Young Artist Residencies 2026

The Art Station are inviting applications from artists 21 to 32 years old for a supported shared group studio residency for 1 month in October 2026.

Young Artist Residencies 2026

Young Artists Residency October 2026

Young Artists Residency October 2026

The Art Station are inviting applications from artists 21 to 32 years old for a supported shared group studio residency for 1 month in October 2026. We will be selecting 4 young visual artists.

  • Timescale: 5th October to 1st November 2026
  • Call out: Opens Friday July 24th
  • Deadline for applications: Midnight Friday August 21st 2026
  • Interviews: Thurs August 27th Friday August 28th 2026
  • Four young visual artists working in large project space at 48 High St
  • Fee per artist: £1200
  • Sharing event – work in progress- over long weekend – 31st October to 1st November

WHAT’S ON OFFER?

● The opportunity to explore and develop your artistic practice in a creative, collaborative environment.

● Access to The Art Station facilities – including shared studio space exclusively for use by the 4x residency artists, with high ceilings, large windows and floor space. (Please note, the main studio space is not wheelchair accessible, however a studio in the Old Bank can be provided which is accessible.)

● Group mentoring with artists and creative industry practitioners.

● Support with marketing and applying for future funding.

● Networking opportunities to tap into a collaborative network of artists in Suffolk at different stages of their career.

● A halfway and end point studio sharing – opening the doors to the studio and inviting guests to help offer guidance, feedback, and support.

● This is a paid residency, artists will receive £1200. This fee covers your studio time, materials, travel, resources.

● The expectation will be that artists spend a minimum 3 days a week in the studio and liaise with programme to meet mentors and be available for any group sessions.

THE THEME – ENVIRONMENT

The theme of environment is deliberately broad, we are interested in seeing how artists perceive this within their work and creative process. When thinking about your work, it maybe interpreted by an artist making work that responds to themes around the environment, using sustainable practices or link to how your environment inspires / influences your work as an artist.

 

With huge thanks to The Alfie Carpenter Charity for Creative Arts for supporting us. To find out more about The Alfie Carpenter Charity for Creative Arts, click here.

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