These applications are for our 2026 season.
APPLICATIONS OPEN MAY 15TH AND THE DEADLINE TO APPLY IS 11:59 PM ON JULY 15TH 2025 EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
ARTISTS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY EMAIL ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER 1st 2025
SCROLL DOWN TO CHOOSE ONE OF THE APPLICATIONS BELOW
Marble House Project is a multidisciplinary artist residency program that fosters collaboration and the exchange of ideas, by providing an environment for artists across disciplines to live and work together. The residency is dedicated to ecological principles and integrates sustainable practices, including small-scale organic food production and waste conservation. Residents sustain their growth by engaging with the grounds while working on their artistic practice. Marble House Project is founded on the belief that the act of creating, whether in the studio or in nature, is how human potential expands and community thrives.
Marble House Project accepts approximately 60 residents and is open to artists living in the United States and abroad. You must be at least 21 years old. Each session accommodates eight artists and is specifically curated to bring together a diverse group of creative workers, to maximize potential for collaboration and dialogue while in residence and beyond.
RESIDENCY DATES FOR 2025
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14 (ecology residency)
September 29 - October 20
ABOUT
All residents live together in the historic, eight-bedroom Manley-Lefevre house, a communal space organized around responsibilities-sharing systems which highlight sustainability and community. The residency is an opportunity to develop and carry out practices of mutual support, group conversation, and to cultivate adaptive relationships with the environment. This can take the form of discussions with guest multidisciplinary artists, thinkers, and activists and other individual and group activities that benefit our community of residents.
Residents will be paired and asked to cook for shared dinners at least three times over the course of their residency, Monday-Friday. . Each session culminates with a short video interview and artists are invited to publicly share their work with our community and each other. Marble House Project provides private bedrooms, food, private studio space, and artist support. We are not able to cover costs related to travel or materials. There is no fee to attend the residency.
Applications are accepted in all creative fields including but not limited to writing, dance and choreography, performance, music composition and sound, film and video, visual arts, and culinary arts. Applications are reviewed by a jury of alumni and staff. Artists are selected based on quality of work, commitment to practice, and project description. Please choose the application that best describes your work. Two artists may apply together as a collaborative, and should complete one application. Within each application you will be asked to select the session dates best for you.
If you are applying to the ecology residency you must have a project that aligns with this theme. You may also apply to the other residency sessions as well.
Marble House Project does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. For exact dates, more information or questions about the residency, visit our FAQ page. If you still have questions you may contact info@marblehouseproject.org.
Personal information is not shared with our jury and will remain confidential. This includes email, home address, phone number and any information regarding your family, anything else you would need to tell us and how you heard about Marble House Project. Please remove this information from your resume. All of our outreach questions also remain confidential and blind to our jury.
We look forward to viewing your application.
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Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
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Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Selection Process Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After our culinary artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom. Questions?
Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact 1. First Name 2. Last Name 3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury 4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury 5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury 6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words. Tell us about yourself.
7. Describe your culinary experience and work history. Not to exceed 250 words
8. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include educational history, awards, work history, and a list of professional achievements in your field.
Please delete your address and email from this document (name is fine). We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
9. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
10. What excites you about a culinary residency at Marble House Project? Tell us why specifically you're interested in a culinary residency at Marble House Project. 200 word limit.
11. Project Description. (what would you focus on during your residency?) What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. This is mainly a project description of the way you would want to spend time during your residency. 250 word limit.
12.Work Samples. You may upload up to 10 food-related work samples. If you are including audio or video you may not exceed 8 minutes.
Description . Briefly describe the images and your role in creating them.
13. Sample Menus From Your Past Events Please upload three sample menus
Kitchen Requirements Please tell us about any kitchen requirements necessary for your residency.
How did you hear about Marble House? And anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
14. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer
SCROLL DOWN TO THE END OF THE DIRECTIONS TO GET TO THE APPLICATION.
Deadline This application closes on, July 15th, 2025 at 11:59pm, Eastern Standard Time. All artists will be notified on or before October 1st 2025 by email. Use this application only if you do not fit in to any other category at all.
Selection Process
Our jury is composed of Marble House Project alumni and professionals within their field. We do not post the names of our jury and jury members change annually. After artists are chosen, they are specifically curated into residency groups by staff, board and outside consultants.
Collaborators: Two artists maximum. If applying as a collaborative (two artists max), please complete a single application in the discipline most applicable for your shared project. Please include both artists’ resumes in your upload and an artist statement which relates to both collaborators. Work samples should reflect both artists’ work, and/or work from previous collaborations. Collaborators should be willing to share a studio and a bedroom.
Questions? Please contact info@marblehouseproject.org if you have any questions relating to the application or residency or visit our FAQ page.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Applicant Information and Contact
1. First Name
2. Last Name
3. Email address This information will not be shared with our jury
4. Phone Number This information will not be shared with our jury
5. Mailing Address This information will not be shared with our jury
6. Artists Statement Word count should not exceed one page or 250 words.
7. Resume or CV. Please upload a current resume and include education history; awards, grants and fellowships received, artists' residencies attended and a list of professional achievements in your field (exhibitions, publications, performances, recordings). Please delete your address and email from this document. We want to respect the privacy of each applicant.
8. Website If you do not have a website, do not input this information.
9. Statement of intent/project description. What will your focus be or what do you plan to accomplish during your residency at Marble House Project? While we are aware that this may change, it is important in shaping how each residency group is curated. 300 words limit.
10. Work Samples. You may upload up to eight work samples.
11. Studio Needs Please tell us about any special requirements you might have for your studio space. Jurors will not see this information.
12. How did you hear about Marble House and anything else we need to know. This question refers to anything that may be relevant to your application that is not asked in other areas. Please tell us who referred you to our program or how you heard about it. Our jury will not see this information.
13. Residency Dates Each session hosts eight artists and is carefully curated to bring together a group of creative workers across various disciplines, who might collaborate and learn from one another. The more dates you are available, the more flexibility Marble House Project has in curating each group. Please choose carefully because if accepted, you will be placed in a residency session that has been curated with you in mind. and it is often very difficult to move people around.
Residency dates are as follows:
April 21 - May 12
May 19 - June 9
June 30 - July 14. (Ecology Residency). Applicants will be required to submit a description of a specific ecologically themed project they are working on or plan to work on.
September 29 - October 20
15. Outreach and statistical purposes Marble House Project does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The questions are for outreach and statistical purposes, and will remain confidential and not shared with our jury or anyone else. Marble House Project is working hard to reach creative people in many different communities.. Although optional, we encourage you to answer the questions which will help us achieve this goal in the coming years.
Which decade were you born?
- Before 1960
- 1960's
- 1970's
- 1980;s
- 1990's
- After year 2000
Country of birth Education
- no formal education
- High School degree
- Some college
- College degree
- Masters degree
- Doctorate Degree
- Other
Which of the following best describes you.
- Asian or Pacific Islander
- Black or African American
- Hispanic or Latino
- Native American or Alaskan Native
- White or Caucasian
- Multiracial or Biracial
- A race/ethnicity not listed here
How do you self identify
- Woman
- Man
- Transgender Woman
- Transgender Man
- Non-binary
- Not listed
- Prefer not to answer