Seawhite Studio Residencies Sept 2025

Course Dates Sept 13^th - 17^th (Mon - Friday) 2025

These week long residencies are dedicated time and a generous space to commit to making your work. This might be a space where you choose to work large and experimentally. It might be a space to spread out and look at lots of your work together, making helpful connections so that you can develop it further. It will be a space where you are supported and inspired by the company of other artists. Everyone learns from one another. Julian will be working on his own paintings during the week too. Although he is not there to teach, he is there to still support each artist and fascilitate discussions. These residencies are an opportuntity to see how a professional artist goes about their own practise and navigate the highs and lows of the work as it progresses in real time. Each artist will be exploring their own themes and subject. Everyone has a large working space and use of any of the studio equipment and materials that they need. It is a physical and mental space that you can stretch into and perhaps do work that you would not dare to do by yourself, in your own studio.

"The activity in the studio will be our guide and inspiration. We will be able to share, to see each other’s processes, and be motivated by the energy of a busy studio." (Julian Brown)

"We work hard. With the option of getting into the studio at 8am each day it creates a working atmosphere where you turn up, ready to push forward and do serious play! It is inspiring seeing the individuality of each artist in their work and processes. When we talk to each other there are always astute and helpful observations made about the work." (Emily Ball)

Places on the residencies are by application. There are a maxium of 6 artist working alongside a Seawhite tutor. If you are keen to come on one then please specify which Residency you would prefer (the date and resident Seawhite tutor).

Apply for a place on a Residency

To ensure that your time is really well spent during your residency week we would like you to make an application. Preparing well before you come and having an online tutorial will be a huge benefit. Please submit 9 images of your work and two pieces of writing, each no more than 300 words. The first should be about your process and inspiration for your work. The second is about what you would like to get out of the residency and what you think you might need in terms of materials and equipment.

We would like you to submit 12 images of your work and two pieces of writing, each no more than 300 words. The first should be about your process and inspiration for your work. The second is about what you would like to get out of the residency and what you think you might need in terms of materials and equipment.

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