Christopher Blay, Christina Rees, and special guests Heyd Fontenot and Dean Daderko discuss the ins and outs of a successful artist residency.
“I want a residency to change my perspective — you want to make something new and to be affected by the space, the place, and the people.”
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I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. Great to hear of everyone’s experiences. I also recommend going the DIY residency route if can’t get an organized one when you need it. I did this a couple of years ago and it gave me some great uninterrupted working and quiet thinking time.