Artist-in-Residence Program Grant
Kala Art Institute
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
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Eligible organizations
- Applications are reviewed by Kala’s Co-Director, Artist Residency Manager, Print Studio Manager, and Digital Lab and Sculpture Lab Manager.
Other requirements
- RESIDENCY CRITERIA
- The selection panel considers skills in the proposed project area that match the resources available at Kala, along with artistic and conceptual strengths.
- Examples of the proposed media are highly encouraged in the application.
- Artists who apply for a residency should be familiar with at least one of the media and equipment offered at Kala’s print studio, sculpture and textile lab, digital lab and photo darkroom, and other Kala facilities.
Overview
The Artist-in-Residence Program at Kala Art Institute provides artists with 24-hour access to various creative facilities, including printmaking workshops and digital labs. Artists can benefit from professional development resources, potential exhibition opportunities, and participation in a vibrant artist community. With subsidized and fully funded residency options available, including specific programs for veterans and awards, Kala supports artists in advancing their skills and projects in a collaborative environment.
Kala offers subsidized residencies through the Artist Residency (AIR) Program (July deadline) and fully funded residencies through the Fellowship (February deadline), Veterans Artist Residency, Jen Cole Artist Residency Award, and CCA Hamaguchi Artist Residency (July deadline). All residencies are made possible through generous donations and grants from foundations and individuals.
RESIDENCY RESOURCES
24/7 access to a shared 8,000-square-foot Print Studio facilities & equipment
Sculpture and Textile Lab (looms, sewing & embroidery machines, wood shop, kiln, and slab roller)
Black and white photo darkroom
2 individual project spaces (150-200 sq ft) and a large shared project space (400 sq ft) available to artists staying in Kala’s apartments
20% discount on Kala Classes
Network of 70+ artists working at Kala and participation in Kala events
Eligibility
RESIDENCY CRITERIA
The selection panel considers skills in the proposed project area that match the resources available at Kala, along with artistic and conceptual strengths. Examples of the proposed media are highly encouraged in the application.Artists who apply for a residency should be familiar with at least one of the media and equipment offered at Kala’s print studio, sculpture and textile lab, digital lab and photo darkroom, and other Kala facilities. Applications are reviewed by Kala’s Co-Director, Artist Residency Manager, Print Studio Manager, and Digital Lab and Sculpture Lab Manager.
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Arts
- Visual artists
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