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Wanna Get Away?

September 15, 2010 Leave a Comment

This just in: New England visual artists over the age of 35 may be eligible for sponsorship through the Artist’s Resource Trust (ART) for a residency fellowship at The Vermont Studio Center. Top-scoring applicants will be forwarded to ART’s fall jury.

These fellowships provide the residency fee and include a private room, all meals, and an individual studio. Vermont Studio Center residencies offer uninterrupted working time, the companionship of 50 artists and writers from across the country and around the world, and access to their Visiting Artists and Writers Program. Contact Vermont Studio Center at 802-635-2727. Oct 1. deadline.

Image credit: Photograph of Vermont by ArtSake.

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