United States
Organizer Information Hal Bromm Gallery is a longstanding contemporary art gallery in New York City and was founded by Hal Bromm in 1975 as Tribeca’s first contemporary art gallery. Over five decades, the gallery has supported emerging and established artists and has presented historically significant exhibitions featuring artists including Keith Haring, David Wojnarowicz, Rosemarie Castoro, […]
Organizer Information Each year, From the Top’s Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award Program provides 20 outstanding young musicians who demonstrate financial need with a $10,000 scholarship to support advanced musical training, fulfilling Jack Kent Cooke’s vision of enabling promising students with financial need to develop their talents. Since 2005, From the Top has awarded […]
Organizer Information The TNT Residency is a joint initiative co-run by Tiger Strikes Asteroid New York (TSA NY) and Transmitter Gallery, two artist-run, volunteer-operated contemporary art galleries situated within the prominent art hub at 1329 Willoughby Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Founded to cultivate community, artistic dialogue, and experimental practice, both organizations champion artist-centric programming, non-commercial […]
Organizer Information ARTS Southeast is a nonprofit organization based in Savannah, Georgia’s Starland District, founded in 2014 by three local artists as Sulfur Studios, a DIY art space. Over its first seven years, the organization grew into a home base for Savannah’s art community, offering studio space, exhibitions, performances, critique nights, film screenings, and public […]
Organizer Information Corsicana Artist and Writer Residency is a nonprofit residency program founded in 2012 and organized as a 501(c)(3) in 2017, based at 100 West — a vast, three-story former Odd Fellows lodge in downtown Corsicana, Texas, virtually unaltered since its 1890s construction. Corsicana, fifty miles south of Dallas, is known as the birthplace […]
Organizer Information Bloedel Reserve is a 140-acre public garden and forest preserve on Bainbridge Island, Washington, created by timber industry executive Prentice Bloedel and his wife Virginia, who purchased the property in 1951 as their private residence. Over more than 30 years, the Bloedels transformed the former logging site into a series of interconnected gardens […]
Organizer Information Surel’s Place is a nonprofit artist-in-residence program located in Garden City, Idaho, operating out of a home and studio built in 1988 by local artist Surel Lee Mitchell. Following Mitchell’s death in October 2011, her daughter Rebecca Mitchell Kelada and close friend Matilda “Tilley” Rose Bubb, then Boise City’s Cultural Planner, founded Surel’s […]
Organizer Information Storyknife Writers Retreat is a literary nonprofit located in Homer, Alaska, founded in 2014 by mystery novelist Dana Stabenow. Stabenow conceived the retreat in 2005 after her own career was launched by a residency at Hedgebrook, a women’s writing retreat on Whidbey Island, Washington, and modeled Storyknife directly on that program. She dedicated […]
Organizer Information Bryn Du Mansion is a historic estate in Granville, Ohio, whose main house was originally built in the 1860s by local businessman Henry D. Wright. The property passed through several owners — including Jonas McCune, for whom it was known as “McCune’s Villa” — before industrialist John Sutphin Jones purchased it in 1905 […]