Residencies / Verified 2 September 2026
100 West Corsicana offers a two-month, fully-funded residency in a converted 1890s lodge with private studio and lodging included. Residents receive professional documentation of work, wood shop and intaglio press access, and DFW cultural visits. Entry fee is $30; deadline September 1, 2027.
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Deadline. September 1, 2027
“September 1 deadline. Notification of acceptance, waitlist, or decline by October 1, 2026. Accepted applicants confirm residency dates first week of October.”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site
Cost to apply. $30 to apply
“$30 entry”On file — not confirmed on a public page
What you get. 2-month residency in 1890s Odd Fellows lodge: fully funded private 2,400 sq ft studio with lodging, professional photo/video/text documentation of work, DFW cultural-network visits, airport transfers, wood shop + intaglio press; optional $500 Dallas MFA-visit honorarium
“Fully-funded private furnished studios with lodging, professional documentation, studio visits by regional professionals, equipment access (digital projectors, intaglio press, wood shop, construction tools), transportation to/from Dallas-Fort Worth airports, bicycles, staff support, engagement with ”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site
How long. Two months. Terms: Winter (Jan 4–Feb 23), Spring (Mar 1–Apr 27), Fall (Oct 11–Dec 7).
Who can apply. International, United States, and Texas-based artists and writers. One person per studio.
“International, United States, and Texas-based artists and writers”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site
How they choose.
“6 artists and 3 writers accepted annually. Two references required (no recommendation letters). Selection process not specified beyond acceptance/waitlist/decline notification.”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site
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