supporting artists' professional development
The Rijksakademie Residency in Amsterdam is an international research and production place for emerging, professional artists from all continents. The Rijksakademie has extensive technical facilities, a library, an art collection, and also offering basic facilities such as a studio, assistance by technical specialists, a work budget, and mediation with accommodation and grants.
An opportunity for artists from Commonwealth countries to develop new skills, gain international experience and share with other cultures.
Elsewhere Artist Collaborative is now accepting applications for it's 2009 residency program.
Elsewhere Artist Collaborative’s Residency Program invites artists across media to participate in the creation of a museum formed from the contents of a three-story former thrift store in Greenboro, North Carolina.
The Instituto Sacatar operates a residency program for creative individuals in all disciplines at its estate on the Island of Itaparica in the Bay of All Saints, across from the city of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
The National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) invites research proposals from academics, performers, artists, audiovisual industry and archive professionals to draw fresh, innovative perspectives from the national audiovisual collection.
Established & emerging: artists, ceramicists, curators, installation artists, new media artists, musicians, performance artists, photographers, sculptors, textile artists and writers are invited to apply for the 2009 season of residencies in Hill End.
CCAS provides 6 studio places each year for emerging artists (no age limit) who are selected by a process of application.
The Baldessin Press, St Andrews, Victoria, is inviting interested artists to apply for a position as ARTIST IN RESIDENCE for a period of three weeks in the first half of 2009. This consists of subsidies accommodation and 24 hour studio access to the print making facilities.
PICA is currently seeking expressions of interest for the 2009 Studio Program.
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery runs the Hill End Artists in Residence Program to allow contemporary Australian artists the chance to experience and respond to the historically charged landscape of Hill End. Artists can apply to spend four weeks living and working at Haefligers or Murrays Cottage.
