Millay Arts Group Residency

Millay Colony offers a 5-day group residency for 3–7 participants, providing artists the time and space to foster creativity, build connections, and develop new or ongoing projects. The residency supports multidisciplinary, transdisciplinary, and collective practices, encouraging both first-time and long-standing collaborations.

Information & Application Details:

Deadline: March 1, 12:00 am (midnight) EST
Application Portal Opens: Mid-November

Eligibility:

Disciplines: Open to all artistic disciplines, including trans- and multidisciplinary practices.
Group Size: 3–7 participants.
Location: Open to international applicants.

How to Apply:

Applicants must submit materials through the online application portal via Submittable:

Artist Statement (1 page) — Outline the project proposal, goals, and activities planned during the residency.
Work Samples (from all participants) — Showcase individual or collective works.
Biographical Statement (1 page) — Describe the group’s history, relevant education, professional experiences, and accomplishments.

Important Notes:

Combine the Artist Statement and Work Samples into a single document (max 2 pages).
Ensure all required documents are uploaded before submitting — you cannot edit the application after submission.
A submission fee is required

Selection Process:

Blind Jury Review: Applications are anonymized and reviewed solely on artistic merit.
Jurors: A rotating panel of artists, critics, academics, and alumni.

Applicants will be notified of results after jury deliberations.

Program Benefits:

Residency Experience: 5 days of uninterrupted time for artistic exploration and collaboration.
Space: Access to shared workspaces and living accommodations designed to support collaborative projects.
Community Engagement: A nurturing environment that encourages artistic exchange and dialogue.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow artists, jurors, and alumni through the Millay Colony network.

(Note: The specific details on meals, travel support, or stipends are not mentioned in the provided text — let me know if you’d like me to help refine this section or clarify anything!)