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IslandWood's Artist in Residence program brings teaching artists of various disciplines to work with elementary and graduate students, offering collaborative art projects that let learners express themselves and discover new things about their world. Residencies run 3 days/2 nights (Mon–Wed) from October to May, with 75–150 minute workshops on Tue and Wed for 4th–6th graders, group sizes 12–15.
IslandWood provides on-site lodging and meals, ferry tickets if applicable, materials reimbursement,
Our Artist in Residence program brings teaching artists of various disciplines, media, cultures, experiences, and age to work with elementary school and graduate students alike. Visiting professional artists bring individual and collaborative art projects that enable students to express themselves and discover new things about their world.
RESIDENCY PROGRAM DETAILS
Length of stay is typically 3 days/2 nights, Monday through Wednesday from October to May
Workshops with our 4th – 6th grade students range from 75 to 150 minutes on Tuesday & Wednesday
Group size is approximately 12 to 15 students
Artists can also offer a professional development workshop for our graduate students and staff
Teaching facilities include our art studio, learning classrooms, or outdoors
IslandWood provides lodging and meals on-site for the duration of the program, round- trip ferry ticket, if applicable, and reimbursement for materials.
Additionally, Artists receive an honorarium of up to $1,000. The honorarium amount is based on the number of student and adult workshops the Artist teaches.
IslandWood Artist-in-Residence selections are based on many factors, such as prior teaching experience, relevance of the workshop material to IslandWood, and whether the medium will balance well with what we already offer with our current roster of artists.
Applied Arts Dance Design Digital Drawing Education Fashion Film Installation Interdisciplinary Painting Performance Photography Printmaking Public Art Research Sculpture Social Practice Sound Art Textiles Video Visual Arts Writing