Address 1100 North Mineral Springs Road Artist in Residence Program Porter,IN 46304-1299 USA Phone Number (219)926-7561 Fax Number (219)926-7561 TTY Number (000)000-0000 Email [email protected] Website http://www.nps.gov/archive/volunteer/air.htm Executive Director Founding Year 1966 Incorporating Year 0 Mission Statement The National Park Service preserves unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the national park system for the enjoyment and inspiration of this and future generations. The National Park Service cooperates with partners to extend the benefits of natural and cultural resource conservation and outdoor recreation throughout the country and the world. Program Name Artist-in-Residence Program Program Contact Mr. Ted Winterfeld, Artist-in-Residence Coordinator Program Phone (219) 926-7561 x22 Program Email [email protected] Year Program Founded 0 Description of Program Residency that offers artists an opportunity to seek both solitude and solidarity in the nurturing environment of the Indiana Dunes, to meet citizens and learn some of the history of this special place, and to share with us the fruits of creativity so long appreciated by all of the friends of the Dunes. For more information see: http://www.nps.gov/indu/historyculture/air.htm Conditions/Public Service Requirements Residents donate a piece of art, representative of their style and reflecting their residency, to the park for the park collection. The piece must be representative of the style shown in your slides. Artists are also required to provide the copyright for this artwork to the National Park Service. The artist will allow unrestricted, unlimited use of the artwork. The artist retains a royalty-free, nonexclusive use license under the copyright of the art. The artist must be willing to volunteer a few hours for a program. The program must be appropriate for all age groups. The artist must clearly explain what the audience will learn from your program. Slide shows must be a component to a demonstration: the slide program alone will not suffice. There is at present no stipend. You must provide your own food, bed linen, personal gear and art supplies. Award Website http://www.nps.gov/slbe/parkmgmt/artistinresidence.htm Where does the program take place? National Park Does this program primarily support the creation of new work? Yes Support or Services Provided as part of the Program Housing Studio Space Exhibition Space/Opportunity Description of Support or Services Housing accommodations at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore in either a furnished house or a campsite at Dunewood Campground for the length of the residency. The house is fully equipped with kitchen appliances and utensils, bedroom furniture, lamps and related housewares. A campsite offers paved roads, a parking lot, electrical hook-ups, shower and restroom facilities. Amount Awarded by this Program (if an award) Related Arts Category Discipline Secondary Tertiary Multidisciplinary Visual Arts Painting Literature Media Arts Film Media Arts Video/Digital Visual Arts Fiber Visual Arts Ceramics Visual Arts Photography Visual Arts Sculpture Visual Arts Glass Visual Arts Printmaking Dance Choreographers Music Composers Visual Arts Artists Books Visual Arts Drawing 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? Yes Ethnicity No Requirement Career Point No Requirement Special Population No Requirement Other Restrictions There is no stipend. You must provide your own food, bed linen, personal gear, and art supplies. Pets are not permitted. Total Number of Applicants (annually) 25 Total Number of Recipients (annually) 2 Total Number of Awards (annually) 2 Total Amount Awarded by this Program (annually) $0 Procedure Open Application Contact Requirements Guidelines and application available on web site: http://www.nps.gov/slbe/parkmgmt/artistinresidence.htm Material/Process A one or two-page resume; work samples; a statement describing what you hope to achieve during residency; a statement describing what public activities you would envision; your choice of residency length and accommodations. Application Fee $0 Exact Deadline Deadline2 Deadline3 Deadline4 Approximate Deadline Rolling Deadline No Ideal Contact Month for New Application and Guidelines Nov.-Dec. Selection Process/Criteria A panel of local artists and park staff will review applications received, select candidates, and notify artists selected for the program. Notification Process Are awardees required to submit a Final Report? False Awardee's Public Service Requirement? Residents donate a piece of art, representative of their style and reflecting their residency, to the park for the park collection. The piece must be representative of the style shown in your slides. Artists are also required to provide the copyright for this artwork to the National Park Service. The artist will allow unrestricted, unlimited use of the artwork. The artist retains a royalty-free, nonexclusive use license under the copyright of the art. The artist must be willing to volunteer a few hours for a program. The program must be appropriate for all age groups. The artist must clearly explain what the audience will learn from your program. Slide shows must be a component to a demonstration: the slide program alone will not suffice. There is at present no stipend. You must provide your own food, bed linen, personal gear and art supplies.