Program Benefits:
Creative Space: Artists receive access to a dedicated studio space within the town hall, equipped with essential facilities to support their creative process.
Exposure and Engagement: Resident artists have the opportunity to showcase their work in our Upper Gallery, attracting visitors from near and far.
Community Involvement: The program encourages interaction between artists and the local community through workshops, open studios, and collaborative projects, enriching the cultural life of Geeveston.
Support and Resources: Artists benefit from the support of our team and the resources of the visitor centre, including access to local materials and inspiration from the beautiful surroundings.
Artist-In-Residence Program
Our way of fostering community and creativity in Geeveston.
The Artist-in-Residence Program at Geeveston Town Hall Visitor Centre is dedicated to fostering creativity and supporting local artists.
Our program provides artists with a unique space to create, showcase their work, and engage with the vibrant community of Geeveston.
Nestled in the heart of the Huon Valley, our historic town hall offers an inspiring setting for artists to develop their practice and connect with visitors and locals alike.
How to Apply.
Are you an artist interested in becoming our next artist in residence?
We welcome applications from artists of all disciplines who are eager to engage with the Geeveston community and contribute to our cultural landscape. To apply, please give us a call and have the following materials ready to submit:
A brief artist statement and bio
Portfolio of recent work
Proposal outlining your intended project or focus during the residency
APPLICATIONS CAN BE SUBMITTED AT ANY TIME
Meet Our Current Resident: Gabrielle Nicoll.
Gabrielle Nicoll’s work has been described as Impressionist, with a focus on capturing the essence of a moment and the emotions it evokes. Through plein air painting, Gabrielle’s ideas and creative processes are nurtured in the outdoors, allowing the surrounding environment to directly inform and shape her art.