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Musicians and sound artists of color seeking month-long studio residency access with up to $1500 in studio fees and engineering support.
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Get matched →Studio Arisaema and the Center for Afrofuturist Studies are partnering on a month-long residency for Twin Cities-based musicians and sound artists of color. The residency provides access to Studio Arisaema's professional recording studio in Minneapolis, a versatile space offering rehearsal and engineering services.
Studio Arisaema is a professional recording studio in Minneapolis offering affordable studio space, particularly for Black artists and artists of marginalized genders and sexualities. The Center for Afrofuturist Studies is an artist residency program in its 10th year of operating, based at Public Space One in Iowa City, IA, creating dynamic workspaces for artists of color concerned with Black and adjacent futurisms.
Up to $1500 in studio fees and engineering support from M. Ada Jamison, founder and studio manager of Studio Arisaema.
Open to all musicians and sound artists of color in and around the Twin Cities. Black artists and artists of marginalized genders and sexualities are especially encouraged to apply. Artists must have their own means of transportation to and from Studio Arisaema.
One artist or collective looking to move their project forward.
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