Eligibility

Artists/designers working in visual arts, music composition/sound art, language arts, architecture, moving image, landscape/garden/ecological design and performance art are encouraged to apply. International applicants are welcome.

Number of Participants

six to seven residents per residency

Deadline

May 20, 2019 04:00 UTC

Selection Results (Announcement Dates)

July 31, 2019 04:00 UTC

Duration

October 01, 2019 - November 30, 2019

Costs

• $35.00 application fee

Facilities

Desk Space, Sculpture Facility, Sound Studio

Housing

Private Room, Shared Bathroom

Meals

Coffee, Dinner, Tea

Public Programs

Open Studios, Retreat

Disciplines

Animation, Architecture, Book Arts, Cartoonist, Ceramics, Composers, Conceptual Art, Crafts & Trades, Design, Digital Media, Drawing, Fiber Arts, Fiction, Film, Illustration, Installation, Interdiscplinary Arts, Jewelry, Land Art, Literature, Moving Image, Multimedia, Music, Music Composition, Nonfiction, Opera, Painting, Performance Art, Photography, Playwriting, Poetry, Printmaking, Screenwriting, Sculpture, Sound Art, Textile, Video Art, Video Games, Virtual Reality, Visual Arts

Languages

English

Program Description

I-Park, located in rural East Haddam, CT (U.S.), announces its fully-funded four-week autumn multi-disciplinary residencies. Artists/designers working in visual arts, music composition/sound art, language arts, architecture, moving image, landscape/garden/ecological design and performance art are encouraged to apply. International applicants are welcome. I-Park provides comfortable, private living quarters in an 1850’s era farmhouse, a private studio space and a food program. In addition to attentive staff support, shared workshop space and an array of tools, equipment and site materials are available on request. Work samples are evaluated through a competitive, juried process. A $35 application fee helps defray the cost of the independent selection panels. This year, I-Park will also be offering $500 travel grants to six international residents. Accepted artists are responsible for their own work materials as well as transportation to and from the area.