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Montemero Art Residency

Montemero Art Residency is an organization dedicated to sustainable ecology and alternative art production. They believe that the experience of living and creating in a different context has to be facilitated through collaboration and exchange. Thus, they opened their facilities to artists for them to network and collaborate with professionals from other fields. The program offers a fully-equipped printmaking studio and other open spaces that are suitable for a variety of creative practices (from visual to performing arts and anything in between). Being located on a biological reserve near the Tabernas Desert, the location offers a unique perspective that aims to cultivate a personal connection with nature and how it functions, while further expanding the idea of eco-living. With minimal external interference, artists-in-residence have the opportunity to focus on themselves and their work in a way that more densely populated areas are unable to provide. The residency is open to people of all ages and backgrounds, and they welcome all those who are looking for space and time to explore new forms of interdisciplinary and intercultural collaboration. Although, the long-term objective of this program is to create an eco-art project, here some of their short-term goals: To create an environment and offer the facilities conducive to creative work, integrated with nature, a place to experience new perspectives and acquire new references. Promoting international collaboration and networking, to bring together people from different fields to share and promote ecological and cultural sustainability. Embrace and emphasize the experimental, the undefined, and unexpected states of creativity.

Mount Sequoyah

Mount Sequoyah is a welcoming space to celebrate and connect with people, land, and spirit. Creative Spaces is the programming arm of Mount Sequoyah which aims to support art and artists through workshops, studio spaces, opportunities, and residency programs. Mount Sequoyah and The Alternative Arts School (TAAS) are partnering to launch a two-week artistic residency program for the summer of 2026. This collaboration will bring together TAAS’s global pedagogical model and Mount Sequoyah’s unique regional setting to foster exchange between local and international artists. This place-based program that merges the intimacy of an in-person gathering with the global reach of TAAS’s year-round virtual school. Rooted in Ozark storytelling traditions, the residency brings together 12 artists for immersive workshops, field experiences, and deep studio time, alongside a full year of continued online community through TAAS membership. The residency centers storytelling as a living, regional practice—one shaped by the Ozark landscape and the deep Southern traditions of oral history, song, craft, and survival. Artists will explore how stories are carried through land, bodies, and materials, and how art becomes a vessel for telling what has often been held quietly, passed down, or coded over time. Rooted through a Ozark perspective, the program invites artists to examine how stories move through their work—how meaning is formed through process, gesture, memory, and making. The program provides time, space, and community for artists to deepen their practice while engaging the Ozark landscape and one another. Programming will include visits to regional art spaces, conversations with invited guest speakers rooted in local creative communities, and guided story-writing workshops and discussions. Participants will also take part in field experiences connected to seasonal cultural events, offering opportunities to observe how storytelling circulates through public gathering, celebration, and place. Storytelling is approached as a shared process of listening, exchange, and presence. This 2-week in-person residency will take place at Mount Sequoyah (lodging in Yancy Lodge) and will include a one-year membership to The Alternative Art School (full access to online classes, lectures, and community spaces). Included in the residency: Lodging provided in Yancey Lodge on Mount Sequoyah One daily meal provided Shared community kitchen for lit meal preparation Access to Mount Sequoyah’s facilities: clay studio, trails, pool, fire pit, overlook, collaborative meeting or studio space, open park space 12 artists selected through open call 2-week in-person residency at Mount Sequoyah (lodging in Yancy Lodge) One-year membership to The Alternative Art School (full access to online classes, lectures, and community spaces) Field trips to Pride events, regional art spaces, and nature sites Guided story-writing workshops and guest speaker sessions Daily meal provided + shared kitchen access Access to trails, pool, clay studio, and outdoor gathering spaces

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