Artist Residencies in Dublin with Stipend

Fire Station Artists' Studios

Dublin, Ireland

Fire Station Artists' Studios (FSAS) is a Dublin-based residency center offering subsidized combined living and working studios for Irish and international visual artists. The organization provides short-term (1-3 months) and long-term residencies with access to large-scale sculpture workshop facilities, communal spaces, and self-directed research opportunities in the city center.

IMMA Irish Museum of Modern Art

Dublin, Ireland

The IMMA Residency Programme at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin supports emerging and established practitioners in contemporary visual arts, design, architecture, curation, and related humanities through onsite residencies that foster research, dialogue, and symbiotic engagement with the museum's programming and historic site at The Royal Hospital Kilmainham. The 'Dwell Here' strand offers one-year residencies, one-year studio residencies, and one-month residencies, involving site-responsive research and seasonal Research Assemblies. Residents benefit from IMMA’s Collection, exhibitions, and proximity to Dublin's cultural scene.

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios (TBG+S)

Dublin, Ireland

Temple Bar Gallery + Studios (TBG+S) in Dublin, Ireland, offers subsidized workspaces for professional visual artists in a secure, comfortable, and professional environment. TBG+S provides three types of studio memberships: Three Year Membership Studios for established artists, Project Studios for emerging artists or those working on specific projects, and a Recent Graduate Residency for artists who have recently completed an undergraduate degree in fine arts. The selection process is guided by a diverse peer panel, committed to promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion within the artistic community. Artists awarded studios at TBG+S benefit from a dynamic creative environment, networking opportunities, and various supports such as mentorship and financial bursaries. The program emphasizes the value of artistic potential and contribution to the vibrant art scene in Dublin.