1) Tokyo Wonder Site Aoyama Creator-in-Residence: http://en.air-j.info/result/center_13113_02
Pretty open to almost anyone for any type of work, takes about 100 artists per year
2) Tenement Museum (NYC) Digital Artists in Residence Program: http://www.tenement.org/darp.html
I'm not sure if this is a real residence or just one in name, but they sponsor interactive websites that deal with the immigrant experience which is pretty cool. There's not much information on there.
3) Harvestworks Residency (NYC): http://www.harvestworks.org/new-works-residency/
"The Harvestworks New Works is a national program that offers American artists (US-residents) commissions of up to $5000 to make a new work in our Technology, Engineering, Art and Music (TEAM) lab. Each artist receives up to a $2000 artist fee with the balance of the award used for the TEAM lab activities. The artist works with a team comprised of Harvestworks’ Project Manager and consultants, technicians or instructors."
4) Eyebeam Residencies/Fellowships (NYC): http://eyebeam.org/creative-residencies-faq
Residencies: $5000 in three installments, project-based
Fellowship: $30,000 over 11 months, supports overall practice
"The 5 month residency is a period of concentration and immersion in artistic investigation, daring research or production of visionary, experimental applications and projects."
5) Djerassi Resident Artsits Program (Santa Barbara CA): http://www.artistcommunities.org/residencies/djerassi-resident-artists-program
Supports people who do visual arts and media arts (and a bunch of other types).
1 month long, gives you a place to live. Seems really open
I'm not sure if all of these are open to students though. I chose them because they didn't say "Students not eligible" but I think they might have that stipulation there by default and just not stated it.
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