Residency Specifications:
Artists must not be currently enrolled in any academic program.
Residency is from June 16th – July 28th, 2027.
Artists will receive a stipend of $1500 dollars.
International artists may be eligible up to an additional $1000 to be used to cover travel and visa costs.
International Artists must obtain a visa to participate. Conversational proficiency of the English language is required.
Lodging is provided, for the individual artist only, in the college dormitories, which include access to a small kitchen. The dorms may be located up to a 25-minute walk from the main campus, where the studios are located. Artists are responsible for arranging and covering their own transportation costs, if any, between the lodging and studio locations.
Artists may be invited back for a presentation during the following academic year based on teaching needs.
Residents are granted access to a range of shared college studio facilities, such as the Ceramics Studio, Wood Shop, Print Shop, Photography Studio, Darkroom, Design Lab, and Drawing & Painting Studio.
Emmanuel will host an on-campus closing exhibition for all resident artists to participate in, and show the larger community the end result of your work.
Artists will donate one piece to Emmanuel College at the end of the residency.
Artists are responsible for all material, food, shipping, and transportation costs during the residency.
Residency is awarded to individual artists only – partners and spouses are not included.
Artists must be on-site for the duration of the program.
Note: Due to the summer months being relatively quiet in that faculty and students are generally not on campus, networking that extends beyond the campus to the larger art community of the Boston is not offered by Emmanuel College. We encourage artists to do their own community building by organizing weekly dinners or other social events together and reaching out to any Boston-based arts organizations that are of interest to them.
An Art Department studio manager will be available throughout the residency to assist artists with the logistics of the residency. In return, artists contribute to the Emmanuel community through occasional interactions with Emmanuel faculty, staff, and students, and through the single work that each artist donates to Emmanuel College at the completion of their residency. Occasional opportunities for community building with the Emmanuel community may be organized by the Art Department.
Application:
The following application materials must be submitted via email to ecar@emmanuel.edu as a single PDF (no larger than 10MB).
Please use the following format for your application materials:
FirstName_LastName_AreaToWhichYouAreApplying.pdf (e.g., Jane_Doe_Ceramics.pdf):
A Resume or CV
An Artist Statement
20 images from the artists personal portfolio (with descriptions of each piece)
A Project Proposal (a description of what you intend to do and make during this residency)
Contact ecar@emmanuel.edu with questions or technical difficulties.