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As a member of the Alliance, I’m regularly reminded of the passion and idealism motivating the members. There is a wealth of insight to be gained by paying attention to the great diversity of programs organized to achieve this end. The enthusiasm generated by this network is greater than the sum of its parts—it is a profound experience to get together with others who take it for granted that creative artists should be honored and supported in their work while they’re alive.

— David Macy, The MacDowell Colony

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:
IconDescription
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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  • St. Petersburg Clay Company

    nonmember residency
    St. Petersburg, Florida
  • The Steel Yard

    emerging program
    Providence, Rhode Island

    An urban industrial arts center, The Steel Yard provides workspace, classes, and community to artists, students and community members, tradespeople, arts educators and entrepreneurs. www.thesteelyard.org

  • Stone Mills Art Center

    emerging program
    Stone Mills, New York

    The historic Old Stone Store is being redeveloped with plans for summer residencies in painting and sculpting and exhibitions that will contribute to the enrichment of Jefferson County's cultural experience.

  • Stone Quarry Hill Art Park

    nonmember residency
    Cazenovia, New York
  • Stonehouse Residency for the Contemporary Arts

    organizational member Open application
    Miramonte, California

    Stonehouse Residency for the Contemporary Arts is sited in the rustic Sierra foothills 50 miles East of Fresno CA. The Residency offers five sessions of four weeks each throughout the year with priority given to arts faculties of colleges, universities, and high schools.

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  • A Studio in the Woods

    organizational member Open application
    New Orleans, Louisiana

    Changing Landscapes is a 6-week residency based on the premise that Southern Louisiana can be seen as a microcosm of the global environment, manifesting both the challenges and possibilities inherent in human interaction with the natural world. We ask artists to describe in detail how the region will affect their work, to propose a public component to their residency and to suggest ways in which they will engage with the local community.

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  • Studio Museum in Harlem

    nonmember residency
    New York, New York
  • Studios Midwest

    nonmember residency
    Galesburg, Illinois
  • The Studios of Key West

    organizational member Open application
    Key West, Florida

    The Studios of Key West is uniquely situated in a tropical and historic community at America's Southernmost Point. The organization, founded in 2006, began building a creative campus in the island's Old Town later that year. Professional staff, programs and services, and new collaborations soon followed.

    The TSKW creative community is based in and around the historic Key West Armory, a prominent island building located at the corner of Southard and White Streets. The campus now includes a main exhibition hall, workshop space, 12 upstairs studios, a lush sculpture garden, 4 cottages, and the Mango Tree House for visiting artists and cultural managers.

    Our ongoing programming includes an extensive workshop season, free lectures, exhibitions, innovative arts projects, and cultural advancement ideas. To learn more about upcoming residency, program, and partnership opportunities at The Studios of Key West, visit www.tskw.org

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  • Sundance Institute

    organizational member Open application
    Sundance, Utah

    Founded by Robert Redford in 1981 in the mountains of Sundance, Utah, Sundance Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated year-round to the development of artists of independent vision and to the exhibition of their new work. Since its inception, the Institute has grown into an internationally recognized resource for thousands of independent artists through its Film Festival and artistic development programs for filmmakers, screenwriters, composers, writers, playwrights and theatre artists. The original values of independence, creative risk-taking, and discovery continue to define and guide the work of Sundance Institute, both with US artists and, increasingly, with artists from other regions of the world.

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