Residency Dates: January 3-10, 2014
Application Deadline: October 15, 2013
Results Announced: November 30, 2013
Application Fee: $35
Each
year Artsmith grants up to five, one-week Residency Fellowships to
artists, scholars, naturalists, and writers to have focused
time to create new works. The 2014 residency will take place
January 3-10 at the Kangaroo House Bed and Breakfast in Washington
State's San Juan Islands. As guests of Artsmith and Kangaroo House,
Fellows receive private rooms and baths, and access to the inn's
amenities, including wireless internet and garden hot tub. Due to health
department restrictions, we cannot give access to the kitchen; however,
a small refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, dishes, glasses, and
flatware are available. For 2014, Artsmith will provide dinners for five
of the seven nights. All other meals, travel, and incidentals are the
responsibility of the fellows. Applicants, please plan to dine out the
first and last nights as you estimate your costs if awarded a residency.
Artsmith Fellows are selected by our Peer Review Panel comprised of artists, writers, naturalists, and scholars. Previous fellows are asked to wait two years after their last residency to reapply.
Visual artists, please note that Artsmith does not have artist studios, much as we wish we did. As a result, the residency is best-suited for artists who do not require use of a studio, for example, those sketching, painting plein-aire, or doing projects such as textile arts that are non-toxic and do not require significant space. If in doubt, please email Jill McCabe Johnson at:
Artsmith Fellows are selected by our Peer Review Panel comprised of artists, writers, naturalists, and scholars. Previous fellows are asked to wait two years after their last residency to reapply.
Visual artists, please note that Artsmith does not have artist studios, much as we wish we did. As a result, the residency is best-suited for artists who do not require use of a studio, for example, those sketching, painting plein-aire, or doing projects such as textile arts that are non-toxic and do not require significant space. If in doubt, please email Jill McCabe Johnson at:
info (at) orcasartsmith (dot) org (Change (at) to @ and (dot) to .)
Please
note that your $35 application fee can be applied toward registration
for the 2014 Writer Island retreat with Martha Silano and Tina Schumann,
January 31 to February 2, 2014.
For more information and application guidelines, please visit our website.
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