Each year Millay Colony for the Arts invites up to 55 individuals for month long residencies through the colony's application process. The application deadline each year is October 1st; submissions are considered for the next calendar year. Residency sessions are held each month from April through November.
In each discipline, decisions are made by juries of artists, critics and academics. Your work is presented anonymously to the jury and is considered solely on the merit of your artist statement and work sample. Please keep these factors in mind as you prepare your application. It is very important that you do not include your name anywhere on your artist statement or work samples as you may be disqualified if they are within the body of work shown to the jurors.
CAREFULLY REVIEW THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE DISCIPLINE YOUR ARE APPLYING UNDER BEFORE YOU BEGIN THE APPLICATION PROCESS.
Along with individual applications available within each discipline are the additional residency options:
Collaborations
Each member of the team can apply individually, submitting two separate applications, fees, artist’s statements and only one work sample if applying in the same discipline. If collaborating in two different disciplines, apply using individual work samples. Each discipline will be viewed by its own jury.
Two week residencies
To accommodate artists not able to attend a month-long residency, offering two, two-week sessions, held in the month of September only.
TO APPLY: The application process for the two-week residencies is the same as that for the month-long residencies. Apply under your discipline, and making a note within the contact info section of your application, your preference for either the first half of the session (Session 1), or the last half of the September residency (Session 2). Session dates are determined each year after the Oct 1st deadline.
Group Residency
Millay Colony awards one five-day Group Residency each year to a group of between 3-7 collaborating artists. This is available to any artist group, including writers, musicians and bands, dance troupes, galleries, etc, or simply individuals collaborating on a project. The residency my be used to support the creation and dissemination of new or revived art works.
TO APPLY: The basis for the application are work samples of individuals within the group , a statement detailing the history of the collaboration or organization, and a project description describing the proposed activities if invited to a residency.
Virtual residencies
Millay Colony will assign one Virtual Residency per year; specifically for working artists and/or artists with children who can not spend prolonged time away from home but can benefit from the support of a residency in modified form.
The 'Virtual Resident' would participate in one of The Millay Colony's month-long residencies, staying at the colony either on weekends or a minimum of four days within the residency month and receiving a stipend of $1,000 total to assist in securing time off/childcare/travel to & from the colony.
TO APPLY: Apply under your discipline, noting on application your preference for the virtual residency and which month preferred.
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NONFICTION--Residency - $35.00
Applying to a Nonfiction Millay Colony Residency
You can download or print these instructions here:
http://www.submishmash.com/PDFs/Fiction_NonfictionMillayColonyApplication.pdf
Each year Millay Colony for the Arts invites up to 55 individuals for month long residencies through the colony's application process. The application deadline each year is October 1st; submissions are considered for the next calendar year. Residency sessions are held each month from April through November.
In each discipline, decisions are made by juries of artists, critics and academics. Your work is presented anonymously to the jury and is considered solely on the merit of your artist statement and work sample. Please keep these factors in mind as you prepare your application. It is very important that you do NOT include your name anywhere on your artist statement or work samples as you may be disqualified if they are within the body of work shown to the jurors.
What you will need to prepare before beginning the application process:
Artist Statement: In a one page Word document, write about your work, yourself and your current thinking about what you’d like to accomplish at Millay Colony as clearly and concisely as possible. The jurors want to get a sense of you as an artist and your creative process, of how you plan to move forward creatively and the context for your work. This will help them make their final decisions. For the artist statement, you do not include information about awards, galleries, publishing, etc.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Artist Statement.
Work Sample: Create a Work Sample of 30 pages or less in manuscript format. Work samples can be work in progress or already published work; whatever you feel will make for the strongest application. Manuscripts must be double spaced, using an 11 or 12 pt. Font.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Work Sample. Make certain your name is not on any of the work sample pages.
Combine your Artist Statement and Work Sample into a single document. Make sure the Artist Statement is on page 1 and the Work Sample starts on Page 2. Save the document as a PDF, making sure your name is not anywhere within the body of your work.
Biographical Statement & Preferred Residency Dates: Write your name, contact info including address and email, gender and date of birth. Underneath write no more than 2 paragraphs listing any relevant professional accomplishments such as awards, exhibitions, published works, etc. Also, tell us how you heard of the Millay Colony. This is for the administrative file and will not be seen by the jury members.
Residencies are available April through November, and last for approximately three and a half weeks, along with 2-week residencies also available in September. After your biographical statement, denote (in order of preference) the three months/sessions for which you would be available to come to the Colony. Include any comments regarding availability. Please note that we cannot guarantee months.
When you have all of the materials prepared and you are ready to apply:
1. Go to the Nonfiction Application Form located here:
http://millaycolony.submishmash.com/submit/4656
2. Register (or sign-in if you already have a Submishmash account) & pay the application fee.
3. Upload the Artist Statement & Work Sample files. After you're payment is processed you will be sent to a form where you can upload your prepared documents. Make sure your name is not within the subject box of the saved file. Click the Select Files button, browse to the file on your machine and wait for it to upload. Repeat until all files are listed on the form.
4. Add the Contact Info, Biographical Statement, and Preferred Residency Dates. On the same screen, there will be a large text field labeled Biographical Statement. Enter your prepared contact info as requested plus the 2 paragraph biographical statement and your preferred residency dates into this field.
5. Click the Submit to Millay button. It is important that you do not click the “Submit To Millay Colony” button until all of the required documents are uploaded to the form. You will not be able to edit your application once it has been submitted.
Tech Questions/Problems? Email Submishmash at support@submishmash.com
Application Submission Questions? Email Millay Colony at apply@millaycolony.org
FICTION--Residency - $35.00
Applying to a Fiction Millay Colony Residency
You can download or print these instructions here:
http://www.submishmash.com/PDFs/Fiction_NonfictionMillayColonyApplication.pdf
Each year Millay Colony for the Arts invites up to 55 individuals for month long residencies through the colony's application process. The application deadline each year is October 1st; submissions are considered for the next calendar year. Residency sessions are held each month from April through November.
In each discipline, decisions are made by juries of artists, critics and academics. Your work is presented anonymously to the jury and is considered solely on the merit of your artist statement and work sample. Please keep these factors in mind as you prepare your application. It is very important that you do NOT include your name anywhere on your artist statement or work samples as you may be disqualified if they are within the body of work shown to the jurors.
What you will need to prepare before beginning the application process:
Artist Statement: In a one page Word document, write about your work, yourself and your current thinking about what you’d like to accomplish at Millay Colony as clearly and concisely as possible. The jurors want to get a sense of you as an artist and your creative process, of how you plan to move forward creatively and the context for your work. This will help them make their final decisions. For the artist statement you do not include information about awards, galleries, publishing, etc.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Artist Statement.
Work Sample: Create a Work Sample of 30 pages or less in manuscript format. Work samples can be work in progress or already published work; whatever you feel will make for the strongest application. Manuscripts must be double spaced, using an 11 or 12 pt. Font.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Work Sample. Make certain your name is not on any of the work sample pages.
Combine your Artist Statement and Work Sample into a single document. Make sure the Artist Statement is on page 1 and the Work Sample starts on Page 2. Save the document as a PDF, making sure your name is not on anywhere within the body of your work.
Biographical Statement & Preferred Residency Dates: Write your name, contact info including address and email, gender and date of birth. Underneath write no more than 2 paragraphs listing any relevant professional accomplishments such as awards, exhibitions, published works, etc. Also, tell us how you heard of the Millay Colony. This is for the administrative file and will not be seen by the jury members.
Residencies are available from April through November, and last for approximately three and a half weeks, along with 2-week residencies also available in September. After your biographical statement, denote (in order of preference) the three months/sessions for which you would be available to come to the Colony. Include any comments regarding availability. Please note that we cannot guarantee months.
When you have all of the materials prepared and you are ready to apply:
1. Go to the Fiction application form located here:
http://millaycolony.submishmash.com/submit/4657
2. Register (or sign-in if you already have a Submishmash account) & pay the application fee.
3. Upload the Artist Statement & Work Sample files. After you're payment is processed you will be sent to a form where you can upload your prepared documents. Click the Select Files button, browse to the file on your machine and wait for it to upload. Repeat until all files are listed on the form.
4. Add the Contact Info, Biographical Statement and Preferred Residency Dates. On the same screen, there will be a large text field labeled Biographical Statement. Enter your prepared contact info as requested, plus the 2 paragraph biographical statement and your preferred residency dates into this field.
5. Click the Submit to Millay button. It is important that you do not click the “Submit To Millay Colony” button until all of the required documents are uploaded to the form. Make sure your name is not within the subject heading of your saved file. You will not be able to edit your application once it has been submitted.
Tech Questions/Problems? Email Submishmash at support@submishmash.com
Application Submission Questions? Email Millay Colony at apply@millaycolony.org
POETRY--Residency - $35.00
Applying to a Poetry Millay Colony Residency
You can download or print these instructions here:
http://www.submishmash.com/PDFs/PoetryMillayColonyApplication.pdf
Each year Millay Colony for the Arts invites up to 55 individuals for month long residencies through the colony's application process. The application deadline each year is October 1st; submissions are considered for the next calendar year. Residency sessions are held each month from April through November.
In each discipline, decisions are made by juries of artists, critics and academics. Your work is presented anonymously to the jury and is considered solely on the merit of your artist statement and work sample. Please keep these factors in mind as you prepare your application. It is very important that you do NOT include your name anywhere on your artist statement or work samples as you may be disqualified if they are within the body of work shown to the jurors.
What you will need to prepare before beginning the application process:
Artist Statement: In a one page Word document, write about your work, yourself and your current thinking about what you’d like to accomplish at Millay Colony as clearly and concisely as possible. The jurors want to get a sense of you as an artist and your creative process, of how you plan to move forward creatively and the context for your work. This will help them make their final decisions. For the artist statement you do not include information about awards, galleries, publishing, etc.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Artist Statement.
Work Sample: Submit up to ten poems and no more than 20 pages. Number all your pages and make sure your name is not on any of the work sample pages or in the subject box when saving the document.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Work Sample.
Biographical Statement & Preferred Residency Dates: Write your name, contact info including address and email, gender and date of birth. Underneath write no more than 2 paragraphs listing any relevant professional accomplishments such as awards, exhibitions, published works, etc. Also, tell us how you heard of the Millay Colony. This is for the administrative file and will not be seen by the jury members.
Residencies are available from April through November, and last for approximately three and a half weeks, along with additional 2-week residencies available in September. After your biographical statement, denote (in order of preference) three months for which you would be available to come to the colony. Include any comments regarding availability. Please note that we cannot guarantee months.
When you have all of the materials prepared and you are ready to apply:
1. Go to the Poetry application form located here:
http://millaycolony.submishmash.com/submit/4658
2. Register (or sign-in if you already have a Submishmash account) & pay the application fee.
3. Upload the Artist Statement & Work Sample files. After you're payment is processed you will be sent to a form where you can upload your prepared documents. Make sure your name is not on the subject box of the document saved. Click the Select Files button, browse to the file on your machine and wait for it to upload. Repeat until all files are listed on the form.
4. Add the Contact Info, Biographical Statement and Preferred Residency Dates. On the same screen, there will be a large text field labeled Biographical Statement. Enter your prepared contact info as requested plus the 2 paragraph biographical statement and your preferred residency dates into this field.
5. Click the Submit to Millay button. It is important that you do not click the “Submit To Millay Colony” button until all of the required documents are uploaded to the form. You will not be able to edit your application once it has been submitted.
Tech Questions/Problems? Email Submishmash at support@submishmash.com
Application Submission Questions? Email Millay Colony at apply@millaycolony.org
PLAYWRIGHTS- Residency - $35.00
Applying to a Playwriting Millay Colony Residency
You can download or print these instructions here:
http://www.submishmash.com/PDFs/PlaywritingorScreenwritingMillayColonyApplication.pdf
Each year, Millay Colony for the Arts invites up to 55 individuals for month-long residencies through the colony's application process. The application deadline each year is October 1st; submissions are considered for the next calendar year. Residency sessions are held each month from April through November.
In each discipline, decisions are made by juries of artists, critics and academics. Your work is presented anonymously to the jury and is considered solely on the merit of your artist statement and work sample. Please keep these factors in mind as you prepare your application. It is very important that you do NOT include your name anywhere on your artist statement or work samples as you may be disqualified if they are within the body of work shown to the jurors.
What you will need to prepare before beginning the application process:
Artist Statement: In a one page Word document, write about your work, yourself and your current thinking about what you’d like to accomplish at Millay Colony as clearly and concisely as possible. The jurors want to get a sense of you as an artist and your creative process, of how you plan to move forward creatively and the context for your work. This will help them make their final decisions. For the artist statement, you do not include information about awards, galleries, publishing, etc.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Artist Statement.
Work Sample: Create a Work Sample of up to 30 pages in the standard industry form. Work samples can be a work-in-progress or already published work; whatever you feel will make for the strongest application. Manuscripts must be double spaced, using an 11 or 12 pt. Font.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Work Sample.
Combine your Artist Statement and Work Sample into a single document. Make sure the Artist Statement is on page 1 and the Work Sample starts on Page 2. Save the document as a PDF, making sure your name is not anywhere within the body of your work, including the subject box when saving the document.
Biographical Statement & Preferred Residency Dates: Write your name, contact info including address and email, gender and date of birth. Underneath write no more than 2 paragraphs listing any relevant professional accomplishments such as awards, exhibitions, published works, etc. Also, tell us how you heard of the Millay Colony. This is for the administrative file and will not be seen by the jury members.
Residencies are available from April through November, and last for approximately three and a half weeks, along with 2-week residencies available in September. After your biographical statement, denote (in order of preference) the three months which you would be available to come to the Colony. Include any comments regarding availability. Please note that we cannot guarantee months.
When you have all of the materials prepared and you are ready to apply:
1. Go to the Playwriting application form located here:
http://millaycolony.submishmash.com/submit/4659
2. Register (or sign-in if you already have a Submishmash account) & pay the application fee.
3. Upload the Artist Statement & Work Sample files. After you're payment is processed you will be sent to a form where you can upload your prepared documents. Click the Select Files button, browse to the file on your machine and wait for it to upload. Repeat until all files are listed on the form.
4. Add the Contact Info, Biographical Statement and Preferred Residency Dates. On the same screen, there will be a large text field labeled Biographical Statement. Enter your prepared contact info as instructed plus the 2 paragraph biographical statement and your preferred residency dates into this field.
5. Click the Submit to Millay button. It is important that you do not click the “Submit To Millay Colony” button until all of the required documents are uploaded to the form. You will not be able to edit your application once it has been submitted.
Tech Questions/Problems? Email Submishmash at support@submishmash.com
Application Submission Questions? Email Millay Colony at apply@millaycolony.org
SCREENWRITERS-Residency - $35.00
Applying to a Screenwriting Millay Colony Residency
You can download or print these instructions here:
http://www.submishmash.com/PDFs/PlaywritingorScreenwritingMillayColonyApplication.pdf
Each year Millay Colony for the Arts invites up to 55 individuals for month long residencies through the colony's application process. The application deadline each year is October 1st; submissions are considered for the next calendar year. Residency sessions are held each month from April through November.
In each discipline, decisions are made by juries of artists, critics and academics. Your work is presented anonymously to the jury and is considered solely on the merit of your artist statement and work sample. Please keep these factors in mind as you prepare your application. It is very important that you do NOT include your name anywhere on your artist statement or work samples as you may be disqualified if they are within the body of work shown to the jurors.
What you will need to prepare before beginning the application process:
Artist Statement: In a one page Word document, write about your work, yourself and your current thinking about what you’d like to accomplish at Millay Colony as clearly and concisely as possible. The jurors want to get a sense of you as an artist and your creative process, of how you plan to move forward creatively and the context for your work. This will help them make their final decisions. For the artist statement you do not include information about awards, galleries, publishing, etc.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Artist Statement.
Work Sample: Create a Work Sample of up to 30 pages in the standard industry form. Work samples can be a work-in-progress or already published work; whatever you feel will make for the strongest application. Manuscripts must be double spaced, using an 11 or 12 pt. Font.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Work Sample. Make sure your name is not on any of the work sample pages.
Combine your Artist Statement and Work Sample into a single document. Make sure the Artist Statement is on page 1 and the Work Sample starts on Page 2. Save the document as a PDF, making sure your name is not on any of the work sample pages or in the subject box when saving the document.
Biographical Statement & Preferred Residency Dates: Write your name, contact info, including address and email, gender and date of birth. Underneath, write no more than 2 paragraphs listing any relevant professional accomplishments such as awards, exhibitions, published works, etc. Also, tell us how you heard of the Millay Colony. This is for the administrative file and will not be seen by the jury members.
Residencies are available from April through November, and last for approximately three and a half weeks, along with 2-week residencies available in September. After your biographical statement, denote (in order of preference) the three months which you would be available to come to the Colony. Include any comments regarding availability. Please note that we cannot guarantee months.
When you have all of the materials prepared and you are ready to apply:
1. Go to the Screenwriting application form located here:
http://millaycolony.submishmash.com/submit/4661
2. Register (or sign-in if you already have a Submishmash account) & pay the application fee.
3. Upload the Artist Statement & Work Sample files. After you're payment is processed you will be sent to a form where you can upload your prepared documents. Click the Select Files button, browse to the file on your machine and wait for it to upload. Repeat until all files are listed on the form.
4. Add the Contact Info, Biographical Statement and Preferred Residency Dates. On the same screen, there will be a large text field labeled Biographical Statement. Enter your prepared contact info as instructed plus the 2 paragraph biographical statement and your preferred residency dates into this field.
5. Click the Submit to Millay button. It is important that you do not click the “Submit To Millay Colony” button until all of the required documents are uploaded to the form. You will not be able to edit your application once it has been submitted.
Tech Questions/Problems? Email Submishmash at support@submishmash.com
Application Submission Questions? Email Millay Colony at apply@millaycolony.org
COMPOSERS-Residency - $35.00
Applying to a Composer Millay Colony Residency
You can download or print these instructions here:
http://www.submishmash.com/PDFs/ComposerMillayColonyApplication.pdf
Each year Millay Colony for the Arts invites up to 55 individuals for month long residencies through the colony's application process. The application deadline each year is October 1st; submissions are considered for the next calendar year. Residency sessions are held each month from April through November.
In each discipline, decisions are made by juries of artists, critics and academics. Your work is presented anonymously to the jury and is considered solely on the merit of your artist statement and work sample. Please keep these factors in mind as you prepare your application. It is very important that you do NOT include your name anywhere on your artist statement or work samples as you may be disqualified if they are within the body of work shown to the jurors.
What you will need to prepare before beginning the application process:
Artist Statement: In a one page Word document, write about your work, yourself and your current thinking about what you’d like to accomplish at Millay Colony as clearly and concisely as possible. The jurors want to get a sense of you as an artist and your creative process, of how you plan to move forward creatively and the context for your work. This will help them make their final decisions. For the artist statement, you do not include information about awards, galleries, publishing, etc.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Artist Statement.
Work Sample: Create an MP3, MP4 or Wav file representing your work. Create a musical score in a PDF format. Your name should not appear anywhere on these files, including the subject box of your audio files or pdf documents for the jurors to see. This file cannot be larger than 100MB.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Work Sample.
Biographical Statement & Preferred Residency Dates: Write your name, contact info, including address and email, gender and date of birth. Underneath, write no more than 2 paragraphs listing any relevant professional accomplishments such as awards, exhibitions, published works, etc. Also, tell us how you heard of the Millay Colony. This is for the administrative file and will not be seen by the jury members.
Residencies are available from April through November, and last for approximately three and a half weeks, along with 2-week residencies available in September. After your biographical statement, denote (in order of preference) three months for which you would be available to come to the Colony. Include any comments regarding availability. Please note that we cannot guarantee months.
When you have all of the materials prepared and you are ready to apply:
1. Go to the Composer application form located here:
http://millaycolony.submishmash.com/submit/4660
2. Register (or sign-in if you already have a Submishmash account) & pay the application fee.
3. Upload the Artist Statement & Work Sample files. After you're payment is processed you will be sent to a form where you can upload your prepared documents. Click the Select Files button, browse to the file on your machine and wait for it to upload. Repeat until all files are listed on the form.
4. Add the Contact Info, Biographical Statement and Preferred Residency Dates. On the same screen, there will be a large text field labeled Biographical Statement. Enter your prepared contact info as requested, plus the 2 paragraph biographical statement and your preferred residency dates into this field.
5. Click the Submit to Millay button. It is important that you do not click the “Submit To Millay Colony” button until all of the required documents are uploaded to the form. You will not be able to edit your application once it has been submitted.
Tech Questions/Problems? Email Submishmash at support@submishmash.com
Application Submission Questions? Email Millay Colony at apply@millaycolony.org
VISUAL ARTIST--Residency - $35.00
Applying to a Visual Arts Millay Colony Residency
You can download or print these instructions here:
http://www.submishmash.com/PDFs/VisualArtsMillayColonyApplication.pdf
Each year Millay Colony for the Arts invites up to 55 individuals for month long residencies through the colony's application process. The application deadline each year is October 1st; submissions are considered for the next calendar year. Residency sessions are held each month from April through November.
In each discipline, decisions are made by juries of artists, critics and academics. Your work is presented anonymously to the jury and is considered solely on the merit of your artist statement and work sample. Please keep these factors in mind as you prepare your application. It is very important that you do NOT include your name anywhere on your artist statement or work samples as you may be disqualified if they are within the body of work shown to the jurors.
What you will need to prepare before beginning the application process:
Artist Statement: In a one page Word document, write about your work, yourself and your current thinking about what you’d like to accomplish at Millay Colony as clearly and concisely as possible. The jurors want to get a sense of you as an artist and your creative process, of how you plan to move forward creatively and the context for your work. This will help them make their final decisions. For the artist statement, you do not include information about awards, galleries, publishing, etc.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Artist Statement.
Work Sample: Create up to ten work samples in JPG/TIFF/GIFF/PNG. Create a corresponding image list (in a Word Doc or PDF file) that cites titles, sizes, dates and medium. Make sure your name is not listed within any JPG images or in the subject box when saving the files for downloading. For Installation pieces/Video: You are allowed to submit up to, but no more than two minutes duration as part of your work sample.
Do not include and biographical or identifying information in your Work Sample.
Biographical Statement & Preferred Residency Dates: Write your name, contact info, including address and email, gender and date of birth. Underneath, write no more than 2 paragraphs listing any relevant professional accomplishments such as awards, exhibitions, published works, etc. Also, tell us how you heard of the Millay Colony. This is for the administrative file and will not be seen by the jury members.
Residencies are available from April through November, and last for approximately three and a half weeks, along with 2-week residencies during September. After your biographical statement, denote (in order of preference) three months for which you would be available to come to the Colony. Include any comments regarding availability. Please note that we cannot guarantee months.
When you have all of the materials prepared and you are ready to apply:
1. Go to the Visual Artist application form located here:
http://millaycolony.submishmash.com/submit/4662
2. Register (or sign-in if you already have a Submishmash account) & pay the application fee.
3. Upload the Artist Statement, Image List & all of the images in your Work Sample. After you're payment is processed you will be sent to a form where you can upload your prepared documents. Click the Select Files button, browse to the file on your machine and wait for it to upload. Repeat until all files are listed on the form.
4. Add the Contact Info, Biographical Statement and Preferred Residency Dates. On the same screen, there will be a large text field labeled Biographical Statement. Enter your prepared contact info as requested plus the 2 paragraph biographical statement and your preferred residency dates into this field.
5. Click the Submit to Millay button. It is important that you do not click the “Submit To Millay Colony” button until all of the required documents are uploaded to the form. You will not be able to edit your application once it has been submitted.
Tech Questions/Problems? Email Submishmash at support@submishmash.com
Application Submission Questions? Email Millay Colony at apply@millaycolony.org
Group Residency - $35.00
Millay Colony awards one five-day Group Residency each year to a group of between three-seven collaborating artists. The residency is awarded through an application process and includes private bedrooms/studios, public meeting places and all meals.The residency is available to any artists' groups, including musicians and bands, publishing collectives, theater and dance troupes, galleries, etc, or simply individuals collaborating on a project.
The group awarded the residency will be able to stay for 4-5 days at the end of one of the regular residency months, and will include private bedrooms, studios and all meals. Travel to & from the colony will be the responsibility of the group members.
TO APPLY:
1) Include a description detailing the history of the collaboration or organization, including any available individual bios;
2) a one-page project description of proposed activities for the residency;
3) any available work samples from either the group or individuals within the collaborating group. This can include writing samples up to 30 pages, up to 10 art images, or up to a 2 minute video.
4)Indicate the top two months your group could stay at the colony. (The residency will last 4-5 days and held toward the end of the normal residency months from April-November).