Guidelines

This webpage (and those linked therein) are the full guidelines for the STA Artist in Residence program. Further information can be gained by contacting STA.  

• Each AiR is self directed and may include optional public programs as proposed by the Artist.
• Artists are asked to consider the unique qualities of each of the STA AiR partner venues venues and nominate the location that best supports their practice and/or protect
• Artists are responsible for securing their own local accommodation to conduct their residency at three of the five venues. Please read further details about accommodation in each of the venue pages. In this case accommodation costs are reimbursed up to an agreed value.
• Artists will be responsible for their own travel to, during and from the residency, travel costs are reimbursed up to an agreed amount. 
• Each residency location is in regional NSW and public transport options are limited. Transport and transfers are the responsibility of artists and as such STA recommend a private or hire vehicle is an important consideration.
• All venues will provide a studio/workspace and access to a kitchen and amenities while on site.
• Each venue will vary in terms of facilities and access to staff.
• The Southern Highlands and Tableland regions of regional NSW experience low temperatures in winter. AiR studio spaces vary and Artists are asked to be prepared for cold weather.

Key Dates

• STA AiR program for 2022 is closed. 2023 Program dates TBC

Who can Apply

The STA AiR program is open to professional artists from all disciplines, individually or in groups. The program supports new work, research and collaborations inspired by the host venue and location. The program is open to artists living within Australia, those living within the STA regional area are particularly encouraged to apply.