Tamarind Institute invites applications for artist collaborations with its skilled student printers. Four guest artists will be selected to participate in two-week residencies in the workshop, each working with a team of student printers under the close supervision of a Tamarind Master Printer. Participating artists will create one or two print editions as outlined in the Call for Proposals, with the printers providing guidance on the materials and all technical aspects of the printing process. No printing experience necessary.

At the completion of the two-week residency, the artist will sign off on a trial proof, and the printing of the edition will take place after the artist leaves. The editions will be completed by the end of September 2025, at which time the artist will receive all of the prints and proofs for signing. With the exception of one record impression for the Tamarind archive and one printer’s proof retained by the printer, all of the prints will be the property of the artist.

Find more details, available residency dates, and application form in link below.

Tamarind Institute invites applications for artist collaborations in lithography with its skilled student printers. Three guest artists will be selected to participate in two-week residencies in the workshop, each working with a team of student printers under the close supervision of a Tamarind Master Printer. Participating artists will create two print editions as outlined in the Call for Proposals, with the printers providing guidance on the materials and all technical aspects of the printing process. Available dates are specified in the Call for Proposals pdf. No previous experience in printmaking is necessary. We welcome proposals from artists in all media.

Applications deadline extended to October 30, 2023 for Spring 2024 residencies. Notification in early November 2023.

Deadline to apply: July 23rd, 2023

Zygote’s National PRINT Residency is open to printmakers and printmaking artists in the U.S., or North America. This 2-week, intensive residency allows artists dedicated time to complete special projects in Zygote’s Northeast Ohio facilities.

Residency focus: Experienced Printmakers

Residency dates: November 6th-20th, 2023

Stipend: $500

Two hours of Shop Orientation

Shop flat file, locker, shared studio space, tools for the duration of the residency

Housing in ZPASS, our 2 bedroom apartment above the studio

An invitation to participate in Zygote’s annual members’ exhibition and sale

Zygote Community Patron Membership (value of $50) in the year of the residency, which grants access to Open Studio, and discounts on workshops and classes, and includes the ArtsPass membership with participating Cleveland arts organizations.

An independent advisory committee will review applications and make recommendations. Applicants should allow two to four weeks for the committee to make their decision.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 23rd, 2023

All application materials below must be in a single PDF file no larger than 5MB

To apply, email the following materials to michael@zygotepress.org :

(1) A letter of interest (500 word limit)

(2) A portfolio of recent work (5-10 images)

(3) Short Bio (one paragraph)

(4) Resume or CV

The 2023 Bloom Residency is the 3rd annual Artist-In-Residence opportunity at Chicago Printmakers Collaborative (CPC)! Awarded to a woman of color, one applicant will be chosen for this two week, project-based residency, culminating in the creation of a limited edition print with the support of CPC.

The 2023 cycle of the residency will take place between August 13th and August 27th. Applications for the 2023 Bloom Residency are due April 1, 2023. Recipients will be notified no later than May 15.

Tamarind Institute invites applications for artist collaborations with its skilled student printers. Three guest artists will be selected to participate in two-week residencies in the Albuquerque workshop, each working with a team of student printers under the close supervision of a Tamarind Master Printer. Participating artists will create two editions as outlined below, with the collaborating printers providing guidance on the materials and all technical aspects of the printing process. No previous experience in printmaking is necessary. We welcome proposals from artists in all media.

RESIDENCY and FEES
At the completion of the two-week residency the artist will sign off on trial proofs, and the printing of the two editions will take place after the artist leaves. The editions will be completed by the end of the summer 2023, at which time the artist will receive all of the prints and proofs for signing. With the exception of one record impression for the Tamarind archive and one printer’s proof retained by the printer, all of the prints will be the property of the artist.

The workshop fee is a flat $2000, which includes the following:
Two editions, each in an edition of 10-15 prints
Each edition includes one artist proof, one printer’s proof, and one record impression for the Tamarind archive.
30 x 22 inch maximum paper size from available paper stock
5 press runs maximum
5 trial proofs maximum

APPLICATION PROCESS
Please submit a resume and a letter outlining your previous experience and interest in collaborative printmaking. Include a one-page proposal outlining what kind of project you would like to explore at Tamarind, and how collaborating with a team of printers would allow you to expand your practice. Include up to 10 digital images of recent work.

No previous experience in printmaking necessary. We welcome proposals from artists in all media.
Three residencies are available between January and March 2023.

Submit applications to tamarindeducation@unm.edu with subject heading 2023 STUDENT PRINTER COLLABORATION PROPOSAL

Center for Book Arts awards 3 to 4 Book Artist Residencies (B-AIR) per year to artists who have demonstrated a commitment to the book arts as a key component of their artistic practice.

The purpose of the Book Artist Residency is to fortify the practice of early and mid career artists working within the book arts. Residents are provided with a cash stipend ($1000), 24-hour access to professional tools and equipment, the opportunity to learn new techniques from experts in their field, and space to work within CBA's Manhattan studios. B-AIRs are expected to actively utilize the studios to complete a new project by the end of the residency period and thus are provided with a materials budget of up to $1500. While residents are expected to finish at least one new project over the course of the year, they should also take this year to focus on expand their artistic practice through experimenting with new techniques and ideas.

Successful applications will demonstrate a commitment to the book arts through their work samples and exhibition history. CBA Book Artists-in-Residence often become a part of the core community of our organization and therefore B-AIRs are provided with opportunities to speak publicly about their work, to collaborate with other artists and poets, and to hold studio visits with visiting curators and artists.

International, national, and local book artists are encouraged to apply, however housing is not provided. Those not currently residing in the New York tri-state area should indicate in their statement how they plan to stay in the area for the year-long duration of the residency. On average, Book Artists-in-Residence spend 20-40 hours per week in the studios and use the tuition waiver for 8-10 courses. The residency is not able support collectives or collaborations.

We welcome artists of all backgrounds, abilities, and experiences to apply.

The 2023 Book Artist in Residence Program runs from September 2022 through August 2023.

NOTE: In light of the COVID-19 Pandemic, Center for Book Arts is committed to making the space safe for all. For the duration of 2023, all public programming will be happening both in-person and online, while the studios and exhibition spaces are open at limited capacity. All residents have 24 hour access to the studios, and are entitled top priority access to the equipment resources. CBA requires all residents to follow current safety procedures while on premises. Additionally, residents may participate in any virtual classes taught by instructors in the studios, as long as safety protocols are observed.

Please submit:

-A statement describing why you would benefit from being a Book Artist-in-Residence at Center for Book Arts.

-An artistic CV (3 pages max).

-10 images of work samples (images should be in .jpg format, 72dpi, 1000px on longest side).

- An image list that includes the work title, year created, materials and dimensions.

- List of references.

There is no fee to apply.

Questions can be addressed to camilo@centerforbookarts.org

Atlanta Printmakers Studio’s annual Emerging Artist Residency was established in 2009 to provide emerging artists with the resources necessary for completing a printmaking project of their proposal as well as an opportunity for professional development. The residency offers the artists a unique opportunity to work with practicing artists of varied backgrounds and offering diverse skills.

The studio provides capabilities for intaglio, monotype, woodcut, linocut, letterpress, screen print, paper making, book arts and various mixed media techniques (see our website for detailed list of equipment available.) Up to three winning artists will be chosen by an independent panel on the basis of the proposal, including both concept and feasibility.

SCHEDULE:
2022's residency schedule has been delayed this year due to our upcoming move. The residency will take place in our 3000 sq ft dream studio featuring a printmaking museum, gallery, store, and outdoor gathering space.


THE RESIDENCY AWARDS:
Two to three artists are selected per year and each receives studio access, free class, personal mentoring, stipend, group exhibit, and 1 yr membership.

Studio Access is limited to May – September 2022. October 2022 is for curating and prepping prints for the exhibit – having them ready to hang during the last week of October 2022.


ELIGIBILITY:


The Emerging Artist Residency program is open to all emerging printmakers who already possess basic training in traditional printmaking techniques, and can provide original examples of such work. For the purposes of this program, an emerging artist is someone who shows significant potential, yet has not achieved a corresponding amount of professional accomplishment and recognition as an artist, regardless of age or recognition in other fields.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old and not a full time student.

Applicants from out of town are welcome, but please note that housing and transportation are not included with this program. All expenses and arrangements related to transportation, housing or other living expenses are the responsibility of the Artist.

APS members, contracted APS instructors and volunteers are eligible to apply. APS Board of Directors and employees are not eligible to apply.

Artists working in intaglio, relief, lithography and photopolymer techniques will be selected to participate in a 12-day session at the Druckwerk Printmaking Studio in central Basel, Switzerland, from August 3 – 14, 2022. The artists’ works will be shown in an exhibition at Salon Mondial at Atelier Mondial. Exhibition project themes are chosen collaboratively, and interpreted individually or collectively by participants during their time in the workshop. The project is a platform for experimentation and the group is encouraged to find novel ways of working.

Participation Fees: CHF 480/- for in-studio, CHF 280/- for remote.The participation fee includes a non-refundable fee of CHF 150/-, and all participants are asked to hold their place with a deposit of CHF 280/-.

Housing: We have a number of room and apartment rentals we can recommend within walking distance of the printmaking studio. Participants secure their own accommodation.

Application deadline: March 1, 2022
To apply, please email Megan or Margarit at editionbasel@gmail.com or use our contact form. Information about all past sessions can be seen on our projects page.

Our Artist Residency program welcomes contemporary artists to realize an individual, multiform, print-related project that matches their artistic practice. The focus of the Artist Residency program lies on development and creation in one or more of our workshops.

Usually 9 artists work and stay at the same time at the site of the Frans Masereel Centrum, so that there is always enough personal space for concentration and creation, alternated with informal moments of consultation, meeting and feedback among peers from all over the world. Our location in a wooded area is for many an extra asset.

No prior knowledge of printmaking techniques is required and the studio staff will be available for technical assistance. However, residents are expected to be able to work autonomously and realize their project independently. At the Frans Masereel Centrum, you will have access to our various printmaking facilities, including typography with wooden or lead typesetting, intaglio, screenprinting, riso and lasercut. Some artists prefer to develop a more process-oriented research project. In that case, prior knowledge of printmaking techniques is required.

Residency Program
WEEK 1:
Masterclasses on the printmaking techniques of your choosing. Sometimes together with your fellow artists-in-residence, always with one of our studio experts.

WEEK 2, 3 & 4:
Developing your project, with the full(-time) support of our studio staff.

WEEK 5:
Finalisation and reflection during a collection moment (a feedback and archive session with the studio staff).

Each residency program also includes individual feedback moments with prominent artists and art professionals, such as curators, gallery owners and art critics.

Price
€ 350 per week

(Incl. workshop facilities, use of equipment, basic materials and accommodation in our fully equipped bungalows.)

How to sign up?
Applying is done digitally and in English via an online application form, where you can also upload your files.

Besides an artist statement (about your work in general) and a project proposal (stating the intended goals and purposes of your stay, as well as your motivation), the application should also contain documentation of recent work (dating back no longer than 5 years) and a brief CV.

The application period for the residency of 2023 will open on April 1st 2022. The deadline is May 10th 2022.

Note: Max. 10 MB per file.
Criteria
The selection committee will assess your application based on the following criteria:
– The quality of your work, your artist’s attitude, and ambition, your visual and reflective skills as well as your desire and capacity to experiment and challenge your practice.
– The scope and significance of your proposal for a residency at the Frans Masereel Centrum.
– Your motivation.

The outcome of the selection procedure will be communicated mid-August.

Lower East Side Printshop offers emerging artists FREE year-long residencies in its shared printmaking studio in New York City. The application deadline is March 1, 2022 for residencies that begin on April 1, 2022.



Keyholder Residency includes:

• 24/7, one-year access to a shared studio with printmaking facilities

• $1,000 stipend

• Free career development workshops and salons

• Group exhibition opportunities

• Consultation hours with Printshop’s master printers

Printmaking facilities are available for intaglio, relief, monotype, waterbased screenprinting, digital processes, and other techniques that employ the tools at hand. For more info, and to apply, please click the External Link below.