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Location setting: urban
Workshop: unknown
Companion possiblity: unknown

Description

Fingal County Council and Draíocht, Blanchardstown are offering a 4 month paid Studio Residency in Draíocht’s Artist Studio for the period September to December 2026.

We are seeking applications from Visual Artists from or based in Dublin 15 / Fingal.
The purpose of the residency is primarily to provide time and space for an artist to develop their practice in a comfortable, practical and supportive environment.

This Residency consists of the use of Draíocht’s Visual Artist’s Studio for the period above rent free. A fee of €4000 for the 4 month period together with €1,000 material costs are in addition.

Link

https://www.draiocht.ie/take-part/artists/fingal-c...

Contact

Fingal County Council
The Blanchardstown Centre, Coolmine, Blanchardstow
D15 RYX6 Dublin
Ireland

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Location setting: urban
Workshop: unknown
Companion possiblity: unknown

Description

Gael Roots Community Farm and Catskill Art Space (CAS), offer a residency for one fine artist working with fiber interested in the opportunity to delve into their work on a 150-acre farm and foster a deeper connection to the fibers they incorporate into their craft.

This is a unique residency, tailored to the artist selected. Priority will be given to artists who intend to engage with the farm environment as an influence on their creative practice. Artists are invited to participate in farm activities (including farm-to-table meals) interact with the farm team, fiber artists and mentors, and visitors.

In advance of the residency, our fiber arts mentor, Samm Kunce, works closely with the artist selected to help shape their time, plan learning opportunities, and otherwise tailor the residency to their specific goals for their stay.

Link

https://gaelrootsfarm.org/fiber-arts-residency

Contact

Gael Roots Community Farm Inc.
734 Cattail Road
NY 12758 Livingston Manor
United States of America

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Location setting: urban
Workshop: unknown
Companion possiblity: unknown

Description

WIP Space Residencies provide free, 24/7 access to a studio space for six months. The residencies support creative practitioners by offering space and time to develop new work, as well as a public platform to share and refine their ideas.

We prioritise those most in need of a studio. As part of the application process, we ask applicants to reflect on the opportunities available to them in education, income, financial security, occupation, living conditions, resources, and broader societal access.

Each year, we offer two six-month residency spaces. Successful applicants are expected to contribute to the public programme by organising an exhibition and workshop during their residency.

Link

https://www.wipspace.co.uk/residencies

Contact

WIP Space Studios
Wentworth House
Dormay Street
SW18 1EY London
United Kingdom

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Location setting: urban
Workshop: Yes
Companion possiblity: unknown

Description

This is an artist-in-residence program for artists and practitioners who want to pursue a deeper understanding in the art of hyogu, and learn the practical techniques to mount two pieces of kakejiku hanging scrolls instructed by experienced hyogu mounters from century-old mounting studio, Seikadou. Artists in the program are encouraged to intergrate what they learned from the program in their future art practices and personal projects.

Highlights:
• Guided kakejiku scroll mounting lessons
• Hyogu mounting tools
• Hyogu handbook - an English textbook dedicated to kakejiku mounting
• Curated field trips
• Personal work table in a shared studio
• 4-weeks accommodation in Toma House AIR - choose between the 18th-century national cultural heritage or a newly renovated annex

Link

https://tomaunrestored.com/artistresidency/hyogu_2...

Contact

Toma House AIR
1325-1 Takabatake-cho
630-8301 Nara-shi
Japan