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Basement Gallery in An Táin Arts Centre
Are you a recent art graduate or artist starting up their career?
An Táin Arts Centre’s Emerging Visual Artist Residency Award could be for you!
An Táin Arts Centre's visual arts residency programme aims to assist artists to research and develop new work and give them the time and space to develop their practice in a community setting.
During the three-month residency, artists are provided with studio space, administrative support, a living stipend of €1,500, materials budget of €500, and the opportunity to use the main gallery for the month of September.
Applications from individual artists and/or arts collectives working in any visual arts form are welcome.
The successful artist or arts collective will be selected by a shortlisting and interview process, based on artist CV, proposal, portfolio, and references.
Application deadline: Friday, 24th of February 2023 at 5pm.
Kindly supported by Louth County Council and The Arts Council of Ireland.
Visit www.antain.ie/visual-artist-in-residence for application guidelines and full information on how to apply.
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