3Arts Residencies
3Arts Residencies provide artists with uninterrupted time and space to focus on their creative processes within environments and communities that are both restorative and stimulating.
In partnership with the Artist Communities Alliance, we offer all-expenses-paid residencies, plus $2,000 stipends and airfare, to artists in our network who want a creative sojourn out of town. Our residency opportunities are accessible and open to artists in dance, music, teaching arts, theater, and visual arts. For Deaf and disabled artists, 3Arts supports travel and housing for personal assistants.
In partnership with Bodies of Work, 3Arts provides local residencies on an invitational basis for Deaf and disabled artists to support the creation of new work, professional development, and advocacy for Disability Art & Culture.
Please read more about our current residency partners below. To learn about residency programs in general, visit Artist Communities Alliance.
Current Partners
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Bodies of Work
Chicago, IllinoisMeet the FellowsAnnually, 3Arts partners with Bodies of Work (BOW) to provide three-month residencies that are customized, in-town opportunities for Deaf and disabled artists. These residencies are centered on the creation of new work, professional development, and advocacy for Disability Arts & Culture and include $1,500 monthly stipends, accessibility support, and more.
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Montalvo Arts Center
Saratoga, CaliforniaMeet the FellowsThe Sally and Don Lucas Artists Residency Program at The Montalvo Arts Center is designed to offer artists from a range of disciplines an environment conducive to individual and collaborative creative practice.
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Surf Point Foundation
York, MaineMeet the FellowsSurf Point is a nonprofit organization that supports visual artists and art professionals with a year-round, nomination-based residency program on the coast of York, Maine.
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The Camargo Foundation
Cassis, FranceMeet the FellowsThe Camargo Foundation, founded by artist and philanthropist Jerome Hill, is a residential center that encourages the visionary work of scholars, artists, and leading thinkers in the arts and humanities.