About the StudioAbout the WoodsCalendar of EventsSupport the StudioNewsEducationalProgramsArtist ResidencieseNewsletter Signup

Changing Landscape Artist Residency

The world’s natural and built environments are endangered and the need to seriously engage contemporary thinking about these disappearing landscapes through the creation of art is of paramount importance. ASITW envisions this as a powerful context for the exploration of critical thinking, the development of new ideas and strategies, and using the creative process as a catalyst for social change. With this in mind, we invite artists to submit applications to our inaugural environmental residency series entitled Changing Landscapes, addressing the ecological challenges exemplified by Southern Louisiana. The call is open to artists of all disciplines who have demonstrated an established dialogue with environmental issues and a commitment to seeking and plowing new ground. Artists are invited to design their own interface with the public and are encouraged to propose ways to engage the larger community of New Orleans and beyond.

Three 6-week residencies are to be offered between November 2008 and April 2009. The deadline for submissions is August 4, 2008. Please click the link below to access the application or send an email to applications@astudiointhewoods.org for more information.

Changing Landscape Residencies are funded in part by the Ford Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.

CHANGING LANDSCAPES ARTIST'S RESIDENCY
The goal of this 6-week residency is the creation of powerful artwork capable of raising human awareness and galvanizing positive action in regards to the environmental disaster taking place in Southern Louisiana. DEADLINE: Postmark by August 4, 2008
For more information and an application: Changing Landscapes Residency

STEWARD'S COTTAGE PROJECT
For information on the Steward's Cottage sustainable architecture project: Steward's Cottage
To CONTRIBUTE to the STEWARD'S COTTAGE project, CLICK ON THE BUTTON BELOW:

Current Articles

A Tribute to Joe Miller Carmichael in Honor of His Eightieth Birthday by Lucianne Carmichael

Guiding Principles for Building A Studio in the Woods by John Anderson, Joe & Lucianne Carmichael

A Studio in the Woods on ALL THINGS CONSIDERED (N.P.R. 03/03/06)

For more information on Restoration Residencies please see application form below or call 504-392-5359. To help make these residencies possible and support the work of scientists and artists studying the hurricane aftermath in the woods please make a donation by check made out to Friends of A Studio in the Woods and mail to ASITW, 13401 River Rd., New Orleans, LA 70131.

Click here to download revised RESTORATION RESIDENCY application (Sept 2007)
 DONATE NOW!


a program of