The Paseo Project Artist in Residence Program provides an opportunity for artists to envision, develop, and execute their work with the community of Taos, New Mexico.  This project-based residency is set within a rural environment steeped in history, art, and culture.  The Paseo Project holds to the tradition of bringing artists from around the world to both inspire and be inspired. 

The Paseo Project Artist in Residence Program is currently seeking proposals for 2023. This unique opportunity provides artists time in the high desert of Northern New Mexico and with our community in the execution of their work. Selected artists are offered a 2 - 4 week residency between April - November 2023 and the use of a shared studio/office space, private accommodations, and a stipend. Working closely with the organization and local collaborators, artists will have the opportunity to research, design, and perform their work in the high desert of Northern New Mexico. 

Outcome

Artists are asked to conduct a community engagement project and share, present, or install their work at the culmination of their stay or during the annual PASEO Festival in the fall.  Examples of past Residents and their projects can be found at www.paseoproject.org/residencies

Accommodation Information 

Artist is provided a private one-bedroom guesthouse located five minutes from Taos Plaza. We recommend having a car as public transportation is limited. A bike is available for use during the residency.

Studio Information 

Work space is dependent upon the artist’s needs. The Paseo Project operates out of the HUB, a creative co-working space in Taos. Office space, studio space, and meeting rooms are available. Additional studio and work spaces are available within the Historic District. 

Financial Support

The Paseo Project provides up to $2,000 (Depending on number of weeks in residence)

Technical Information 

Artists provide all necessary technical equipment they need to comfortably carry out their work. 

Location 

Taos, New Mexico, USA is a centuries-old art community and home to Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO protected site and the oldest continually inhabited community in North America.

Application Requirements

We ask for the following to be submitted to be considered for the 2023 AIR program:

1. Project Statement
2. Project Proposal
3. Artist Bio/Resume/CV
4. Reference images and/or videos

Eligibility Criteria

The Paseo Project Artist in Residence Program is open to emerging, mid-career and professional artists from anywhere in the world.