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• This residency is focused to support weaving and textile artists but artists working in other mediums are also welcome. 
  
• Residents may propose a length of residency that best supports them (anywhere from 1 week to 1 year). 
• You’ll be responsible for your own food and your own supplies (yarn, etc). 
• Overlapping residencies are welcomed and two-person proposals can apply with the understanding that you’ll be sharing a living space. 
• Each resident will be offered a stipend of $200/week during their stay. 
• Residents for terms longer than 3 weeks must be eligible to receive income in the US. 
• The residency is self guided, so weaving residents should  be able to set up their loom on their own.  
• If you would like to do a winter residency (NOV-FEB) please know that the studio is not heated so your proposal would need to be self-contained enough to be completed within the apartment space or done in collaboration with other local facilities. 
• Residents are highly encouraged to host a public facing component to their residency (a talk, workshop, class, open studio, game night, presentation, etc). 

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Our studio is attached to the resident living space and includes access to two AVLS, a Macomber, a wolf, a baby wolf, a four shaft portable loom, a spinning wheel, and a dark room for photo development in the basement. More specific equipment information can be provided upon requests.

• 72 inch AVL loom
• 71 inch Schacht Baby Wolf  
• 48 inch Macomber Add-a-Harness Loom (8 Harnesses)
• 70 inch AVL Dobby Loom
• 60 inch Macomber Add-a-Harness Loom (Jack Loom with 16 Harnesses)
• 24 inch Table Loom
• 38 inch Swift 
• A Spinning Wheel
• Sears Sewing Machine
• Pfaff Verimatic 6085 Sewing Machine
• Brother LS-2125 Sewing Machine
• Netting Machine

Note about looms - Macombers are great for newer weavers, AVLs can be challenging for newer weavers - must be willing to also be a mechanic.