Northern Clay Center Emerging Artist Residency
About this opportunity
Northern Clay Center provides up to three ceramic artists with the opportunity to be in residence for one year through two fellowship types. The Anonymous Artist Studio Fellowship (two awards) supports artists working in functional, sculptural, relational, or installation-based approaches. The BIPOC Studio Fellowship (one award) offers additional resources including enhanced materials allowance, firing access, and monthly living assistance for early-career artists of colour. All residents receive furnished studio space with 24/7 access, an annual materials and firing allowance, professional development opportunities, a group exhibition, and the chance to deliver a public slide lecture.
Application tips
Demonstrate a clear direction for how you would use the year-long residency. The programme values artists who are committed to developing their ceramic practice.
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