artist in residence
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The artist in residency programme gives artists and makers the opportunity to use our studios and equipment to carry out their own practice for a minimum period of 2 weeks. In return, we ask for artists to deliver a workshop and a talk to our full time students.
Our impressive art and design studios and facilities are unrivaled in the local area. Our studios include a state-of-the-art 3D printer, laser cutter, metal workshop, glass kilns, enameling ovens, plaster room, casting workshop, vacuum formers, pottery wheels and kilns, as well as general studio space. We also have a life drawing studio, a photography studio and dark room. The dedicated fashion and textiles area has knitting machines, looms, pattern-cutting tables and sewing machines, and the print room houses heat presses, silk screen printing and dyeing facilities alongside chemical etching, collagraphy and other fine art printing opportunities. |
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ArtStudiosBCoT offers facilities and equipment to support the following disciplines for our Artist-in-Residence programme:
ArtStudiosBCoT provide artists in residence with:
If you think the opportunity to become an artist in residence would be of interest to you, feel free to contact us via the Get in Touch tab for more information about the programme and to request an application form.
- Painting & Drawing
- Sculpture (wood, metal)
- Product & Furniture Design
- Jewellery Design & Silversmithing
- Ceramics
- Printmaking
- Photography (film and digital)
- Graphic Design
- Fashion Design
- Textile Design (print/knit/weave)
- Casting & mould making (plaster, resin, etc)
- Glass fusing
ArtStudiosBCoT provide artists in residence with:
- Set periods of free studio time in the specialised studio(s) of choice with access to specialist technicians and tutors for technical guidance.
- Inductions by qualified staff on specialist equipment.
- PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) when working with hazardous substances in the studios.
- Assistance preparing COSHH and risk assessments for all substances used and techniques carried out during the residency.
- Basic general studio supplies.
- Opportunity to purchase additional supplies.
- Wireless internet access at BCoT.
- Access to computers with full Adobe Suite, scanners, A4 & A3 colour photocopier with print credits, and digital embroidery machines. For a fee, our large format A1 digital inkjet printer, laser cutter and 3-D printer can also be used.
- Digital cameras and fully-equipped photography studio which can be used for photographing work and documenting progress.
- Access to college library with extensive collection of art & design books.
- Opportunity to participate in group exhibitions at different parts in the academic year. Potentially, receptions and exhibitions could be organised in conjunction with local galleries, including Proteus Creation Space, Willis Museum & Sainsbury Gallery, and the Basingstoke Discovery Centre, as well as Hampshire Open Studios (August) and West Berkshire/North Hampshire Open Studios (May).
- Opportunity to teach evening courses and day workshops.
If you think the opportunity to become an artist in residence would be of interest to you, feel free to contact us via the Get in Touch tab for more information about the programme and to request an application form.
