Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture 2027 Residency Program

Details

Travel coveredHousing: Private room with shared or private bathroom in Hammond House; shared historic home with 2-4 residents

Who Can Apply: US-based artists, ecological scientists, and scholars at all career stages; emerging to established practitioners welcome; alumni may apply every two years
The Focus: Two- or four-week residencies exploring connections to nature, land conservation, agriculture, and community building; 2027 theme is 'Process and Material'
The Funding: Studio access, private accommodation on working ranch, research support, $200/week stipend, and up to $300 travel reimbursement for qualifying residents
Key Requirements: History of focused work in discipline; ability to be self-directed; community engagement participation required; COVID-19 vaccination required; US-based applicants only

DeadlineMonday, July 6, 2026

Stipend$200 per week

Application fee$0

Cost to attend$0

DurationTwo-week and four-week residencies

Program datesMarch to mid-November; two-week and four-week residencies available

LocationSisters, Oregon

ParticipationOn-site

Career stagesEmerging, Mid-Career, Established, All Stages

Disciplinesmetal work, glass work, wood work, leather work, ceramics, fibers and textiles, writing, painting, drawing, photography, film, music, printmaking, book arts, sculpture, mixed media, digital media, installation art, performance arts, ecological research, arborology

Application notesApplications through SlideRoom portal. Requires 2 professional references. Evaluation criteria: quality of work, community engagement, connection to ranch setting, relevance to theme. Collaborative applications accepted as single submission. COVID-19 vaccination required; medical exemptions considered. Ranch safety guidelines must be understood and agreed to. Community engagement participation mandatory (studio tours, workshops, or artist talks).

Contactesther@roundhousefoundation.org

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Roundhouse Foundation