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Residencies  /  Verified 2 September 2026

Artist in Residence Program at The Factory on Willow.

Manchester, New Hampshire · The Factory on Willow
Open nowUp to 3 months (12 weeks)

The Factory on Willow offers a 12-week residency in Manchester, New Hampshire with studio space for emerging and mid-career artists worldwide. The $50 entry fee covers access to dedicated studio and creative environment during the program. No specific eligibility restrictions apply based on location or nationality.

$50
To apply
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What the organizer actually says

Cost to apply. $50 to apply

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What you get. 12-week residency with studio and creative environment

“Studio apartment with utilities (heat, hot water, electricity, internet), $350 travel stipend, $1,600 stipend for food and art supplies, access to shared studios and nearby maker space/printmaking workshop, concludes with solo or duo exhibition.”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site

How long. Up to 3 months (12 weeks)

Who can apply. Emerging and mid-career artists; open to artists based anywhere in the world; no specific nationality or residency restrictions stated.

“open to artists based anywhere in the world”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site

How they choose.

“6 artists accepted in most recent year; selection criteria not specified in the text.”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site

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