Contact us for information about our residency and community, collaboration opportunities, support and general inquiries. Thank you!
hello@insitupolyculture.org
Mailing Address
In Situ Polyculture Commons, PO Box 131, Saxtons River, VT 05154
Contact us for information about our residency and community, collaboration opportunities, support and general inquiries. Thank you!
hello@insitupolyculture.org
Mailing Address
In Situ Polyculture Commons, PO Box 131, Saxtons River, VT 05154
Scheduled between May and October, artists, writers and creative folk can apply for a self-directed residency retreat on the Hartley Hill commons in Westminster, VT.
Between 2-6 artists can work on-site at a time; only 2 if the artists are solo workers with need for private space, and up to 6 if those in the group are collaborators, looking for a more social experience, and enjoy shared accommodations.
On-site facilities for self directed retreats include: live-work space in the two yurts, ample tenting and camping space in the meadows and woods, and access to both private and shared studio spaces in our 2000 square foot renovated art-barn. A guest kitchen is fully outfitted for self-catering, and there are both an indoor guest bathroom, and an outdoor shower.
Focus and work at your own pace, rest in the peaceful rural setting, and enjoy being in a small creative cohort with access to the beautiful land and wonderful local community.
Both Self-Directed & Collaboration Residencies may appear as an Open Call Application, or may be proposed / requested and scheduled. Applications have no submission fee, and residency fees are on a sliding-scale basis, with 3 suggested rates for those who can afford, those who cannot, and those who wish to invest in opportunities for other artists.
Scheduled between May and October, creative collaborators can apply for a group residency retreat on the Hartley Hill commons in Westminster, VT.
Between 2-6 artists can work on-site at a time; 2-3 if the collaborators require or prefer private accommodations, and up to 6 if those in the group enjoy shared accommodations.
Retreats for groups of up to 10 are available if off-site housing is utilized with one of our partner inns, or for local artists who live nearby and choose not to stay on campus.
On-site facilities for collaborative retreats include: live-work space in the two yurts, ample tenting and camping space in the meadows and woods, and access to both private and shared studio spaces in our 2000 square foot renovated art-barn. A guest kitchen is fully outfitted for self-catering, and there are both an indoor guest bathroom, and an outdoor shower.
Focus and work at your own pace, rest in the peaceful rural setting, and enjoy being in your creative cohort with access to the beautiful land and wonderful local community.
Both Self-Directed & Collaboration Residencies may appear as an Open Call Application, or may be proposed / requested and scheduled. Applications have no submission fee, and residency fees are on a sliding-scale basis, with 3 suggested rates for those who can afford, those who cannot, and those who wish to invest in opportunities for other artists.
Workshops and curated retreats of up to 12 people offer a more educational, hands-on programming component than self-directed residencies. These may include partnerships with other arts and education nonprofits, special visiting faculty, curatorial partnerships, collaborative cohorts, and public programming at nearby venues.
Generally these types of programs will be listed on our Programs page with a Registration application and a set faculty fee, as well as scholarship opportunities for those in need.
We always have some workshop and residency programming in the works, however we welcome proposals from artists, curators and other organizations!
Don’t wait for an application round to open, go ahead and send us a proposal for;
• Self-Directed Residencies (or as we like to think of them, incredibly important art-vacations)
• Collaborative Group Residencies (making your art with your collaborators or in community with your art pals)
• Workshop/Retreat offerings on our Campus for the public
• Institutional Collaborations
Please send us a message on our Contact page, so we can learn more about what you envision!
Email us at hello@insitupolyculture.org