Event History
Program Overview: GoggleWorks Center for the Arts will offer three residencies this summer to outstanding visual artists who will spend 10-weeks, from June 1 - August 7, on our campus developing a project/body of work. The Summer Artist-In-Residence Program was created to infuse new, creative energy to the GoggleWorks' community with an emphasis on facilitating cross-disciplinary experimentation. The residency provides personal studio space, access to GoggleWorks' eight communal studios (ceramics, warm glass, hot glass, photography, printmaking, metalsmithing, wood, and V.R. Lab), and a culminating exhibition showcasing the residents' work. Applicants can choose to submit a project-based application or portfolio-based application. Selection of residents is highly competitive and based on the strength of the applicant's project proposal and/or quality of work and experience. Residents should be self-motivated and enthusiastic, early in their artistic career, dedicated to their artwork, and enjoy working with other people in a communal studio setting.
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- Studio space with 24/7 access (fully-funded)
- Access to GoggleWorks' eight communal studios
- Shared, furnished housing conveniently located across the street and within walking distance to our campus (fully-funded)
- $2,000 stipend
- Opportunity to teach in GoggleWorks' community arts programs
- Travel stipend (up to $500)
- Opportunity to document work
- Material stipend
- Culminating exhibition
- Bring a sampling of selected works for an introductory exhibition
- Participate in GoggleWorks' community art programs, including presenting an artist talk and discussing their process with GoggleWorks visitors
- Complete their proposed body of work/project within the time frame of the residency
- Prepare works for exhibition by August 3, 2020
- Leave one finished artwork for the GoggleWorks' permanent collection
- Retrieve work upon completion of exhibition
- artist statement
- resume or C.V.
- project proposal, which includes overview of project, artistic intent, and interest in GoggleWorks and its community (1000 words max), plus corresponding project material and/or supplies with respective costs
- visual representation of proposed project which conveys the look, feel, and overall aesthetics (minimum 3, maximum 5; including but not limited to renderings, drawings, maquette images, videos, etc.)
- anticipated use of one or more of GoggleWorks' communal teaching studios
