and organizations sensitive to the needs of older adults

and who are interested in engaging their communities. Selected artists and organizations will work with the senior

center where they are placed to further refine project goals and coordinate a schedule for residency activities and use of

facilities.

  
Individual artists are eligible to participate in partnership with select local arts councils.

Individual artists-in-residence will receive a stipend in the amount of $6,000, an additional $2,000 materials/supplies budget, and access to materials and supplies from Materials for the Arts.

SU-CASA

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