Vermont Studio Centre
The Vermont Studio Center is a vibrant, diverse community of artists situated in Vermont's northern Green Mountains. Each month they welcome 40 writers and visual artists from across the country and around the globe to their historic campus along the Gihon River in the town of Johnson, Vermont. Residencies range from 2 to 4 weeks and offer residents unrestricted time for creative work, along with daily opportunities to engage with fellow artists. The monthly program includes resident presentations, readings, artist talks, open studios, gallery openings, and optional studio visits and conferences with their Visiting Artists & Writers. Admission is competitive and based on a review of your portfolio or manuscript.
Vermont Studio Center offers full fellowships to 35% of residents and partial fellowships to all residents during their two annual open calls – February 15 to March 31 and August 15 to September 30. For a complete list of fellowships and eligibility, visit their website.
Every VSC residency includes: private room, private studio space, and all meals. The application is online, with $25 application fee.
Private studio spaces with ample light, for 2d & 3d artists, and writers.
Private accommodations with private bathroom, separate from studio spaces, all within walking distance of downtown Johnson.
VSC has a well-equipped wood and metal shop including MIG, TIG, Oxy-Acetylene, metal band saw, wood band saw, table saw, radial-arm miter saw, pneumatic tools for wood and stone carving, and a full array of power and hand tools. Additionally, there are two kilns, two printmaking presses, and a digital lab.
Vermont Studio Center is located in Johnson, a traditional Vermont village set in the heart of the Green Mountains on the banks of the Gihon River, northern Vermont.
Duration: 2, 3, 4-week residency sessions
Paid by host:
Please check the Fellowships section of their website for current information.
Application guidelines:
Online application. All applications are accepted via SlideRoom with a $25 USD application fee.
Open Calls run from February 15 to March 31 and August 15 to September 30
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