Résidence COLLAB – Conseil des arts de Loudoun

The Loudoun Arts Council, in partnership with the Loudoun County Public Library, offers a collaborative three‑month residency for artists of any discipline – visual artists, performers, writers, musicians and makers. Residents receive free access to library makerspaces, worktables, storage, display space and technical equipment, and are expected to contribute 10‑12 on‑site hours per week. During the residency the artist will develop and deliver three paid public workshops, and the library will promote the resident’s work through its website and social media. Up to three or four residencies are offered each year across the Brambleton, Rust, Gum Spring and Sterling library locations. Applications are submitted online via a Google Form.

Free studio/makerspace access, tools and equipment, 10‑12 on‑site hours/week, three paid public workshops, promotion on library channels.

Open to visual artists, performers, writers, musicians and makers; no specific age or residency restrictions.