Brief Description:
The Edward F. Albee Foundation – William Flanagan Memorial Creative Persons Center (also known as “The Barn”) is a one-month artist residency in Montauk, Long Island, New York. Founded in 1967 by playwright Edward Albee, this residency provides writers and visual artists with a live/work studio in a peaceful, communal environment to focus on their creative work without cost. Selection is based purely on talent and need.
Information & Application Details
- Host Organization: Edward F. Albee Foundation
- Residency Duration: 1 month
- Location: Montauk, New York, USA
- Disciplines: Digital Art, Sound, Painting, Drawing, Literature, Photography, Video, Graphic Art, Installation, Performance, Sculpture, Textile Art, Ceramics
- Theme: No specific theme
- Additional Features:
- Location Setting: Rural
- Workshop Availability: Unknown
- Exhibition Opportunity: Unknown
Eligibility
- Open to all artists worldwide (no restrictions)
How to Apply & Submission Requirements
- Application Type: Online
- Deadline: March 16, 2025
- Application Fee: None
- Required Documents:
- CV
- Artist Statement
- Application Form
- Reference Letter
- Artwork Samples
Program Benefits / Awards
- Accommodation & Workspace: Live/work studio with private rooms
- Residency Fee: None (fully funded)
- Creative Environment: Peaceful, communal space for uninterrupted work
Responsibilities of Residents
- Residents must cover their own food, travel, and personal expenses.
- Maintaining the residency space and its peaceful atmosphere is a shared responsibility among residents.
Selection Process
- Criteria: Talent and financial need
- Selection Based on: Portfolio, artist statement, and references
Contact & Resources
- Location: Montauk, New York, USA
- Address: Edward F. Albee Foundation, 192 Lexington Ave, Ste. 903, 10016, New York, USA
Website: https://www.albeefoundation.org/guidelines–submitting.html