Be Our Guest

I know that as the manager of an artists’ residency program, I sit in a very important seat. What I do every day really matters. I have always been committed to supporting artists and am pleased that we are linked to your organization which positively enhances the productivity of so many programs and artists in this country. Thank you for what you do.

— Amy Allen, Weir Farm Art Center

Tuesday, October 14, 2008 - 5:30pm

Atlanta, GA

Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA GA) - 75 Bennett Street

Be Our Guest: Finding Creative Time and Space
a series of public information sessions on artists-in-residence programs
presented in partnership with Rhode Island School of Design / Career Services Office

Visual artists, writers, composers, performance artists, choreographers and more – this is for you! Learn about the hundreds of artists’ residency opportunities available for artists of all kinds and every career stage, in your backyard and across the globe. Find out what distinguishes them, the best way to apply, and how to maximize your experience. Ask questions, meet the directors, and pick up literature from artists’ residencies in your region and beyond. Whether rural or urban, serving visual artists or choreographers, writers, composers, and filmmakers, there’s a residency for you!

For more information, contact the Alliance of Artists Communities at (401) 351-4320 or email aac@artistcommunities.org.

This panel is presented in partnership with Hambidge Center for Creative Arts & Sciences and the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia.

Panelists include:

Caitlin Strokosch, Alliance of Artists Communities
Ann Brady, Atlantic Center for the Arts
Annette Cone-Skelton, Hambidge
Arturo Lindsay, Spelman College Art Colony and Taller Portobelo Norte
Hunter O’Hanian, Anderson Ranch Arts Center

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