Artists and experienced Snow Farm students are invited to spend a week in our studios pursuing independent work in the company of a small group of other artists. Snow Farm will provide ample personal space in a shared studio (residencies will have fewer people per studio than a typical workshop), housing, and meals. Most studios will have unrestricted 24-hour access; for safety reasons, some studios will require working in pairs after 9 pm. See each studio description below.
No instruction is provided during the residency. Studio monitors will assure the safe and proper use of equipment, but they are not instructors and they will also be working on personal projects. In kiln/stained glass and ceramics, studio monitors will schedule firings. In flameworking, they will manage annealing schedules.
Take a closer look at the Snow Farm studios or browse the Fall Residencies to check for availability.
To get the most out of a residency experience, all participants are expected to stay on campus. Scroll down for details about housing and the application process.
Housing & Meals
The residency spans 6 nights, from arrival on Monday to departure on Sunday. The meal package starts with dinner on Monday and goes through lunch on Sunday.
The cost of housing and meals combined depends on the type of housing selected, which you can see on the chart below.
How to Apply
To apply for a residency, complete the online application form and submit the non-refundable $35 application fee. The purpose of the application is to assure that our studio can meet your needs and that you have the experience to work safely without an instructor present.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; when a studio is full, the application will put you on a waitlist. Accepted participants can expect to hear from us within about a month after they apply with information about how to register and pay.
