Studio 13 Residency
North Kensington
2022
Our Studio 13 Residency is a career development opportunity for an artist who considers social engagement as integral to their studio practice. The artist-in-residence will receive six-months rent-free studio space, training opportunities and peer-to-peer support.
About the opportunity
This residency is a pilot six-month career development opportunity for artists from minority backgrounds based in London.
In lieu of an artist fee, the residency offers a range of opportunities with a cash value of at least £3,500.
The artist will have the opportunity to develop their studio practise while gaining facilitation experience by delivering co-created workshops to a small group of 6-8 young people as part of our Young Artists programme. Other CPD training will be offered depending on the artist’s individual needs.
Current Resident
J.D Rooney is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in London. His practice often stems from the complexities regarding feelings of dislocation, longing, and connection from both his Guyanese and Irish heritage; the double-conscious perspective of black and brown bodies in white spaces; and the hope for physical, economic, and political border crossings.
To find out more, read Jack’s Q&A with us here.
Apply
Applications are now closed.
"To be offered the space for 6-months would allow me to creatively exercise in ways that would otherwise be outside of my financial means."
Meet Jack Rooney, our Studio 13 Resident
Jack Rooney, Studio 13 Resident 2022 The Studio 13 Residency is our new artist-in-residence programme designed for London-based artists from minority backgrounds who consider social engagement as integral to their
