Mentorship

Brief Description Ox-Bow’s Summer Fellowship Program is a fully funded 13-week residency for students from competitive art schools across the U.S. Fellows live on campus, engage in artistic and administrative work, and participate in a dynamic artist-run community. This program provides professional development, mentorship, and hands-on experience in arts administration and creative practice. Information and […]

Bosch Parade 2026, an immersive floating art parade in the spirit of Hieronymus Bosch, artists, designers, performers, and makers from around the world to explore imperfections in society through collaborative art. This unique event transforms the waters of ‘s-Hertogenbosch into a moving artistic spectacle inspired by the works of Hieronymus Bosch. Taking place from June […]

Hands-on Residency reimagines the traditional in-person residency, offering a dynamic two-month online programme that provides the benefits of an immersive artistic experience without the need for relocation. This innovative format allows artists to fully engage in their creative development while seamlessly balancing the programme with their existing commitments. By expanding accessibility beyond geographical constraints, the […]

Brief DescriptionXiR is a residency program located in Toronto that supports emerging artists and creatives from marginalized communities. The program emphasizes artistic process and experimentation rather than finished works, providing residents with a space to research, engage in conversation, build networks, or create new work. The residency supports artistic growth through mentorship, studio visits, and […]

The Chautauqua Visual Arts Residency (CVA) is a two-week immersive program (August 9–24, 2025) designed for artists seeking dedicated studio time, professional development, and gallery exposure. The residency includes individual studio spaces, mentorship from industry professionals, and a public exhibition at the end of the program. Artists also gain access to Chautauqua Institution’s cultural events, […]

The Steel Yard offers residency opportunities to artists working in the industrial arts, including metals, ceramics, light metals, and foundry. Residents gain access to a shared 10,000 square foot studio, tools, resources, and a supportive community of makers. The program encourages creativity and collaboration, providing opportunities to work on specific projects or prototypes. The residency […]

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 […]

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 Fondation Fiminco, in collaboration with the Taiwan Cultural Center in Paris, invites applications from Taiwanese artists specializing in new media and digital art for a 4-month funded residency in Romainville, France. This residency provides artists with research, creation, and production opportunities within an international artistic community, offering professional mentorship and state-of-the-art facilities. Organizers: Fondation […]