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2023 Artist Residencies Open-Call
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Posted by: Franconia Sculpture Park
Deadline: Mon, August 1st, 2022
Franconia Sculpture Park (FSP) announces their annual open call for the 2023 artist-in-residence program. The first two weeks are free to apply and $25 thereafter; alumni pay a $15 fee. Franconia provides a communal residency experience where up to 18 selected artists live on-site at our 4500 sq. ft. farmhouse throughout the year. Our facility includes nine private bedrooms, 2.5 shared bathrooms, two kitchens, and common spaces for building lasting connections amongst peers. We provide food, laundry facilities, utilities, and WIFI for artist use.
More info: Info: https://www.franconia.org/artist-opportunities/
Fellows receive $7500 stipend
Artist Families receive $2000 stipend
Writers receive $1000 stipend
Annual Theme: Public Art IS Public Health
Franconia has continued to safely host artist residencies throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic, recognizing that many artists have lost personal and professional opportunities to thrive. Some have lost income and the potential to earn, while others have lost access to food, housing, and healthcare, impacting physical and mental health. Studies show that outdoor and public art can be especially beneficial for public health in five key areas: collective trauma, racism, mental health, social exclusion and isolation, and chronic disease. Access to public art is critical in supporting healthy communities. As such, for our 2023 season Franconia is asking ourselves, our artists, and our audiences how we can collectively move from individual solutions to collaborative acknowledgment and discussion of our bodily and mental well-being through the lens of public art.
Posted on Thu, June 9th, 2022
Expires on Mon, August 1st, 2022
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