This is a list of ceramic artist residencies with housing available.

Both live-in with shared living space (furnished 3 bed, 1 bath house with kitchen and living room) and non-live-in residencies available

Semi-outdoor, individual small, rustic, woodland shelters, connected via narrow dirt paths through the trees with a shared communal bathroom and kitchen space with up to 8 other people. Sleeping cabins are furnished with a twin or full bed, a mosquito net, a lamp, an outlet, and a rack, shelf, or dresser for clothes and other belongings. Cabins are in close proximity to each other, and have more of a community feel. (WiFi is spotty)

Free

Each resident is provided with a room in the beautiful historic Tower View residence. Rooms are equipped with either queen or twin beds, a desk, a dresser, a large closet, and a comfortable chair. Rooms have either private bathrooms, or a bathroom shared with one other resident. Linens and towels are provided, and the house is cleaned and linens changed weekly.

Dorm style housing included in residency fee

Single occupancy bedroom with private bath. Cooking and lounge facilities are shared with other residents

Shared housing with a private bedroom and bathroom

Private two bed, one bath apartment within walking distance from the studio is provided. Essential utilities are included. Artists responsible for internet connections and other amenities. Children and partners can live with resident in provided housing upon request and approval.

Free accommodation choices in three buildings: one is a furnished, 100+ year old two-story farmhouse with three bedrooms, the second house has six bedrooms, the third is on the second floor of the main barn complex and has three bedrooms

Room and board with comfortable sleeping accommodations. Most residents stay in the sprawling Steuben Lodge, which houses around 20 people and contains a large central area that includes an artists’ book library, access to wireless internet, breakfast area, and computers, printers and scanners for use. The lodge contains 12 two-story rooms that sleep two residents at a time, one person on each floor. Each room has its own bathroom and kitchenette and opens onto a porch that can be used for outdoor studio space. A limited number of single occupancy rooms are available. Internet is sometimes slow and unreliable (Couples are welcome, but cannot accommodate children)

Free housing across the street from ceramic factory and workspace. One ceramic resident will share housing with one foundry resident. Guests are welcome.

Work-Trade Residency: Residents are housed within one of Zittel’s experimental living spaces: a micro-apartment, which comes with a bed, desk, mini fridge, and electric kettle. Outside the micro-apartments is a shared outdoor kitchen with a sink, camping stove, dishes/pots/pans, seating area, outdoor shower, and composting toilet.

Self-Structured Residency: Residents stay in the A-Z West Guest Cabin and the A-Z West House. The A-Z West Guest Cabin is a charming small house, ideal for an individual of a couple seeking a unique stay in the high Desert. The cabin features a cozy bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and an indoor bathroom with a bathtub. There is also an outdoor shower and a barbecue area for those who enjoy outdoor living. A wood stove provides climate control for warmth and a swamp cooler for relief during warmer months. The A-Z West House is the former home of Andrea Zittel, with two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a kitchen, a living room with a library and artworks by Andrea, and three outdoor patio spaces.

Private 900-1800 sq. ft. studio apartment with bed, bath and kitchen. Studios can be used for personal work space and living space. ADA accessible.

Private studio apartment on the second floor and private studio workspace on the first floor of resident artist buildings Tin Shop or Robert Whyte House.

Furnished apartment in downtown Frankfort.

2 apartments available: Shared or private living space

Free housing in 3,000 sq ft ranch house with 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. Artists will each have private bedrooms

A private bedroom with private bath in a shared housing facility at the Old Town Bed & Breakfast upstairs from Bunnell Street Arts Center or elsewhere in Bunnell’s Old Town neighborhood.

Multiple Housing Options

Private cabin with sleeping loft, living room/work area, kitchenette, bathroom with shower, and a porch overlooking Link Creek or with a view of Blue Lake. Wireless internet is available in all cabins. Cabin kitchens have a coffee pot, two-burner stove, microwave, small refrigerator, dishes, and pots and pans. Residents also have access to a full commercial kitchen in the Hearth Building. Cabins are heated by electric heat and most include wood stoves with wood provided. Children are welcome.

A private cottage conveniently located just a five minute walk from Downtown Evergreen and Evergreen Lake. It is a 1 bedroom/1 bath studio with a full kitchen. Artist will have use of a large flay shared yard and Cub Creek which runs adjacent to the length of the property. The artist cottage has a strict no smoking smoking policy inside. The cottage is a 10 minute drive to the artist studio at CAE, and 25 minutes from Red Rocks Amphitheater.

Ceramics School is located in a storefront connected to a three story row house, the first floor of which is a private fully furnished 650 square foot one-bedroom apartment their our visiting artist residents. Virginia and Henry who own and run Ceramics School live on the second and third floor with their two small friendly dogs and two moderately friendly cats. The residency apartment has a bedroom with a queen sized bed, a bathroom with a walk in shower, a full kitchen, a living room, a drawing/painting/office room and a laundry closet. The apartment is cozy, sweet and full of ceramics. The side yard has a vegetable garden in warm months, a fire pit and a small wood-fired kiln. Resident artists are welcome to bring a partner and/or children.

6 Week Residency: Hall lodging provided for approximately 300 full-time students and artists enrolled in the art, music, dance, and theater programs. Dorm rooms are mainly all double occupancy, with a few triple occupancies. Students are housed together based on their age, gender and program. — 2 Week Residency: Dorm-style single rooms with shared bathrooms. Dorms and studios are not air conditioned.

Single or double occupancy cabin

Private bedroom in shared housing

Off-Site Housing Available

Shared or private housing available

Short Term: None -- Long Term: Free private 2 bed, 1 bath apartment - Gated apartment building

Rustic personal tiny cabin, designed as a very modern take on the Adirondack Lean-to, shared communal space and kitchen pavilion

Shared housing; fully furnished kitchen and private bedroom

Individual en-suite bedrooms in a shared housing facility on campus.

Lodging is provided in the college dorms, with access to a small kitchen.

On-campus lodging with a private room and bath, kitchenette with microwave, refrigerator/freezer, coffee maker and wi-fi. Resident with also have shared access to the Commons House, which includes a full kitchen, gathering area and deck.

Free accommodations

Fully funded, shared housing with private bedroom. Fully furnished and located across the street within walking distance of the Goggleworks campus. Parking provided.

2 living options; dependent on availability:

Private bedroom in a three bedroom, shared living space, bathroom and kitchenette

An ADA-compliant, private, one bed, one bath apartment (family and partner friendly)

Residents are housed in the Library dorm, an all-gender living space. The Library is a light and airy space tucked on the edge of campus. It was the original schoolhouse here in the Plain Valley dating back to 1912. The downstairs houses classroom space as well as an impressive art and faith library, while the upstairs level features an all-gender dorm-style sleeping loft that can house up to nine guests.

Private, furnished living space

Free accommodations

A furnished Resident Artist house sits at the end of the driveway to the parking lot to the center. This house includes two bedrooms, a living room, full kitchen, dining room, access to washer/dryer and air conditioning. The house is split into two apartments, with the first floor being occupied by other tenants (Hope Center’s teaching artist). The upstairs apartment is reserved for two residents.

A private cottage nearby to the studio. Within the residency cottage is a cozy writing nook equipped with a desk, a small library, and a front sitting room with windows overlooking the garden. There is a textile room with a sewing machine and a generous selection of beautiful quilting materials; the entire cottage offers various surface areas to spread out and create.

A private bedroom in a two-story, fully renovated and airconditioned 1842 farmhouse with shared amenities include a shared bathroom (no more than 2 individuals per bathroom) a communal kitchen, a Common Area for group gatherings, a modest library, and wireless internet.

A variety of options residents can choose from including Lodge Suites, Cabins, Vintage Trailers and RV & Camping.

A fully furnished guesthouse above studio — 4 private bedrooms (3 sleep three (2 with queen beds and a single bunk, 1 with double bed and single bunk), and 1 sleeps four singles on the floor), one bathroom, large kitchen and dining space. Lots of windows and very comfortable.

Each resident is provided with living accommodations that include a private room and a shared common living area with kitchen and a separate studio space.

Free housing in vintage RV

Private or shared fully furnished accommodations - shared kitchen, dining and living room and garden (partner/spouse/family are permitted with an additional 50% charge per extra person)

A shared 3 bedroom apartment with a kitchen and bathroom located behind the inn

Fully furnished, shared duplex privided (duplex is divided into upstairs and downstairs living spaces. Shared with the printmaking resident artist) (Residents can bring children, partners and pets upon request and discussion)

Housing includes 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, kitchen, large garden, greenhouse

Private bedroom and shared kitchen, bathroom, and living space in a 3-story Victorian house. Located 1.5 miles or a 30 minute walk from the studios.

The resident’s house has a full kitchen, dining space, two bedrooms and a loft, all conveniently connected to the studio by a porch (Residents may bring children and partners)

Private accommodations (partners are welcome)

Individual condominiums provided

Each resident will have their own furnished studio apartment, outfitted with a queen bed, seating, kitchen and bathroom.

A rent subsidized apartment located on campus in a residence hall with all utilities paid including Wi-Fi.

Private bedroom in shared housing in newly renovated historic homes throughout town, within walking distance to studios and everything that downtown Monson has to offer. These are mostly 3 bedroom structures that are fully furnished and comfortable all four season of the year. Houses all have shared kitchens, bathrooms, and common areas with laundry machines, telephone, and other amenities as well. Wifi is available is all of our buildings through high speed fiberoptic service.

Private live/work in studio on campus

Shared housing

Live-in studios with a private bathrooms with a shower. Units have an efficiency kitchenette which has a mini refrigerator, a microwave, and a kitchen sink. Units 3, 4, and 5 have electric cooktops. Units 1 and 2 have use of the common kitchen for cooking. Basic kitchen equipment, dishes and utensils are supplied.

Free shared housing a short walk away from the studio. Private room, shared or private bathroom and shared living space in a beautiful historic building. Professionally cleaned every other week.

Artists coming from out of town will be provided accommodations in Butte. Each year, our housing changes based on the needs of incoming residents and changing housing options in Butte. Generally, residents are housed together in a centrally located furnished home or apartment with a private bedroom. Applicants will have the opportunity to share their housing needs in the Artist-in-Residence application.

Studio and living space is combined in one private room which is included in the residency fee. The rooms are 1,000 sq. ft. or 500 sq.ft. and include access to shared bathroom, laundry and kitchen facilities. (partners and families are welcome)

“Summer Residency”: Private room in one of their campus cabins

“Longform”: Private room in one of the dorms

Furnished, small, dorm style housing on campus is provided. This housing is optional and residents are welcome to find accommodations independently.

Artists live directly across the street from campus in the Peninsula School of Art Resident House. Accommodations include a private bedroom and a shared kitchen, dining room, living room and bathroom, all of which are fully furnished as well as a washer and drier. The Resident House is located a half-mile from downtown Fish Creek. Local attractions include several taverns and restaurants, Fish Creek Market for all of the essentials, a hardware store, YMCA, Peninsula State Park, and Lake Michigan.

Long term residents receive private studio apartment housing; Core Fellows and short term receive shared housing.

Private room in a fully furnished shared house available

A private room with a shared or private bathroom, kitchen, dining and laundry area in a large, historic home on the ranch property.

Each resident is provided housing with a kitchen, and a place to work, either a studio or a desk area in their cabin (including one shared living quarters cabin).

A furnished tiny house. Residents nay bring partners and children.

Spring: $125-$450/week depending on selection

Summer: $250-$900 depending on selection

9 Month: Free

Shared housing provided in main lodge; Private bedroom and bathroom, shared kitchen and living room, access to a washer and dryer

Free accommodations

Optional - communal kitchen and bathhouse in separate buildings - community of 16 all live on the property

Two bedrooms in the main house, both located on the second floor. Small Stone is located on the eastern side of the home with a large bay window with glimpses of Lake Superior. Tall Tree, is located on the western side of the home with glimpses of the St. Paul Cathedral and views of the cutest chicken coop. Each Artist has their own private room and closet. There is one full bath with a clawfoot tub/shower combo, sauna on the second floor, and a half bath on the first floor. The bathrooms are shared. Common areas include the front parlor, the landing, main dining room and kitchen, kitchen side porch and main side porch.

Artists are housed in an onsite, refurbished, 1986 vintage trailer. The studio is just steps away from the trailer

Several private live/work space options dependent on resident preference and availability. The Lodge is a remodeled 1973 log cabin by artist-contractor and owner.

Artists are housed in a complex of 7 houses (including director’s house) and 10 studios located on 50 acres of land. Each artist is provided with a fully furnished three bedroom house that can accommodate either a single person or a family. Studio is attached.

Artists can commute or stay in SAW housing for a fee.

Modest Living Accommodations

Private Living Space

Winter Residency: Private cottage — Free Independent Residency: Two options - Private cottage or a bedroom on second floor of the farmhouse where the office and fibers studio in on main floor. On second floor of farmhouse is also a kitchen and bathroom shared by Snowfarm staff during the day — Open Studio Residency: Various options, check graph found on website

Free accommodations

Low-cost housing: The Residency House consists of two apartments. The downstairs apartment is occupied by our Glass Blowing Instructor. The upstairs unit has two bedrooms, one full bathroom, full kitchen, dining room and living room, as well as access to the porch. Each apartment has their own private entrance into the apartment. There is no covered parking for your vehicle, but there is private driveway to the residence. Wifi is included in the rent agreement. This is a fully furnished home; includes furniture, sheets, towels, dishes, etc. There is no private studio space, but the dining room has been used as a work space for most of the artists.

A fully furnished apartment at the Collegeville Institute near the campus of Saint John’s University. This apartment is apart of a lakeside cluster of 10 apartments and an administrative center. The apartments vary in size from one to three bedrooms and are assigned according to family needs. A community kitchen, lounge, library, chapel, and laundry are also available.

New housing in process of being built -- Yellow house at Bulldog Pottery

A private bedroom and shared bathroom in a historic four-bedroom residency house.

Two bed/two bath furnished housing

Provided with an A-frame studio apartment on the 6 acre property

Lodging with access to a fully-equipped communal kitchen, grill, and dining area.

Free - two options of the bunkhouse and the cottage both with a private bedroom with a shared bath

Furnished apartment equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, living room, laundry and internet access. Car highly recommended

Private apartment

Each resident is provided a furnished private room, private or shared bathroom, access to a shared kitchen and communal spaces all in a shared house

Provided camp-site

Various housing options provided: double occupancy bedrooms or single occupancy bedrooms. Large community kitchen and lounge space next to dorm-like housing buildings. Shared bath house. — Long term residents have private living space priority.

Modest apartment on the third floor above the studio

Private cabin provided - fully furbished with kitchen

On-campus housing (Children are welcome)