Writing
Wellspringwords® Literary Anthology | Issue 3: “The Sensualist…” In this Spring/Summer issue, we are exploring the embodied experience of inhabiting oneself. In this publication, we get to define the role of sensuality in our lived experience. Here is some guidance to consider as you prepare to submit your writing and visual art for this issue: […]
Soaring Gardens Artist Retreat
Cornell University, stipend for research
The Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman–Joan Whitney Payson Postdoctoral Fellowship is a one-year, full-time position designed for emerging scholars considering careers in museum education or academic engagement. The fellowship offers hands-on experience in object-based teaching, university-level curricular programs, and pedagogy workshops. The fellow will be involved in teaching, research, and the development of innovative teaching […]
Harbor Review publishes two digital issues a year. We accept original, previously unpublished submissions of poetry and visual art. We place poems in conversation with visual art. This process can take some time. We try to respond to every submission in six months. We do accept simultaneous submissions, but please notify us immediately if the […]
CORE RESIDENCY PROGRAM
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 […]
OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS FOR RESIDENCY FELLOWSHIPS The Studio Faire Residency Fellowship will provide accommodation and practical support to two separate creative practitioners for a 2-week period in 2026. WHO? We are seeking applications from those who could not manage to self-fund a residency due to financial constraints, but who would benefit from a short period […]
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. […]