Additional Residencies
The Walker Youngbird Native Artist Residency
The Walker Youngbird Foundation and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown are partnering on a new four-week residency for Native artists. This program is intended to give a Native artist dedicated time, space, and access to FAWC’s creative community to advance an existing body of work or pursue a new direction in their practice. The selected artist will receive a private studio and apartment from May 23 to June 19, 2027. The artist will have access to print, Risograph, and wood shops, and the opportunity to join the vibrant Provincetown summer community of artists and writers. The residency will conclude with a public program developed in collaboration with the artist. The link to the application is here.
Fall Returning Residency
Registration for the 2027 Fall Returning Residency will open in November, 2026.
Spring Returning Residency
Registration for the 2027 Spring Returning Residency will open in November, 2026.
Summer Project Residency
Registration for the 2027 Summer Project Residency will open in February, 2027.
For two weeks in June, FAWC offers the Summer Project Residency, a wonderful opportunity for artists and writers to devote a week to their work. This residency is self-directed and open to the general public.
Michael Mazur Print Studio Residency
At select times throughout the spring, summer, and fall, one-week residencies are available for experienced printmakers in the Work Center’s state-of-the-art Michael Mazur Print Shop. Residents have full, private use of the print shop with 24/7 access. Optional on-site housing is also available. While no instruction is offered during this time, the studio is monitored and maintained for the duration of the residency. Contact Vicky Tomayko, Print Studio Manager, at vtomayko@fawc.org for more information.
The Stephen Pace Residency
The Stephen Pace Residency supports past Visual Arts Fellows through two, four-week residency opportunities in the fall and spring of the Fellowship season. Open to alumni at all stages of their careers, the program provides dedicated time, space, housing, studio access, and stipends to support the development of new work and public-facing projects in Provincetown. For more information on the spring residency, please contact Fellowship Director Nico Amador at namador@fawc.org.
