Center for Contemporary Printmaking (CCP)
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The Center for Contemporary Printmaking (CCP) in Norwalk, Connecticut, offers an Artist-in-Residence program in the Helen Frankenthaler Printmaking Cottage. This residency provides artists with uninterrupted time, privacy, and access to a well-equipped studio and on-site living accommodations. Each residency lasts 1 to 2 weeks, with applications accepted quarterly. Artists can experiment with traditional and innovative printmaking techniques, create editions, and advance their skills. The residency encourages community engagement through studio talks and workshops. Artists are required to leave a print for the CCP archive. Funding options include self-funding, professional development funding, and CCP funding, with additional support available for summer sessions. The program aims to stimulate original and inventive work in a supportive environment.
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