
Artists-In-Residence Create “Sun Shine Through” Public Mosaic Sculpture for North Monroe Hill
If you drive past the North Monroe hill on the border of Spokane’s Emerson-Garfield and North Hill neighborhoods, you may soon notice a new mosaic
“Working in the artist studio space has enabled me to focus on my goal of increased visibility of Plateau art, architecture, and built environments of local tribes.” – Shawn Brigman, Ph.D.
BECOME AN ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE AT THE HIVE®
In addition to public meeting space, four studios are reserved for an application-based artist residency program. These spaces provide dedicated creative space for artists to explore ideas and projects. Artists choose the length of their residency, from one to six months. In exchange for the space, Artists-In-Residence provide community programming.
Be sure to read the FAQ below and then apply online!
Applications for the Artist-In-Residence program are now closed to the general public. We are currently reviewing applications from the most recent call. We hope to have responses out by mid-February.
Since The Hive® opened in August 2021, over 20 artists have benefitted from the space and community fostered at this award-winning facility.
INTERACT WITH THE HIVE®
Artists-In-Residence have 24/7 access to their studios, but the public may only access the space by appointment or during times when we host programs. There are no traditional library services here. Check The Hive®’s location page for details about hours, meeting room reservations, and events.
Interested in an informal tour? Stop by during Open Studio times – most Wednesdays from 4 – 7pm.
If you drive past the North Monroe hill on the border of Spokane’s Emerson-Garfield and North Hill neighborhoods, you may soon notice a new mosaic
Kids had fun making and playing with puppets at this program!
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