The Sodus Art Bank
ARTIST'S RESIDENCY 2008
The Residents
In response to changing groups of artists, different artistic
directions and their needs, the equipment and physical facilities have
an evolving creative life of its own based on the unique combinations
of
forthcoming residents.
photo by
David Greenwood
2007.
In our review of applicants we try to coordinate artist with
facility, process and creative needs. For example, generally our
residents fall into three groups:
Therefore, The Sodus Art Bank experience can be very different from artist to artist depending upon applicant preferences.
Your proposal should include:
A. When you would like to start your residency and for how long (see schedule of sessions)
B. Your second session choice (if first choice is unavailable).
C. What you hope to do, create, explore or make during your stay at the residency.
D. Preferred studio/work space for this activity (i.e. inside painting studio, outdoor construction site, quiet room, etc.).
E. Materials, equipment or processes needed.
F. Any special requests or considerations in studio or accommodations.
- Those artists desiring to work independently with little or no assistance
- Those artists desiring to work independently with some instruction and/or critique
- Those artists desiring instruction, workshops and critiques
Therefore, The Sodus Art Bank experience can be very different from artist to artist depending upon applicant preferences.
Your proposal should include:
A. When you would like to start your residency and for how long (see schedule of sessions)
B. Your second session choice (if first choice is unavailable).
C. What you hope to do, create, explore or make during your stay at the residency.
D. Preferred studio/work space for this activity (i.e. inside painting studio, outdoor construction site, quiet room, etc.).
E. Materials, equipment or processes needed.
F. Any special requests or considerations in studio or accommodations.
