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2027 Artist in Residence at White Buffalo Land Trust

White Buffalo Land Trust

Artists across all mediums are invited to develop original, place-based work at a 1,000-acre regenerative agriculture ranch, engaging with ecological systems and leading community programming.

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$5,000
Jalama Canyon Ranch, California's Central Coast
Mar 1, 2027 → Nov 30, 2027
Sep 30, 2026

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White Buffalo Land Trust's Artist-in-Residence Program invites artists across all mediums to deepen the cultural dimension of regenerative agriculture. Based at Jalama Canyon Ranch—a 1,000-acre living laboratory on California's Central Coast—artists will develop original, place-based work while engaging directly with land as collaborator, teacher, and medium.

  • Residency period: March–November 2027
  • Duration: Minimum 6 weeks, flexible options up to 3 months
  • Develop original, place-based work
  • Observe and interpret ecological systems
  • Engage with regenerative agricultural practices
  • Collaborate with land stewards and community
  • Lead one community-facing experience
  • Offer one educational or participatory experience
  • On-site private housing (individual apartment/cabin/house)
  • Weekly food and materials stipend
  • Travel reimbursement ($2,000)
  • Access to diverse ecological environments
  • Shared kitchen facilities
  • Open to U.S.-based artists at any career stage
  • Collaborative applications welcome (up to 2 artists per residency)
  • No application fee
  • Stipend: $3,000–$5,000 depending on residency length

Illustration, painting, architecture, sculpture, fiber arts, ceramics, photography, music, dance, creative writing, poetry, drawing, installation, mixed media, printmaking, public art, glass, jewelry, metalwork, textiles, woodworking, sound art, and beyond.

  • Application deadline: August 31, 2026, 11:59 PM PT
  • Final decisions: End of September 2026
  • Residency period: March–November 2027

Submit your application via the Google Form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckbbSkUtx1_hqEyxbFCisWrKOmiSJGvq0ZNiW…

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Award
Stipend of $3,000–$5,000 (varies with residency length: 6 weeks to 3 months), $2,000 travel reimbursement, on-site housing, and kitchen access
Entry fee
Free to enter
Theme
The program invites artists to explore the intersection of ecology, agriculture, and human expression by engaging with regenerative agricultural practices and translating living systems into forms that expand awareness, connection, and care.
Eligibility
Open to artists based in the United States; any stage of career.
Audience
Open to artists of any career stage based in the United States

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