— Chautauqua School of Art —
https://art.chq.org/school/
Location: Chautauqua, NY
Length: Short Term: 6 Week Residency (June-beginning of August) — 2 Week Residency (August)
Housing: 6 Week Residency: Hall lodging provided for approximately 300 full-time students and artists enrolled in the art, music, dance, and theater programs. Dorm rooms are mainly all double occupancy, with a few triple occupancies. Students are housed together based on their age, gender and program. — 2 Week Residency: Dorm-style single rooms with shared bathrooms. Dorms and studios are not air conditioned.
Kilns: 1 gas kiln, 2 electric kilns and 1 raku kiln -cone 6 and up - no reduction firing-
Expenses:
6 Week Residency:
Housing Costs: Residence hall fee of $660 and a security deposit of $100 (refundable)
Instructional Costs: Art residency or $3,155 and a studio fee of $250 (includes full instruction costs, fitness center membership, registration fee and gate pass to attend all events for free)
Meal Plan: $1,800 (All meals, 7 days a week)
Materials at cost
2 Week Residency:
$3,500 fee (meals, housing and instruction included)
Materials at cost
Funding/Stipend: Full and partial scholarships are available for resident artists. Recipients must fulfill certain work obligations for a set number of hours a week. A large percentage of our residents receive significant financial aid to attend.
Workspace: An individual studio space
Responsibilities: If resident is a recipient of a full or partial scholarships, resident must fulfill certain work obligations for a set number of hours a week. Full financial assistance requires 10 hours/week of work trade.
Number of Residents: *
Additional Opportunities:
Attend visiting artist lectures offering perspectives on contemporary art practices
Participation in group discussions, lectures, and pop-up talks are encouraged, fostering a collaborative atmosphere among residents and faculty
Residents are encouraged to explore the broader resources available at Chautauqua Institution, which include lectures by accomplished writers, historians and thought leaders, along with performances in theater, music, and dance
Dedicated faculty who engage with residents through classes and offer personalized studio visits for one-on-one feedback
Access to facilities including a digital lab, printmaking studio, ceramics center, silkscreen shop, drawing studio, fiber studio, woodshop, and outdoor sculpture pad
Benefit from a studio-driven framework, enriched by classes, personalized studio visits and insightful lectures from accomplished professionals in the field.
Receive undergraduate or graduate credit for their studies at the Chautauqua Schools of Performing and Visual Arts. Credits are available by special arrangement with your college and CVA.
Robust alumni network
Gym access
Resident Reviews