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The Artist-in-Residence Program at Noble and Greenough School is an eight-week residential program for visual artists.  The program seeks to foster collaborative relationships between the artist and the school’s community of students, faculty and parents.

The artist will live on the Nobles campus, a 187-acre property in Dedham, Mass. and have access to studio space within the visual arts department facilities. The residency will culminate in an exhibition of work at the school’s Foster Gallery. The successful candidate will receive a $3,500 stipend in addition to room and board.

Noble and Greenough is a rigorous academic community for students in grades 7-12.  The school is located 10 miles southwest of Boston and serves both day and boarding students from the surrounding area.  For more information on Nobles, its programs and facilities, please explore the school’s website.

Click here for Artist-in-Residence Application Information and Guidelines.

Recent artists:

2019 Megan Bent

2018 Nayda Cuevas

2017 Tommy Matthews

2016 Colleen Fitzgerald

2015 Allison Luce

2014 Jang Soon Im

2013 Janice Jakielski

Gallery Contacts

John Dorsey, Director
JDorsey0f@nobles.edu

Curtis Mann, Assistant Curator
CMann0f@nobles.edu

Nora Bourdeau, Assistant Curator
NBourdeau0f@nobles.edu

Artists’ Submissions

The Foster Gallery accepts exhibition proposals on an ongoing basis. Selection is based on the demonstrated quality, originality and depth of work and the proposal’s compatibility with the Gallery’s mission statement. All artists will be considered for both group and solo shows. Please allow four weeks for review.

Please include the following materials as part of your submission:

Curriculum vitae including all current contact information

Artist’s statement

Support materials (i.e. 10 slides with a slide list, video or DVD and/or URLs for internet-based works)

If you are submitting work via e-mail to fostergallery@nobles.edu, please review the following guidelines:

“Artist Submission” and artist’s name should be in the subject line

Eight to ten numbered images, .jpg only, presented chronologically (i.e. 01title.jpg, 02title.jpg)

Individual images should not exceed 300KB and the total email size should not exceed 5MB

If sending a video file, ensure that it can be opened with one of the following: QuickTime or MS MediaMaker

Gallery Hours

Monday–Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday–Sunday 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm (weekends by appointment only)

Visits by appointment are possible during winter and spring breaks. The Gallery is closed in June, July and August.

Gallery Parking

Upon entering the Noble and Greenough campus, follow signs for the Arts Center. Parking is available adjacent to the buildings and at several other parking lots on campus. Unless otherwise authorized, please do not park in slots designated for handicapped use or in those areas marked “for admissions.”

Accessibility

The Foster Gallery, and the whole of the Arts Center in which it is located, is universally accessible to handicapped visitors. Handicapped parking slots are available immediately outside the main entrance. Please call the gallery if you have specific questions regarding access.