
Roundhouse Foundation, Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture / Deadline: 07/06/26
Artists, ecological scientists, and scholars wanting to explore connections to nature, land conservation, historic preservation, agriculture and community building projects are invited to apply for a residency at Pine Meadow Ranch Center for Arts & Agriculture (PMRCAA) in Sisters, Oregon.
Process and Material, invites artists and scientists to investigate the fundamentals of their practice on a working Ranch in Central Oregon. Whether working with substances drawn from the earth or found objects, all materials hold memory and meaning as the methods of the practitioner work to unfold their potential. In 2027, we encourage artists, conservationists, and scholars to think deeply about their own processes and materials, how they inform the works they create, and to explore new and imaginative opportunities.
Sisters Oregon
Residencies are awarded competitively, at no cost, to those who have submitted the proposal that best meets the evaluation criteria by the application deadline. Evaluation criteria include (in no particular order): quality of work, community engagement, connection to the ranch setting and relevance to the theme. Applications are evaluated by panels of external reviewers, who are established and working in fields or practices associated with PMRCAA's mission.
$200 Weekly Stipend, Travel Reimbursement if applicable
Moriah Arnold
68467 Three Creek Road
Sisters,
P: 5419040700
W: https://roundhousefoundation.org/pine-meadow-ranch/residencies/
E: moriah@roundhousefoundation.org
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