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The Wassaic Project invites artists to apply for its Winter Residency program, offering 2 to 4 week sessions from January to April.
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Get matched →The Winter Residency offers 2 to 4 week sessions from January to April. Residents work out of ~100 square foot studios in Maxon Mills with 24-hour access, including to the ceramics studio. Accommodations include a private bedroom and shared living spaces in one of three residency houses: the Schoolhouse, the Lodge, and the HVA.
Creative professionals visit two to three times per month for lectures and one-on-one studio visits. Embedded critics Adam and Lauren of Ghost of a Dream lead monthly group studio visits, and Co-Director Eve Biddle and Director of Artistic Programming Will Hutnick also conduct one-on-one visits. Residents are invited to monthly artist’s talks and presentations, and encouraged to participate in Open Studios on the last Saturday of every month.
The Winter Residency is offered on a sliding scale from $0–900 per month per person. The total cost to host each resident is $5,000, largely covered by donors and grants. A contribution of $900 per month per person is recommended for those able to contribute.
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