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Residencies  /  Verified 10 September 2026

ATW's 2027 Artist in Residence Program.

Australia · ATW (Artist in Residency)
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ATW's 2027 Artist in Residence Program offers five free residency positions in Australia across four streams: Hancock Fellowship (international artists), First People's Residency, Regional Residency, and Open Call. Mid-career artists work in ATW's studio with tapestry weavers and dye technicians. Deadline: October 12, 2026.

32
Days left
Free
To apply
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What the organizer actually says

Deadline. October 12, 2026

“Monday 12 October 2026, 5pm AEST”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site

Cost to apply. Free to apply

“Free”On file — not confirmed on a public page

What you get. Artist-in-residence position

“Dedicated studio space, specialist support, access to equipment and resources, opportunities to exhibit work”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site

How long. Not stated

Who can apply. Mid-career artists. Specific eligibility varies by stream: Hancock Fellowship (international artists), First People's Residency, Regional Residency, and Open Call Residencies.

How they choose.

“Not stated”✓ Checked on the organizer’s site

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