Cloud Collective Residency

Planning your application

Artists should approach Cloud Collective Residency with a clear sense of how a remote, process-driven environment will benefit their practice. The selection committee values thoughtful, experimental proposals that demonstrate a willingness to engage in sustained dialogue and peer critique. Applications are typically open twice a year, with a modest fee. It is advisable to review past residents' work and the program's online archive to understand its ethos. A concise artist statement and a focused project proposal—rather than a broad portfolio—are most effective. The residency does not provide housing or travel funds, so applicants should plan accordingly.