Supported Artist Residency for artists impacted by the wildfires in Los Angeles Anderson Ranch Arts Center

Many artists lost their homes, studios, archives, and work, leaving the art community deeply impacted. Some of these artists have longstanding ties to Anderson Ranch, while others may be new to us. As a residency based in Western Colorado — a region also vulnerable to wildfires — we stand in solidarity with our friends in LA and offer this opportunity for recovery and renewal. In addition, Helen Molesworth, renowned critic, author, and curator, will be serving as the visiting critic for the residency cohort, providing valuable studio feedback and constructive input to all of the participants.
The Anderson Ranch Artists-in-Residence program is distinguished by its exceptional staff support and world-class facilities, which we are making available to artists who have lost access to studios, tools, housing, and community support. Artists impacted by these fires are invited to apply for this 5‑week residency, with program and application fees waived. This program is open to artists working in painting, printmaking, photography & new media, furniture design & woodworking, sculpture, and ceramics. Artists will be responsible for travel and material costs. We aim to provide a space for these artists to create, rebuild, and heal during this challenging time.