ARTfarm is an artist-run, non-profit artist residency programme. It is an artist's rural studio space with a Human Rights and Environmental ethos situated in the quiet setting of Cloonkeen, 5km from Newbridge Village in North East County Galway, Ireland.
The mission is to create opportunities for artistic expression by providing interaction through residencies, projects, talks and for artists to come with an aspiration to share, experiment and develop new ideas, exploring Art in a rural context, Art and Ecology and Artist as Activist. The space is coordinated by artist Sheila Flanagan and supported by the voluntary nonprofit arts group The Artfarm Collective.

ARTFarm aspires to be an inspiring place for artists, thinkers and dreamers. A 'time out' to consider the role as artists, as producers and consumers, as members of community, and part of the ecosystem. The organisers aspire to re-examine the Western Canon of Art that exists, question roles, methods of expression, market influences and validation. A space to try new creative paths placing emphasis on Socially Engaged Practices, arts activism and themes of ecological ethics, sustainability, colonialism and extraction.
It is envisioned that broader arts engagement in this rural region may assist in an abstract way in rural regeneration, human rights and social inclusion initiatives, dialogue on themes and topics of post-agricultural countryside, safe food production, water, energy and long-term sustainability.