Artist-in-Residence Program

Artist-In-Residence COMMUNITY ARTS Program
Annmarie is pleased to invite artists to apply to our COMMUNITY ARTS residency program. The Annmarie AIR program has a goal of nurturing artists interested in community and public art projects, and we are committed to providing opportunities for artists to engage the public in their work. If you are looking for an opportunity to develop and implement a collaborative community art project or a public art installation, then we warmly invite you to apply! Questions should be directed to Jaimie Jeffrey, Curator of Programs, programs@annmariegarden.org, OR t. 410-326-4640.
The Annmarie AIR program has seasonally specific goals and guidelines....
MLK Winter Residency: artists are invited to submit a community arts project proposal inspired by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., his life, his vision, his work. The project coincides with our annual MLK Days program in January, and may run through February. The project may result in a short or long term installation to be exhibited in the sculpture garden or one of the galleries. Artist must be willing to engage with visitors, including group tours and/or field trip groups. Residency length: 3 days to 2 weeks; deadline to apply: December 1. Spring Residency: artists are invited to submit a proposal for a public art project OR a community art project that can be completed within 2-4 weeks between March-May. The project may result in a short or long term installation to be exhibited in the sculpture garden or one of the galleries. Artist must be willing to engage with visitors, including group tours and/or field trip groups. Residency length: 2 to 4 weeks; deadline to apply: January 31.
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Application Seasons and Deadlines:MLK Winter Residency: December 1 Spring Residency: January 31 Summer Residency: April 15 |
This organization is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council (msac.org).
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