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Artists are invited to propose new work in progress or devised pieces for a residency at Hubbard Hall, where they will develop their project and share it with local audiences via a final showcase.
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Get matched →Hubbard Hall's artist residency program invites artists to develop new work in beautiful, quiet, and artistically rich surroundings and share portions of that work with local audiences via a final showcase sharing a reading, workshop, performance, or demonstration depending on the project and artistic process. Residencies can last anywhere from two to three days to two to three weeks. Artists are responsible for their own travel costs.
We are looking for exciting new work that has a sense of inquiry in form and process: works in progress, workshop productions, open rehearsals, etc. This work may come from companies, ensembles, or individual artists.
Please provide two to three pages about your work and proposed project, which should include: Name of Project; Brief Description of Project (500 words or less) including number of artists required for residency and if those artists are identified and/or involved in the project yet; Residency Budget (detailing project expenses covered by participant and what funds or level of honoraria maybe requested from Hubbard Hall based on number of artists participating, etc.). Please also answer the following questions: What part or parts of your piece will you focus on during your residency? What do you specifically hope to gain from the residency? What technical support will you need for the project? Note: any projects requiring video, camera work or specialized digital equipment will need to bring the said equipment to Hubbard Hall.
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