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Free Artist Residencies in New Orleans

2 residencies

2 fully funded residencies in New Orleans cover both housing and a stipend.

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A Studio in the Woods

New Orleans, United States

5.0 (3)

A Studio in the Woods, a beacon of artistic and environmental collaboration located at the heart of Southeastern Louisiana, serves as a sanctuary where artists of diverse disciplines converge to explore the profound relationship between humanity and nature. This organization is dedicated to supporting artists passionate about addressing the critical issue of our time: the intricate bond between human beings and the environment. By facilitating residencies, A Studio in the Woods nurtures meaningful interactions between artists and the local community, ensuring that the rich culture and ecology of the region inform and inspire the creative process. Residencies are offered across a wide spectrum of artistic fields, welcoming both established and emerging talents who share a commitment to public engagement and a rigorous work ethic. Positioned at the nexus of the City of New Orleans, a vast hardwood forest, the Mississippi River, the Gulf of Mexico, and extensive alluvial wetlands, the studio offers a unique backdrop against which artists are invited to delve into their projects, influenced by the dynamic environmental context.

StipendHousingDigitalDrawingInstallationInterdisciplinaryWriting / Literature+6
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Long Term, Live/Work Residency

New Orleans, United States

Short-term solo residency for artists, curators, and writers in New Orleans with housing and studio space in a shared live/work setting.

StipendHousingInterdisciplinaryCurationWriting / LiteratureVisual Arts

Frequently asked questions

Are there free artist residencies in New Orleans?

Yes. Fully funded residencies in New Orleans provide both accommodation and a stipend at no cost to the artist.

How competitive are free residencies in New Orleans?

Free residencies tend to be competitive. A strong portfolio and clear project proposal will strengthen your application.

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