WORKS IN PROGRESS RESIDENCY
FOR AWARD WINNERS & HONORARIA
FOR AWARD WINNERS & HONORARIA
Works in Progress residencies at BAC offer Princess Grace Award winners and honoraria the opportunity for creative experimentation without the pressure to produce a final, finished product. Specifically the residency with BAC gives Princess Grace Award winning artists the space and resources for an incubation period to develop a particular project. Artists are given exclusive and full access to the selected studio space during the residency, and the residency enables the artist to explore, experiment and push the boundaries of their work in an environment that focuses on process over product.
This aligns seamlessly with the mission of BAC, which serves as “an international center for artistic experimentation and collaboration, providing unique opportunities for the professional development of emerging and mid-career artists from around the world and across disciplines.”
The artists selected for the Works in Progress residency will be afforded use of a BAC studio or the Jerome Robbins Theater (subject to availability) to develop their proposed projects for a duration of 1-3 consecutive weeks during January – August 2022.
Typically grants have ranged from $15,000-$30,000 depending upon the duration of the residency and the projected budget.
Applications are reviewed by members of the Arts Advisory Board, a multidisciplinary panel and guided by AAB Chair, Melia Bensussen. Samples of previously funded applications are available to review.
Photo: 2017 Princess Grace Special Project recipient Dustin Mills
Photo credit: Joey Moro
Applications are accepted via Submittable.
In the process of completing the application, you will receive emails from Submittable and info@pgfusa.org.
You may need to check your junk/spam folders in your emails for any notifications from Submittable during your application process.
Please also advise your nominators to also check their spam/junk folders in their email during your application process.
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