Sue-Je Lee Gage Sunlit Residency for Social Justice and Human Rights

What it is

Short-term residencies year-round and a fully subsidized competitive summer residency program at Dr. Sue-Je Lee Gage's home in Ithaca, NY, honoring the legacy of anthropologist and social justice advocate Dr. Sue-Je Lee Gage. Residents focus on projects related to social justice, human rights, and the arts in a supportive environment with access to studio and communal spaces.

Who it is for

Scholars, artists, writers, and activists pursuing projects related to social justice, human rights, and the arts.

Open to artists anywhere.

The call says: “Source page: open to applicants from any country”

Where

New York, United States

When

Rolling, applications read as they arrive

Programme dates not listed

What you get

Private bedroom, fully equipped kitchen, communal and studio space, library privileges at Ithaca College, and access to Cornell University libraries for a small fee. Rolling or short-term residencies available year-round from 2 days to 4 weeks; weekly residencies cost $400/week, monthly residencies cost $1,000/month, and mini-residencies up to 3 days cost $100/night. Some meals provided and grocer

What you need to apply

• Brief articulation of your project
• Explanation of why you would benefit from time at Sunlit Residency
• Samples of your work

How long it takes

About 5 hours

Medium application. Estimated from the 3 items this application asks for, not from the organisation.

Cost to apply

Free

Apply

https://www.sunlitresidency.com/residencies