Das „Artist in Residence“-Programm des Amerind-Museums

The Amerind Museum in Dragoon, Arizona, is offering a one‑month Artist in Residence program for emerging Native American artists. Applicants must be enrolled members of a state or federally recognized Native American tribe and provide proof of enrollment. The residency includes free housing and a dedicated workspace, along with a $3,000 per month stipend. Residents are expected to give a public talk about their work and may hold open studio hours; depending on the nature of the work, the museum may also consider an exhibition or similar event. Applicants must have reliable transportation to the museum, which is located about an hour east of Tucson. Applications are submitted via email to [email protected], and the selection committee of senior Indigenous artists will review submissions on a rolling basis. The program offers a unique opportunity to engage with the local community, showcase work, and receive financial support during the residency.

Housing, workspace, $3,000/month stipend, public talk, open studio hours, potential exhibition

Emerging Native American artists who are enrolled members of a state or federally recognized Native American Tribe, proof of enrollment, reliable transportation