Andrew Glasgow Residency
The Andrew Glasgow Residency supports writers and researchers to create new narratives about craft during a two-week immersive experience at Penland School of Craft.
Funder: Penland School of Craft
Due Dates: Fall 2026 (by invitation; typically scheduled for October–November)
Funding Amounts: Two-week residency includes room, board, private workspace, travel reimbursement, and stipend for one resident annually.
Summary: Supports emerging and established writers, scholars, curators, and storytellers to create new narratives and research about craft in an immersive artist community.
Key Information: By invitation only; not open to direct applications.
Description
The Andrew Glasgow Residency is a prestigious, invitation-only program hosted by the Penland School of Craft. It is designed for writers, scholars, curators, and storytellers—working in any medium—who are interested in advancing the field of craft through narrative, research, and creative storytelling. The residency provides a unique opportunity to spend two weeks immersed in Penland’s vibrant community of studio artists during a workshop session or scheduled program. Residents are encouraged to engage with artists, share their work, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue about craft. The residency aims to foster new writing, connect writers with makers, and enrich craft culture with new perspectives and language.
