Residency FEES

Your Residency Fees Cover: All your meals, access to camping grounds, water, solar-shower, composting outhouses, various indoor and outdoor work spaces, electricity in the Barn, use of basic shop tools and supplies, special presentations and discussions, local transportation, field trips to swim, hike, and visit areas of cultural interest, and participation in a one-day art exhibition and public clay workshop. See Accommodations for more details.

Local Clay Workshop Resident: $950 Includes instruction, demos, and 1-on-1 project guidance for harvesting and creating with the local clay, workspace in the Studio Barn, use of basic tools, a variety of glazes, local clay and clay body additives, and firings in electric, gas, and wood barrel kilns. See Clay Workshop Details Here

Woodcraft Sampler Workshop Resident:  $900 Includes a variety of opportunities to work with and learn from local folk artists, craftspeople, and builders. Mill your own rough-cut lumber on a Mac truck sawmill, and learn the basics of traditional timber-framing from lifetime logger and master builder builder Mel Seeger. Learn the basics of wood turning on a lathe with craftsman Dick Graham, or take a chair-making or spoon carving workshop with woodworker Slim Greene. See Wood Workshop Details Here

Independent Project Resident: $800 Includes shared work space and use of basic tools in the Studio Barn, miles of hiking trails through the forest, access to a variety of spaces for installation art and land art, and quiet writing, reading, drawing, and meditation spaces in our treehouse in the woods, the Porcupine Palace. See Independent Project Details Here