Artist in Residence and workshop Instructor (Ceramics)

Program Highlights

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Residency Benefits

• Artistic Practice: Access to shared studio space and materials to develop and create your own work.
• Community Engagement: Serve as an instructor for Pottery workshops, Retreat or course, sharing your expertise with pottery enthusiasts.
• Financial Support: Monthly stipend of ₹25,000–₹45,000 and a 50% commission on the sale of artworks created during the residency, which will be sold through the studio shop or gallery.
• Meals: Lunch included
• Accomodation: Not included

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Studio Facilities

• Fully equipped with pottery wheels, slab rollers, and electric and gas kilns (up to 1200°C).
• Stoneware and terracotta clay available.
• Glaze Materials.
• Artists are requested to use the materials judiciously.

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Eligibility

• Experience: 1–5 years of professional ceramic practice, including hand-building, wheel throwing, glazing, and firing.
• Teaching: Prior experience in teaching and assisting pottery workshops.
• Skills: Strong communication abilities and a positive attitude for teamwork.
• Vision: A clear and well-defined plan for the artistic work to be completed during the residency.

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Role Responsibilities

• Teach or assist in studio-hosted workshops, retreat or in the course primarily focused on hand-building, wheel throwing, and glazing techniques.
• Dedicate 30 hours per week to instruction and studio engagement.

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Application Process

• To apply, please submit the following materials under the subject ‘Applying for Job’ by December 15, 2024, to residency@dharamkotstudio.com:
  • Portfolio – (digital or online link).
  • CV.
  • Share a 90 second video introducing yourself and your work.
  • Website or social media links showcasing your work.
  • Two reference letters.
  • Artist statement and bio.
  • Detailed proposal of the work you plan to create during the residency. Include:
    • Images, drawings, or descriptions of proposed pieces.
    • Dimensions, materials, and estimated prices.
    • A clear explanation of your artistic vision.

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Selection Process

• Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for a video interview. Evaluation will focus on:
  • Artistic vision and clarity of proposals.
  • Technical expertise in ceramics.
  • Pricing strategy for proposed work.
  • Communication skills and prior teaching experience.

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Duration: March 1 – June 30, 2025

Application Deadline: December 15, 2024

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Dharamkot Studio invites ceramic artists to apply for a unique opportunity to combine an artist residency with a teaching role. This residency is a space for ceramic artists to expand their personal practice, gain teaching experience, and learn how to sustain a working artist’s lifestyle. As part of the program, resident artists enrich our community by sharing their refined skills through workshops and engaging in creating projects.

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• Stipend: ₹25,000–₹45,000 per month
• Teaching Hours: 30 hours per week.
• Artistic practice: Create and Sell Your Art Through Our Studio