Residencies

Solo, International and Gradate residency programme, providing time, space and support to artists at a crucial point in their professional development.

Open Call: Corridor8 & The Art House Writing Residency 2022

This opportunity is now closed, thank you to everyone who applied. The panel will be in touch shortly with more information.

Corridor8 (C8) and The Art House Wakefield (TAH) invite proposals from writers based in the North of England to respond to the work of artist Permindar Kaur as part of her forthcoming exhibition (September – November 2022), and explore related themes or ideas around home, cultural belonging and identity.

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Graduate Residencies

The Art House graduate residencies provide artists who have recently graduated with the opportunity to focus on developing flexible and personal approaches to their arts practice.

Please note, our residency programme is currently on hold. Please check back for updates on open calls for our graduate residency programme. We also recommend joining our mailing list to stay up to date.

Jessica Wilkinson, Graduate Residency exhibition, September 2017

Solo Residencies

The Art House offers a programme of supported residencies for artists, particularly those who are early to mid-career or who face barriers to practice.

Please check back for updates on open calls for our residency programme. We also recommend joining our mailing list to stay up to date.

Yelena Popova, The Art House Artist in Residence, May 2018

International Residencies

The Art House works in partnership with organisations including The Royal Over-Seas League to offer supported International residencies at The Art House’s purpose-built studios in Wakefield.

Please check back for updates on open calls for our International residency programme. We also recommend joining our mailing list to stay up to date.

Cole Ndula & Dimple B. Shah, ROSL Residency at the Art House

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