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Through the Alliance membership and meetings I have met and befriended so many people who have such a vast knowledge of the artist-in-residency field. These experts have been welcoming, open for questions, and so supportive of the emerging members.

— Michele Richey, Prairie Center of the Arts

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.

This listing includes three types of profiles:
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Organizational Member Residencies that have provided detailed information on their programs (U.S. and international) – you must be a subscriber and logged in to view details
Nonmember Residency Residency programs that have not provided further information, and are listed as a courtesy
Emerging Program Emerging residency programs – those organizations that are in the process of developing new residencies
Open application Open application – those residencies that accept applications from artists, rather than invitation- or nomination-only residencies

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  • San Anto Cultural Arts, Muralist-in-Residence Project

    nonmember residency
    San Antonio, Texas
  • San Francisco Recycling & Disposal

    nonmember residency
    San Francisco, California
  • Santa Fe Art Institute

    organizational member Open application
    Santa Fe, New Mexico

    SFAI brings together an outstanding group of emerging and mid-career visual artists and writers whose practice focuses on the role of the arts in activism: social, cultural and environmental.

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  • Sculpture Space

    organizational member Open application
    Utica, New York

    Sculpture Space is located in the former Utica Steam Engine and Boilerworks plant. Artists-in-residence receive a $2,000 stipend, shared housing, shared studio space (2 private studios are also available) , equipment, technical assistance, and specialized resources available in the Mohawk Valley, to make sculpture on a scale which they otherwise might not afford, in an environment conducive to experimentation. Mid-career, emerging or established professional artists with a focus on sculpture, installation, metalwork, woodwork, conceptual, environmental, performance or multidisciplinary arts may apply.

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  • Sea Change Residencies

    organizational member
    Provincetown, Massachusetts

    Founded in 2001 as a project of the Gaea Foundation, Sea Change Residencies provides time, space, and funds to outstanding artists and activists making critical headway in bringing forward alternative paths to social change. The program offers four to eight week residencies, with stipend, to nominees deeply involved in a wide range of movements, from radical feminism to hip hop theater, anti-globalization to justice for American-Indians.

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  • Serenbe Institute

    emerging program
    Palmetto, Georgia

    Serenbe is planning a residency program within its 900-acre sustainable living community, bringing together artists, writers, farmers and business people. www.serenbecommunity.com

  • Jon Sims Center for the Arts, AIRspace

    nonmember residency
    San Francisco, California
  • Sitka Center / Artist and Ecologist Residency Program

    organizational member Open application
    Otis, Oregon

    The Sitka Center’s Residency Program has provided more than 170 visual artists, writers, musicians, and natural science scholars the opportunity to conduct their work while deeply engaging with the inspirational coastal environment of Cascade Head. Up to four residents at a time, usually from different disciplines and stages in their careers, live and work on campus for one to four months free of charge. The Residency Program fosters cross-disciplinary creative and intellectual work for residents individually and collectively. Sitka’s residents, many of whom are internationally respected and prize-winning, share their work with the local community through presentations, workshops, and service projects.

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  • The Skopelos Foundation for the Arts

    emerging program
    Skopelos, none Greece

    Offering residencies, workshops, university programs and more for visual artists on the beautiful island of Skopelos, the foundation is committed to honoring and sharing the Greek artistic tradition while fostering innovative artistic expression and development. www.skopart.org

  • Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture

    organizational member Open application
    Skowhegan, Maine

    Skowhegan, an intensive nine-week summer residency program for emerging visual artists established in 1946, seeks each year to bring together a gifted and diverse group of individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to art-making and inquiry to create the most stimulating and rigorous environment possible for a concentrated period of artistic creation, interaction, and growth.

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