residency opportunity – Yaddo

Yaddo is a nonprofit retreat for artists in Saratoga Springs, New York. Our mission is to nurture the creative process by providing an opportunity for writers and artists to work without interruption in a supportive environment.

We offer residencies to professional creative artists working in the following disciplines: literature, choreography, film, musical composition, painting, performance art, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and video. Artists apply individually. They are selected by panels of professional artists without regard to financial means.

Tertiary to our core mission, we build an engaged audience for the work of Yaddo artists and share arts programming, educational opportunities, and other resources with our local community and beyond. We are committed to a sustainable future for Yaddo.

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interested in the how ceramics are doing in the art market?

Sharif Farrag’s work on view with Jeffrey Deitch at Frieze Los Angeles 2026. Photo by Charles White/JW Pictures. Courtesy of the artist and Jeffrey Deitch, New York and Los Angeles.

“But the question remains as to whether prices remain modest for ceramics despite the lengthy tradition and the current acceptance of the material in high-art venues.”

One of those art world articles for those interested in the prices ceramics are going for these days in the art market.

Read the full article:

Ceramics Are Everywhere, in Museums, Galleries, and Fairs—Has the Market Caught Up?

– By – Brian Boucher for Artnews

Drop your thoughts in the comments.

call for entry: Oak Spring Fellowship for Distinction in Fine Crafts & Design

Announcing the inaugural Oak Spring Fellowship for Distinction in Fine Crafts & Design.

Generously supported by Tiffany & Co., this fellowship supports early-career makers and designers across disciplines such as fiber and textiles, wearable designs, woodworking, ceramics, jewelry, furniture design, and more.

The award includes a $10,000 grant and a 2-5 week residency at Oak Spring Garden Foundation.

🗓️Apply by May 31, 2026 Full details here.

call for artists: Cultivate Art Commons

Cultivate Art Commons welcomes emerging and mid-career artists—local, national, and international—from diverse cultural communities, working across all media, to apply. Selected exhibitions will be presented in 2027 and early 2028.

As a non-profit artist-run centre in Katarokwi/Kingston, we’re dedicated to supporting contemporary artists through equity-rooted, community-engaged practices. We’re looking for proposals that explore a wide range of aesthetic approaches and engage with conceptual, formal, socio-political, and cultural ideas.

We welcome submissions for:
🎨 Solo + group exhibitions
🎭 Performances
🌀 Curatorial projects
🤝 Collaborations

We’re also excited to share an update: as part of our commitment to being member-led, members now have access to a dedicated submission stream—with one exhibition selected per cycle (Fall, Winter, Spring/Summer) from this pool.

Not a member yet? We encourage you to join while applications remain open—though we warmly welcome submissions from non-members as well.

Learn more + apply: www.cultivateartcommons.org

📷 Tear Jerkers, Everything Sounds Like Crying Eventually (2025)

@craftontario is hiring Editor in Chief for Studio Magazine.

Published by Craft Ontario, Studio Magazine: Craft and Design in Canada is looking for its next Editor-in-Chief.

As Canada’s leading publication on craft and design, Studio publishes two print issues annually with an ongoing web presence, and is distributed nationally and internationally. A critical voice in Canadian material culture for decades, Studio is seeking a visionary editor to help shape what comes next.

@studiomagcanada
@craftontario

Deadline to Apply: May 14, 2026

👉 Find the full job details and how to apply on our website (🔗 also linked in @craftontario bio!):
https://craftontario.com/blogs/participate/were-hiring-editor-in-chief-studio-magazine

Artwork in Image: Marissa Y. Alexander, i dreamt i swam with you (detail), 2020. Hand-built white stoneware, various glazes and fired to cone 5, 57 x 46 x 34 cm. COURTESY OF THE ARTIST @marissaya_