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Artist-run center / space · Waynesboro, TN, United States · 4 programs
Meals
Residents have access to shared kitchen
Mentorship
Those who stay at least 2 weeks will receive a guided Forest Therapy (aka Forest Bathing) walk (certified guide by ANFT) for a deeper connection to the land.
Compensation details
Farm Stay Scholarship ($150-300) is based on application interest and an interview to discuss your skills, if any. This funding deducts from the final fees and requires about 6 hours a week of participation in physical activities on the land - some of these hours are guided and working with your host, Val. Depending on the season and the urgency of current projects, your help could be in gardening/weeding, shoveling/digging, transporting manure for compost pile or garden beds, chopping down bamboo to use in creative fencing projects, breaking/trimming limbs and wood pieces into kindling and firewood size chunks, helping carry or install various items like t-post fencing, picking up or transporting rocks or sticks, helping to clear trails or rake leaves in the winter transporting to the garden. There's usually always a small art project like a mural or organizing the upcycle pile to create something fun for the garden as well.
Accessibility
Inaccessible housing and studios/facilities. Partially accessible facilities (50% or more).
Open to artists based anywhere in the world. Any stage of career welcome. Pets (non-service animals) allowed. Projects at any stage are acceptable from seed starting to harvesting. Artists must be able to disconnect from contemporary distractions and engage in daily life chores as part of creative philosophy.