Architecture Residencies in Ireland

Artfarm Residency, nestled in a rural setting, offers a unique artistic retreat within an old style two-bedroom stone cottage, emphasizing a self-catering, self-reliant lifestyle. With no landline, internet, or TV, and varying mobile coverage, the residency fosters creativity in harmony with nature, encouraging residents to live with a light ecological footprint, adhering to zero waste principles. The residency is ideal for those comfortable with solitude and keen on engaging with the local community and ecology. Offering bicycles for transportation and emphasizing sustainable living, Artfarm welcomes collaborative projects and individuals focused on ecology, climate emergency, and place-based practices. It supports socially engaged practice, ecology, and activism, situated in a region known for its small farms, wetlands, and conservation efforts, with local amenities and public transport within reach. Fees cover maintenance while promoting a 'Leave no Trace' ethos, and the community-oriented residency encourages applications from those sharing its sustainable and creative ideals.

Burren College of Art

Ballyvaughan, Ireland

The Burren College of Art Artist Residency program, nestled in the stunning landscape of the Burren in County Clare, Ireland, offers artists a unique opportunity to explore and expand their creative practice. The program is open to artists at all stages of their careers, providing a tranquil environment away from the pressures of daily life, where the natural beauty of the Burren serves as a source of inspiration. Residencies range from 1 to 3 months, with options for more structured programs like Residency+ and Burren Immersion, which include academic support and community engagement. The college facilities include a dedicated studio space, access to a variety of workshops, and the opportunity to participate in college events and lectures. Accommodation is available on campus, offering a comfortable and supportive environment for creative exploration. The residency emphasizes the importance of connecting with the local culture and landscape, encouraging artists to engage with the community and the unique ecological setting of the Burren. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, with special programs scheduled throughout the academic year.

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.

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Redbarn House, Ireland

Name of Residency: Redbarn ResidencyRedbarn Residency is a renovated 1870 Irish Cottage in South-East Ireland. It is a spacious, open plan home with one double bed, a large kitchen, bathroom and shower. 10 minute walk to Redbarn Beach. Access to Youghal town: 40 minute walk or 17 minute cycle. Buses run from Youghal to Cork city on the hour throughout the day, the bus stop is 40 minute walk from the cottage.The studio is a large room, 30 seconds from the cottage and is bright.Residency: Recommen