Visual, literary, and performing artists are invited to apply for a residency to develop new work exploring the history of health care, which will be presented in an exhibition, performance, or public program at the end of the residency.
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Get matched →The Mobile Medical Museum Artist Residency Program offers visual, literary, and performing artists the opportunity to apply their creative work to the education of health care students and professionals through exploration of the past, present, and future of health care. Artists spend several weeks in extensive engagement with the Museum's collection to develop new work addressing the history of health care in the region.
Each artist-in-residence receives an honorarium and budget for project expenses.
At the end of the residency, the artist will present the new work in an exhibition, performance, or other public program coordinated by the Museum. Since 2026, the program has been offered in partnership with Alabama Contemporary Art Center as part of Alabama AIR.
Projects have been made possible by grants from Alabama State Council on the Arts and The Daniel Foundation of Alabama. Additional support is provided by Mobile County Commission and Dr. Charles B. Rodning.
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