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John Michael Kohler Arts/Industry Residency

Visual Arts Residency
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19 days left

Deadline: 28 February 2026

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The Arts/Industry programme at John Michael Kohler Arts Center provides artists with the extraordinary opportunity to work in Kohler Co.'s pottery and foundry facilities. This three-month residency offers full studio access, free industrial materials, technical support, housing, and a monthly honorarium, enabling artists to create work at an industrial scale.

Application tips

Your proposal should demonstrate a clear vision for how industrial-scale production would advance your practice. Experience with ceramics, metals, or related materials is beneficial.

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