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2027 Creative Glass Fellowship Program at WheatonArts

2027 Creative Glass Fellowship Program at WheatonArts — WheatonArts
Glass artists Hitoshi Kakizaki and Kait Rhoads
Details
Housing: On-site housing provided in artist house
  • Who Can Apply: Emerging and mid-career artists working in glass, over 21 years old, proficient in English, able to reside on-site, from the U.S. and international applicants welcome
  • The Focus: Artistic development and experimentation with glass techniques in a collaborative residency environment
  • The Funding: Housing, stipend, 24-hour studio access, most materials, and technical resources provided
  • Key Requirements: Ten images of work (300 dpi JPEG, 6 inches max dimension), image information sheet, statement of intent, current CV/résumé, two references, language proficiency documentation (if English is not native language), commitment to one virtual presentation, and submission of one work to museum acquisitions committee
DeadlineFriday, September 18, 2026
StipendUnrestricted living stipend provided; amount and payment schedule not published
Application fee$0
Duration6-week or 8-week residency
Program datesSummer: June 7–July 19, 2027 (6 weeks)
LocationMillville, NJ
ParticipationOn-site
Career stagesEmerging, Mid-Career
Disciplinesglass art, glassmaking, hot glass, cold glass, flamework, kiln casting, slumping, fusing, sandcasting, solid working
Application notesApplicants must be over 21 years old, proficient in English, able to reside on-site during the fellowship term, capable of assisting other fellows, work in view of visitors for a portion of the residency, and commit to one virtual presentation. WheatonArts does not provide assistants. Former Fellows may reapply three years from the year they last resided as a Creative Glass Fellow. Applicants proposing collaborative projects must apply individually and note the collaboration. A Paul Stankard Flamework Fellowship is available for artists working with torch/flamework techniques.
Contactpweichmann@wheatonarts.org
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