Artist-in-Residence Programs
Forecasted
Artist-in-Residence Programs supports residency organizers in recruiting artists to use scientific data, cultural trends, or historical facts to interpret the Lake Champlain Basin’s natural resources.
This grant was recently updated
Artist-in-Residence Programs is now closed to applications; the funder replaced the September 29, 2026 deadline with “CLOSED.”
Funder: Lake Champlain Basin Program
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Award amounts are not listed.
Summary: Supports sustainable artist-in-residence programs that use scientific data, cultural trends, or historical facts to interpret the Lake Champlain Basin’s natural resources.
Key Information: The focus is developing residency programs that recruit artists, rather than supporting art separately from scientific, cultural, or historical information.
Description
The Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP) offers this opportunity to support the development of sustainable artist-in-residence programs. Supported programs recruit artists to obtain and use scientific data, cultural trends, or historical facts as the basis for interpreting natural resources within the Lake Champlain Basin.
The central goal is increased interpretation of the basin’s natural resources through artistic engagement grounded in these sources of knowledge. The opportunity connects artist recruitment, information gathering, and creative work, with an emphasis on developing sustainable residency programs. It is listed among LCBP’s recurring and annual grants.
