Southern Tablelands Arts Artist-in-Residence (STA AiR) 

General Guidelines  I  Past AiRs 

The STA AiR project is an ongoing commitment to offer residences for Artists to be inspired by the STA Region. Our home is full of extraordinary places, people and opportunities with unlimited potential for Artists to be inspired and get creative.

STA aim to offer at least one residency opportunity each year (subject to funding). Be among the first to know when an opportunity becomes available. Sign up for STA Membership & our newsletter to get all our news of oppotunities as they happen. 

The STA AiR program  is open to all professional Artists from all disciplines, individually or in groups who live within the STA Region*. The program embraces Visual Artists, Performers, Writers, Musicians and multi-disciplinary practises and supports new work, research and collaborations inspired by the host venue and location.

*The STA region is made up of our seven contributing local government areas of; Goulburn Mulwaree, Hilltops, Queanbeyan-Palerang, Upper Lachlan Shire, Wingecarribee Shire, Wollondilly Shire and Yass Valley.

 

STA have compiled a list of creative residency programs and opportunities from across the state, nation and globe. Find an AiR to suit you.

STA AiR projects at partner venues
STA are proud to to have delivered the following Artist in Residence programs with our partner venues across the STA region.

Ang Hart at Robert’s Shark Tank in Young
Fri 3 – Tues 21 May 2024
Hilltops

Lisa Stevenson at the Queanbeyan Hive
9-21 January 2023
Queanbeyan-Palerang

James Voller & Joel Zika at the NSW Rail Museum 
4 – 17 Jul 2022
Thirlmere, Wollondilly

Devon Vince Leggo at Retford Park
20 Apr–  4 May 2022 
Bowral, Wingecarribee

Vonne Patiag at Southern Cross Cinema 
21 Feb – 7 Mar 2022
Young, Hilltops

Sally Kidall at Shaw Wines 
22 Nov  –  5 Dec 2021
Murrumbateman, Yass Valley

Jacqueline McBeath with Goulburn Regional Art Gallery 
9 – 22 Nov 2021
Goulburn Mulwaree & Upper Lachlan

STA AiR General Guidelines

Guidelines for the STA Artist in Residence program. Further information can be gained by contacting STA.  
(EOIs are currently closed.  The following information is listed to support Artists to be aware of how the program works)

  • STA AiRs are self directed and may include optional public programs as proposed by the Artist.
  • Artists are asked to consider the unique qualities of the host venue and place and consider how the location supports their practice and/or project.
  • Artists will be responsible for their own travel to, during and from the residency. 
  • The residency location is in regional NSW and public transport options are limited. Transport and transfers are the responsibility of the Artist/s and as such STA recommend use of a private or hire vehicle is an important consideration.
  • Studio/workspace is provided at the host venue during the residency 
  • The Artists/s will be self directed during the residency with access to connect to STA staff for support as needed.
  • The STA region experiences extremes in temperature. Hot in Summer and Cold in Winter. Artists are advised to pack for all weather possibilities. 

Who can Apply

The STA AiR program  is open to all professional Artists from all disciplines, individually or in groups who live in one of the  seven contributing council areas* that make up the STA region. The program supports new work, research and collaborations inspired by the host venue and location. 

STA MEMBERSHIP
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Reach out to us
[email protected]

0427 938 110  
Or by appointment at one of our
Mobile Office locations

PO Box 1323 Goulburn 2580
ABN 67 208 214 681

 

We acknowledge Aboriginal people as the traditional custodians of the lands where we create, live & work. 

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