1. Apply to Paint School Now through Nov 22!
Shandaken is proud to announce the third season of Paint School, applications for which will be open now through November 22, 2019. This year’s theme of Character will be discussed by world-renowned faculty including: Ellen Berkenblit, Leidy Churchman, Chitra Ganesh, Mark Thomas Gibson, Rob Pruitt, Tschabalala Self, and Kyle Staver. The 2020 session will take place January 7 through June 16, and will be, as always, completely free for participants.
Paint School is a master class in the theory and practice of painting that takes place in New York City. This discourse-based program brings twelve fellows together with faculty members who are widely recognized as among the most exceptional painters working today.
This year’s theme of Character will invite the 2020 cohort to examine morality, intention, and perspective as touchstones of the discipline. Not limited strictly to figuration, Character offers a vantage on narrative unshackled from technique. Through a selection of readings and discussions, Paint School will explore Character’s complex operations as well as imagine its continued potential to structure the approach of artists to life and the field of painting generally.
If the modest application cost for this program is a burden, Shandaken invites applicants to be in touch requesting a fee waiver.
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2. Open Call, 5 Month Residencies for Creatives in Woodstock, NY
Byrdcliffe is currently seeking applicants for a 5-month Summer Residency Program!
Our private live/work buildings are perfect for any individual, couple, team, or peer group who would benefit from uninterrupted time and space amidst the tranquil mountains of Woodstock, NY, including yourself.
All creative practices are encouraged to apply by December 20th. For further information click here.
3. Call for Artists, EA Fellowship and Residency applications, deadline November 15
The ENGAGING ARTISTS (EA) is More Art’s 2-tiered, Fellowship and Residency program for artists seeking to both develop and sustain their public art and socially-engaged practice. Applications for the Fellowship and Residency are accepted once annually. Artists may apply to either the Fellowship or the Residency, or both. For more information and to apply, go here.
4. Call for Artists, Wassaic Project, deadline December 4
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The Wassaic Project accepts 1 – 6 month proposals for our 2020 Summer Residency program (May through October 2020), and 1 – 8 week proposals for the Family Residency program.
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The Wassaic Project seeks a part-time Print Fellow to live and work in Wassaic from May 2020 through October 2020. The Print Fellow will manage our print shop, provide support for projects by artists-in-residence and visiting artists, and produce Wassaic Project promotional materials. The Print Fellow will also work closely with ten artists in our Print Editions Program, and get to keep one print from each edition. The Print Fellow will have an opportunity to work closely with a community of artists, and has 24-hour access to our print shop. The Wassaic Project provides housing, semi-private studio space, and a monthly $700 stipend.
5. Call for Artists, Gilbertsville Expressive Movement
Gilbertsville Expressive Movement is accepting applications for
the 2020 Residency Program. The program is fully funded and
available for visual artists and sculptors. The ‘Artist-in-Residence‘
programis for one month, May – August. The ‘Sculpture-in-Residence,‘
a three month program, runs from June – August.
More information and applications can be found on our website: G-E-M.org
or email to Jay Roth, Residency Coordinator, GvilleExpress@gmail.com
6. Call for Artists, MASS MoCA, deadline January 8
