About this opportunity
Art Omi's Artists Residency brings together an international community of visual artists on a 120-acre campus in the Hudson Valley of New York. The fully funded programme provides studios, accommodation, meals, WiFi, and basic equipment for four weeks, with a visitors programme featuring critics, curators, and gallerists, culminating in a public Open Studios event.
Application tips
Art Omi values international diversity and cross-cultural exchange. Your application should demonstrate how your practice would benefit from and contribute to this international community.
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