Artist-in-Residence
Listed on 2026-09-01
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Creative Arts/Media
Creative Design / Digital Art, Art / Design Teacher
Akron Soul Train welcomes regional artists from various disciplines, encompassing visual, performing, and written arts, to submit their applications for residencies.
Residencies are typically granted for a duration of one month, although they can be tailored to accommodate the artist's preferences and the scope of their proposed project, allowing for a shorter or longer duration for creation.
Residency Responsibilities
Create a new body of work for public display
Create and lead a minimum of one community program during the residency
Availability for press and outreach opportunities
Artists will be notified in November and a public celebration will take place at Akron Soul Train on Date TBD, from 5:00 - 7:30 pm.
Time, a stipend of $1000, and resources to create a new body of artwork for a public exhibition, performance, reading, or publication
Recognition in the community and press
Opportunities to engage the greater Akron community with your artwork
Opportunities to meet new people, artists, and stakeholders in the local art scene
What's required- Application Forms
- Artist Statement
- Cv
- Project Description
Artists must be over 18 years of age
Artists must be regional (close enough to drive to Akron for events or be willing to travel for programming)
Any artist who is able to travel to Akron to interface with our community for a public educational event (this can be virtual during the pandemic) and the final performance/exhibition will be considered for the residency. For example, artists that live in Pittsburgh, Detroit, and Columbus, or even farther, like Cincinnati, could consider themselves regional.
Artistic fieldsApplied Arts Architecture Dance Design Digital Drawing Education Fashion Film Installation Interdisciplinary Painting Performance Photography Printmaking Public Art Research Sculpture Social Practice Sound Art Textiles Video Visual Arts Writing
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