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Art Produce Gallery & Garden

Artist in Residence

Applications are now CLOSED for 2023!
​We'll be in touch soon!
​Interviews: January 21-28
2023 Artist in Residence (AiR)
​Information & Application Instructions   
 

​Welcome to the Artist in Residence application for Art Produce. We ask that you please read through each section carefully to ensure that this residency is the right fit for both you and Art Produce. Thank you!

​Art Produce is a multi-disciplinary space that includes artist studios, a community room, edible garden, on-site restaurant, and gallery, all of which are utilized for public and private events, workshops, and pop-up exhibits. Designed for community engagement experiences and supporting local artists, the AIR program furthers our mission to build community and foster civic engagement through arts, education, and public culture.  

Residencies are project based, intended to support development of new work or on-going works and to expand artistic practices. Artists in any discipline and at any stage of their careers may apply. Residencies are scheduled March-September and vary in length from several weeks to several months. 

There is no application fee. The AiR program does not include living accommodations. The AiR program does not include a culminating exhibition or event in the storefront gallery. If you are interested in proposing an event or exhibition that is not affiliated with a residency, please see the guidelines HERE.

​Residency Overview/Application Process:
We encourage applications for all artistic disciplines, including but not limited to, visual artists, dancers, poets, writers, filmmakers, art educators, curators, and musicians. We provide indoor studio and outdoor workspace, work tables, and some limited shared equipment.

Up to 6 artists will be selected for a residency in 2023 and not all residents will overlap with others. Residencies are scheduled from March through September and vary in length from several weeks to several months. If the artist is interested, Art Produce will co-host a culminating exhibit/event/celebration to showcase the work created during the residency. The residency spaces are available 24/7 and we expect the artist to utilize the space as much as possible. There is no requirement for artists to have open studio times or public engagement activities. 

At Art Produce we are passionate about supporting local artists and the production and accessibility of public culture. We love our work and we love saying yes. Since you will be working in close proximity with others at Art Produce, we encourage you to learn about our mission and what we do. 
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