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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 […]

Brief Description The Brooklyn Botanic Garden (BBG) is accepting applications for its 2025 Performing Artist in Residence program. The residency offers a unique opportunity for a live performance artist to create and showcase work inspired by the Garden and its 2025 theme: “Natural Connection.” The selected artist will have access to BBG’s resources and be […]

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 & […]

Cornell University, stipend for research

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.   […]

Application window: Feb 10–April 6, 2025 In celebration of Print Center New York’s 25 year history of platforming guest curators, we invite emerging and early-career curators to submit letters of interest for exhibition opportunities beginning in 2028. Through this curatorial open call—the first in our organization’s history—we aim to identify promising voices and areas of […]

The MAD Artist Studios program, located on the sixth floor of the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), is a community engagement and professional development residency for contemporary artists and designers. The program encourages public interaction with artists as they develop their creative practice. Each six-month session hosts three artists: One full-time MAD Artist Fellow […]

The Book Art Research Fellowship is designed for researchers and scholars in fields like art history, literature, book history, library science, museum studies, and conservation studies. The fellowship offers access to the Center for Book Arts (CBA)‘s unique collections and institutional support for scholarly research related to book art. Fellows will receive a $1,200 stipend […]