The deadline for 2016 Woodstock A-I-R applications is Friday, February 29, 2016.
In 2016 the Center for Photography at Woodstock will provide residencies for
seven artists and one critic/scholar to participate in WOODSTOCK A-I-R.
Residency opportunities are held sequentially and range from three to six
weeks from June through September. Participants receive workspace, critical
and technical support, housing, stipends for food, travel, and honoraria.
Artists working in photography and related media are invited to continue work
on existing projects, embark on new work, and/or contemplate their artistic
goals. Participants have 24-hour access to CPW’s workspace facilities as well as
CPW’s professional resources. Artists who participate in WOODSTOCK A-I-R
have their work featured in a biannual exhibition in CPW’s galleries. Additionally,
participating artists’ work is archived on CPW‘s website. Professional development
is fostered through scheduled studio visits between artists and CPW staff.
The Critical Studies Residency invites writers/curators to take advantage of the
solitude of Woodstock and utilize their time in completing scholarly research in
the photographic arts (either contemporary or historic) with the goal of
publication or exhibition. CPW’s library, archives, collection, research tools, as
well as th
WOODSTOCK A-I-R is open to artists of color working in photography and
related media who currently reside in the United States. Individuals who will be
students in the fall of 2016 and past participants may not apply. Residents have
no obligations or duties during their residency. Their time is their own to use
how they best see fit. Artists-in-residence are invited to share their work in a
public lecture (additional stipend is provided for artists who give a public
lecture). Residents are required to contribute a finished work, as selected by the
artist and CPW director to CPW’s Permanent Print Collection, which is on
extended loan to the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz.
http://www.cpw.org/create/artist-residencies/how-to-apply/
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