Your Search Results in NYFA Source

NYFASource

save to my portfolio

email this listing

ART AND HISTORY MUSEUMS MAITLAND
Artist-In-Residence Program (Award)
Last Update 7/15/2016 2:51:00 PM

Address	231 W. Packwood Avenue Maitland,FL 32751
Phone Number	(407) 539-2181
Fax Number
TTY Number
Email	[email protected]
Website	http://artandhistory.org/
Executive Director	Ms. Andrea Bailey Cox
Founding Year	0
Incorporating Year	1970
Mission Statement	To engage the public by educating, collecting, preserving, interpreting, exhibiting, and promoting art and history reflective of the American experience, inspired by Maitland’s heritage and the legacy of André Smith’s Research Studio.

Program Name	Artist-In-Residence Program
Program Contact	Rebecca Sexton Larson, Chief Curator
Program Phone
Program Email	[email protected]
Year Program Founded	2016
Description of Program	Several residencies are offered throughout the year, with selected artists working and living at the Art Center one at a time for a period of three, six or nine weeks. The Artist-In-Residence lives in founder André Smith’s original residence and works in a studio on campus. The program offers an environment with opportunities for seclusion, research, collaboration and contemplation. The program is focused on supporting artists of traditional mediums (painting, drawing, pottery, printmaking, photography and small scale sculpture).
Conditions/Public Service Requirements	Depending on the residency length, artists will be asked to interact on varying levels with local artists and the public. 9 week applicants are required to contribute a 2-5 day workshop for the local arts community with lecture and demonstration components. Artists are encouraged to be creative in their interaction with the public and to collaborate with other artists on campus.
Award Website	http://artandhistory.org/artist-in-residence-program/

Where does the program take place?	Art Museum
Does this program primarily support the creation of new work?	Yes
Support or Services Provided as part of the Program	Stipend, how much: $0.00 Housing Studio Space Exhibition Space/Opportunity
Description of Support or Services	The residency will cover all room costs and a stipend will be provided based on the length or your stay. Stipends: 3 week residency = $500, 6 week residency = $1,000, 9 week residency = $1,500. The artist-in-residence also will receive a one-person exhibition to be scheduled within two years at the Art Center galleries.
Amount Awarded by this Program (if an award)	500.00 - 1500.00

Related Arts

Residency

Programs Open to Applicants Living in Any US State, Territory, or Indian Nation

Gender

No Requirement

Age

No Requirement

Can Previous Awardees Re-apply?

Ethnicity

Career Point

Special Population

Other Restrictions

Total Number of Applicants (annually)	0
Total Number of Recipients (annually)	0
Total Number of Awards (annually)	0
Total Amount Awarded by this Program (annually)	$0

Procedure
Contact Requirements	Mail or email applications to: Rebecca Sexton Larson Curator of Art and Director of Education Art and History Museums – Maitland 231 W. Packwood Ave. Maitland, FL 32751 [email protected]
Material/Process	Applicants may apply starting on July 4, 2016. Complete application, which includes: an artist bio; an artist statement and residency objectives; equipment needs; a portfolio of 8-12 examples of recently created work (upload PDF or website link or both); contact information for 2 references; and, for 9 week residency applicants, a desired focus for a 2-5 day workshop for the local arts community.
Application Fee	$0

Exact Deadline	9/4/2016
Deadline2
Deadline3
Deadline4
Approximate Deadline
Rolling Deadline	No
Ideal Contact Month for New Application and Guidelines

Selection Process/Criteria	The organization seeks U.S artists who are motivated, talented and resourceful.
Notification Process

Are awardees required to submit a Final Report?	False
Awardee's Public Service Requirement?	Depending on the residency length, artists will be asked to interact on varying levels with local artists and the public. 9 week applicants are required to contribute a 2-5 day workshop for the local arts community with lecture and demonstration components. Artists are encouraged to be creative in their interaction with the public and to collaborate with other artists on campus.

NYFASource E-Mail