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My journey as an artist has taken many turns, but this has profoundly affected the art I created here and will continue to affect the vision of my expression. The passion was renewed and my belief reinforced. This journey will be with me forever.
— Jane Marshall, painter & printmaker
Residency Directory
The Alliance of Artists Communities is the premier information source on residencies in the U.S., and in partnership with its international sister organizations -- Res Artis and TransArtists -- is a comprehensive resource for residencies worldwide.
The Residency Directory includes Alliance Organizational and Emerging Program members, as well as non-member residencies. (See a list of Alliance Organizational Members only.)
To search by name: If you are looking for a specific residency by name, go to our Residency Search and enter the name of the residency.
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| Residencies that have provided detailed information on their programs (U.S. and international) – you must be a subscriber and logged in to view details | |
| Residency programs that have not provided further information, and are listed as a courtesy | |
| Emerging residency programs – those organizations that are in the process of developing new residencies | |
| Open application – those residencies that accept applications from artists, rather than invitation- or nomination-only residencies |
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Minneapolis, MinnesotaLucas Artists Programs, Montalvo Arts Center
Saratoga, CaliforniaIn October 2004, Montalvo opened the Sally and Don Lucas Artists Programs, replacing the original artists residency program created in 1939. The $10.5 million facilities, designed by six teams of artists and architects, is comprised of 10 discipline-specific live/work studios and one commons building. The Lucas Artists Programs offer facilities and staff supportive of the creative process and an environment conducive to both individual practice and the energetic exchange of ideas among international and culturally diverse fellows.
view profile >>Montana Artists Refuge
Basin, MontanaLocated in the tiny town of Basin, Montana Artists Refuge is a place where visual artists, writers, and musicians find quiet and respite from the rigors of modern life. The Montana Artists Refuge is a multidisciplinary residency program, open to all national and international artists.
view profile >>Monterey Museum of Art
Monterey, CaliforniaThe MMA is exploring the establishment of an artist-in-residence program. The Museum aims to serve its community through the visual arts by providing outstanding exhibitions, engaging public programs and a wonderful experience in their unique and historic facilities. www.montereyart.org
Montpelier Cultural Arts Center
Laurel, MarylandMount Rushmore National Memorial
Keystone, South DakotaMuseum of Glass Visiting Artist Program
Tacoma, WashingtonThe Museum's Visiting Artist Program is currently by invitation for a 5-day residency in the Museum's Hot Shop assisted by the 3-person resident glassblowing team. Artists may work on a project of their choice and are encouraged to explore and experiment with the medium.
view profile >>Near West Side Initiative
Syracuse, New YorkThe project will create an interdisciplinary creative community of residences and workspaces for artists, designers, technologists and innovators. www.saltdistrict.com
New Pacific Studio - Mount Bruce/Vallejo
Mount Bruce, New ZealandNew Pacific Studio is a bi-coastal organization that offers residencies for visual artists, writers, and environmentalists in its two 'hermitages' in Vallejo, California and in Mount Bruce, New Zealand. Both programs are open to established artists from all over the world who are interested in engaging with the local community.
view profile >>New York Mills Arts Retreat
New York Mills, Minnesota