Englewood Arts Residency Program

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Englewood Arts hosts national and international artists through its Residency program, providing opportunities for artists to expand their work and engage in professional development.

Englewood Arts accepts the following disciplines:

  • Glassblowing

  • Ceramics

  • Woodworking

  • Painting

  • Fibers

  • 2D

  • 3D

  • Performance

  • Writing

  • Multi-Disciplinary

Here at Englewood Arts artists have the freedom to explore and create. 

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2025 - 2026 Artist in Residence

2026-2027 Residency

Englewood Arts (EA) is thrilled to announce the opening of applications for our fourth year of artist residencies. We invite artists working in Performing and Visual Arts including, but not limited to Glassblowing, Ceramics, Woodworking, Painting, Fibers, 2D, or 3D, Performance or Writing, to apply.

EA is committed to building meaningful connections between artists and the broader community through access, collaboration, and creative exchange. Our residency program is designed to support artists at different stages of their professional journey while fostering an environment of experimentation, learning, and shared growth.

Resident can anticipate:

  • 24/7 access to a semi-private studio space equipped with private shelving for your materials.

  • Access to unique spaces including Glass, Woodworking, Ceramic, and Fiber studios and Performance spaces.

  • A stipend to support your creative endeavors.

  • Paid teaching opportunities to share your skills and knowledge with the community.

  • Exhibition opportunities, including an annual resident group exhibition. 

  • A growing network/cohort of professional artists and engaged community members to create alongside.


  • To best support artists at varying career stages, EA offers three residency levels. These levels reflect professional development needs and program alignment - not artistic merit or quality. Applicants should apply to the level that best fits their current practice.

    Foundation Resident Artist 

    Best suited for artists in the early stages of building a professional practice, who have completed a collegiate arts program or have equivalent experience.

    This level is ideal for artists who:

    • Are within the first 1-3 years of professional practice

    • Are establishing consistency in their studio and professional routines

    • Are seeking structured support, mentorship, and feedback

    What to expect:

    • Access to a semi-private studio space and shared resources

    • Structured professional development opportunities

    • Opportunities for exhibitions, teaching, and community engagement

    • Regular check-ins and feedback

    • Opportunities to build confidence, skills, and portfolio work

    • Regular service tasks including but not limited to studio maintenance, events, etc.

    This level focuses on establishing strong creative and professional foundations while supporting experimentation and growth.

    Stipend Amount: $1000

  • To best support artists at varying career stages, EA offers three residency levels. These levels reflect professional development needs and program alignment - not artistic merit or quality. Applicants should apply to the level that best fits their current practice.

    Studio Resident Artist

    Designed for artists who have completed a collegiate program or have equivalent experience, with an active practice who are ready for increased independence and visibility.

    This level is ideal for artists who:

    • Have 3–6 years of professional experience

    • Are actively producing, exhibiting, teaching, or selling work

    • Are seeking stability, studio access, and opportunities to refine their practice

    What to expect:

    • Access to a semi-private studio space and shared resources

    • Optional professional development opportunities

    • Opportunities for exhibitions, teaching, and community engagement

    • Fewer required check-ins, with staff support as needed

    • Semi-regular service tasks including but not limited to production, events, etc. 

    This level represents the core of the residency program and supports sustained creative production and growth.

    Stipend Amount: $1500

  • To best support artists at varying career stages, EA offers three residency levels. These levels reflect professional development needs and program alignment - not artistic merit or quality. Applicants should apply to the level that best fits their current practice.

    Career Resident Artist 

    Intended for mid-career artists interested in leadership, mentorship, and community impact. This artist may have completed post graduate studies or have equivalent experience. This artist may be in the seventh to twelfth year of their professional practice.

    This level is ideal for artists who:

    • Have an established, sustained body of work

    • Are comfortable navigating professional opportunities independently

    • Are interested in contributing to the artistic community through mentorship, teaching, or leadership

    What to expect:

    • Maximum creative autonomy

    • Opportunities for mentorship, teaching, and high-visibility projects
      Priority consideration for commissions or special initiatives

    • Minimal required professional development

    • No service requirement

    This level supports artists who are ready to deepen their impact while continuing to grow their practice.

    Stipend Amount: $2000

Questions?

Email Arts and Education Manager Katie Coen at kcoen@englewoodarts.art

  • Limited shared living accommodations may be available for resident artists, with monthly costs ranging from $400 to $600, to support artists who wish to more fully immerse themselves in the residency experience.

  • Glassblowing, Ceramics - A degree from an accredited university or equivalent experience required. 2+ Experience in a professional studio is preferred.

    Woodworking, Painting, Fibers, 2D/3D Media, Performance, and Writing - A degree from an accredited university or equivalent experience required. Artists must be able to work independently as well as in a community setting, with familiarity of common equipment and maintenance. 

  • Artists willing to maintain an active studio presence, participating in Englewood Arts events and excited to teach and learn are perfect for our residency program. 

    Please submit: 

    • A written proposal of interest (500 word max, please include details of studio practice, desired projects and how you could utilize a year long residency)

    • Resumé with a short bio (500 word max)

    • 10 digital images of your work (2-5 writing sample or 5000 max word count)

    • Two professional references with contact information (name, phone number, email address, relationship)

    *Must not be currently in a degree seeking program at the start of the residency.