Accepting applications through August 31, 2011
press inquiries: press@thecreativesproject.org
TCP is now accepting applications for the first of its four CCHP Artist-In-Residencies scheduled to roll out through 2013.
The Creative Community Housing Project (CCHP) is the Artist-In-Residency program of The Creatives Project (TCP). We are dedicated to supporting the day-to-day lives of creative individuals, offering various levels of financial and promotional support while nurturing the arts eco-system through arts education service. Residencies range from studio space to exhibition space and housing. In exchange, each CCHP program participant gives back to their local community through arts-based outreach completed in conjunction with our Community Arts Program (CAP). With CAP, The Creatives Project provides students, teachers, and communities direct hands-on arts experiences through personal interaction with artists. TCP encourages each artist to explore his/her discipline with students, teachers, and community members through a variety of components that may include workshops, classes, lectures and discussions, rehearsals, performances, community events, and mentorship. Currently, service hours are to be completed in collaboration with our nonprofit affiliates: One Love Generation (OLG) and Jacob’s Ladder.
The CCHP “Artist-in-Studio” Residency
The CCHP “Artist-in-Studio” Residency will provide six Atlanta artists with free long-term studio spaces and exhibition opportunities for a minimum of one year. In exchange, each of the selected artists will complete mentorship with a youth artist of OLG for three hours one night per week. The studios and exhibition spaces are located at The Goat Farm Arts Center in Atlanta, Georgia; where the mentorship will also take place.
INFO: www.thecreativesproject.org/programs
APPLY: www.thecreativesproject.org/submit-my-application
DOWNLOAD PDF KIT: www.thecreativesproject.org/press/cchp-info/
CONTACT: artists@thecreativesproject.org
Deadline for 2011 submission is Wednesday August 31, 2011.
Mentorship Programs begin the week of September 25, 2011.
CCHP PROGRAMS ROLLING OUT THROUGH 2013:
• The CCHP “Exhibiting Artist” is provided with a three month exhibition (spring ’12).
• The CCHP “Artist-in-Residency” provides artists with long term subsidized housing (winter’12).
• The CCHP “Visiting Artist” is provided with a short term residency, studio, & exhibition (spring ’13).
The Creatives Project (TCP)’s mission is to enrich and strengthen the local community through quality arts-based education and outreach, while celebrating and elevating the city’s visual and performing artists.