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CALL: Funded interactive residency call, Spokane, Washington

we’re offering funded residencies of 1 to 3 months, and we’re looking for interactive projects that respond to our local area in some way. There are more details on our website, http://residency.laboratoryspokane.com,

Laboratory’s mission is to provide practicing interactive artists with the time, space, and freedom to make awesome stuff.  So we want to offer you space to live, space to work, tools, mentorship, and connections to make that happen.

This coming summer, we’re focusing our session on our local region (eastern Washington state and north Idaho), and we’re looking for projects that respond to our area, whether that be culturally, geologically, historically, architecturally, or some other way that you feel responds to our local region.

Our summer session runs from 01 June 2018 through 31 August 2018, and we’re accepting applications for 1 to 3 month residency periods within that time. We’d love to get yours; details on applying are on the How to Apply page, deadline is 29 December 2017.

If you wouldn’t love to come out, well there’s not much we can do about that. Sorry. :( Maybe sign up for our newsletter, and that’ll change your mind?

You’ll be sharing a 2 bedroom apartment in a historic building in downtown Spokane, Washington, with attached studio space below. We’ll provide the spaces and a small stipend, and in return, we expect you to work hard and put together at least one piece suitable for showing at in a public exhibition somewhere (don’t worry, you’ll still own the piece).

We accept applications on three tracks – one for artists wanting to work on a specific project, one for artists wanting to focus on researching new techniques/technologies, and one for emerging artists wanting to develop their technical skills. But, consider that a guideline for the sorts of things we support here, rather than a hard separation of programs – most projects involve elements of multiple tracks, so don’t get too caught up on ‘what track is my application’.