Paris in the winter is the best kept secret in travel. The city is magical! There are the Christmas window displays, the Champs Elysées Christmas lights, the iconic Eiffel Tower – everything is sparkling. It is after all the city of lights. Three textile workshops – one with artist Anne Kelly, several Christmas markets, a …
Read More »Reconnect with nature at Pocosin Arts School of Fine Craft, where inspiration flows as freely as the serene waters of the Scuppernong River. Our beautiful campus offers the perfect setting for your next art retreat, family gathering, small conference, or professional work retreat. With stunning views and peaceful surroundings, Pocosin Arts is a sanctuary for …
Read More »We are thrilled to introduce our new Self-Directed Residency Program! This opportunity is designed for artists seeking uninterrupted studio time in our state-of-the-art facilities. Residents propose a project within a primary studio area—ceramics, metalsmithing, or woodworking. Additionally, there is a mixed media space available for a variety of other projects such as textiles, book arts, …
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The quiet pace and stunning coastline of Midcoast Maine offer an ideal environment for artists, writers, designers, thinkers, or seekers to pursue a creative project. The region is considered a mecca for artists, with Rockland known as the Art Capital of Maine. Enjoy an extended stay at a private home in Rockport, ideal for an …
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We’re now accepting applications for the Artist-In-Residence Cycle 17 program. Textile Arts Center’s Artist in Residence (TAC AIR) combines studio access with a rigorous interdisciplinary curriculum and regular critical dialogue, providing residents an opportunity to learn and explore the textile medium, and an alternative to traditional higher education programs. The residency culminates in a group …
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ArquetopiaSUMMER is back!, our flagship residency, is an intensive international critical program aimed at expanding artistic practices through the application of new methodologies and innovative approaches. The goal is to recenter ethics in the process of creating images while rethinking creative practices through Arquetopia’s methodology and program framework, by intersecting academic knowledge, scholarly discourse, and …
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