Eligibility

Studio Faire offers self-funded, self-directed residencies to international practitioners, working in any creative discipline, who would benefit from a period of uninterrupted time to focus on developing their work. We consider a practitioner to be a person who is actively engaged in their creative practice as a profession, either part time or full time.

Number of Participants

Studio Faire hosts up to six residents at a time and offer four different options for working and sleeping in the main house and two options in a separate apartment.

Deadline

No deadline

Duration

February 05, 2026 - February 18, 2026

Costs

• €1,450.00 program fee (one-time)

Facilities

Desk Space, Individual Studio

Housing

Home-Stay, Kitchen, Live/Work, Private Room, Shared Bathroom

Public Programs

Self-Directed

Disciplines

Animation, Book Arts, Cartoonist, Choreography, Cinematography, Collective, Comedy, Composers, Conceptual Art, Crafts & Trades, Dance, Design, Digital Media, Documentary, Drawing, Fiber Arts, Fiction, Film, Illustration, Installation, Interdiscplinary Arts, Jewelry, Literature, Makers, Mime, Moving Image, Music, Music Composition, Nonfiction, Painting, Performance Art, Photography, Playwriting, Poetry, Puppeteers, Research, Screenwriting, Sculpture, Singing, Sound Art, Textile, Theatre, Visual Arts

Languages

English

Program Description

Residents live and work in the house or apartment, studios and gardens of Studio Faire, a Maison de maître built around 1830 and still retaining its period characteristics. Accommodation is provided on a self-catering basis, with a private bedroom, plus shared interior and exterior living and work space. Rooms and studios are spacious and mature gardens offer private, shaded space for work and play. Our residencies can offer time to focus on research and development to inspire a new body of work or develop an existing project. They can nurture the growth of seedling ideas by giving the space to unselfconsciously experiment and play without expectation or obligation.