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The Millay Arts Playwriting Residency provides playwrights with time and space to develop their work in a supportive, multidisciplinary artistic community. By fostering creativity, the residency allows artists to focus on their craft, form meaningful connections, and engage with new perspectives.   Information & Application Details: Residencies last for one month. June & September: Half-sessions […]

Millay Arts offers multidisciplinary artists time and space to focus on their creative work through residencies. The program fosters artistic growth, community engagement, and the realization of projects that may not be possible otherwise.   Information & Application Details: Residency Length: 3.5 weeks (with 12-day sessions available in June & September). Application Deadlines: March 1 […]

Millay Arts offers a residency program designed to support multidisciplinary artists, including fiction writers, by providing time and space for creative work. The residency fosters artistic growth, encourages community connections, and supports the creation of new works that may not otherwise be possible. Writers are invited to immerse themselves in their craft and benefit from […]

The Nonfiction Writing Residency at Millay Arts supports writers by offering time and space to focus on their work. This opportunity is for nonfiction writers at any stage of their project, whether works-in-progress, already published pieces, or excerpts. Residents are provided a creative and interdisciplinary environment conducive to artistic growth and collaboration.   Information & […]

The Steepletop Residency, introduced in 2021, offers a self-directed, partially subsidized artist residency for creatives seeking time and space in a supportive environment. Unlike Millay Arts’ blind jury process, Steepletop allows applicants to schedule their stay in advance. Residents receive a private bedroom, studio space, access to shared facilities, and communal dinners prepared by an […]

Millay Arts offers fully and partially subsidized artist residencies at Steepletop, the historic estate of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, in Hudson Valley, New York. The program provides multidisciplinary artists with time, space, and community to develop their creative work. Residencies are available from April to November, with additional week-long group residencies in December.   […]

The SBC Contemporary Art Gallery artist-in-residence program offers artists a five-week period for research and experimentation at the intersection of art, politics, and society. It provides access to production spaces, technical support, and a gallery for work and presentations. Partners & Workshop Access: OBORO (digital/media arts) Atelier CLARK (woodworking) Vidéographe (video/moving image post-production)   Information […]

Forge Project is a Native-led non-profit organization that fosters Indigenous leadership in arts and culture through community-building, education, and collective action. Situated on 38 acres in the Mahicannituck (Hudson River) valley, on the ancestral homelands of the Moh-He-Con-Nuck people, Forge Project supports Indigenous artists, scholars, and cultural workers. For 2025, Forge Project is selecting six […]

Brief Description The Artadia Awards provide financial support, exposure, and recognition to contemporary visual artists in select U.S. cities. The awards are unrestricted grants, allowing artists to use the funds as they choose. In addition to monetary support, awardees gain access to the Artadia Network, which facilitates career development through structured networking opportunities. Information & […]