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National Park Artist Residencies: How they work and why you should apply

Did you know the National Park Service has over 50 artist residencies in national parks, monuments, and historical sites across the country? Would you like to know more about the programs and how you might become a resident artist? This workshop is for you. Arts administrators and Park Rangers from across the National Park Service present about their residencies along with alumni artists who have been residents in parks. Please watch and learn more! Presenters: - Lindsay Compton, park ranger & arts administrator, New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park. - Fitzcarmel LaMarre, Artist-in-Residence Alumni, New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park. - Kristin Lessard, Visitor Experience Program Manager, Weir Farm National Historical Park in CT: - Alissa Siegal, Artist-in-Residence Alumni, Weir Farm National Historical Park: - Jay Elhard, Park Ranger and coordinator for AIR program, Acadia National Park in Maine: - Deborah Bouchette, Artist-in-Residence Alumni, Denali National Park in Alaska: Thanks to our generous funders. This program is supported in part by grants from Rockland Trust Charitable Foundation and the New Bedford, Fall River, Dartmouth & Fairhaven Local Cultural Councils, local agencies which are supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency and New Bedford Creative Mass Development/TDI & the Barr Foundation. Practice Best Practice is also supported by generous in kind support from our partners the National Park Service, New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks, New Bedford Co-creative Center, New Bedford Creative and S&G Project Gallery Art Brokerage.