School / university · Hayesville, NC, United States · 7 programs
Equipment
Electric Wheels, Slab Roller, Electric Kiln, Gas Kiln, Fine Metals/Jewelry Making, Soldering Workspace, Buffing Machine, Casting Room, Enameling Kilns, Painting Workspace (Oil), Easels, Drawing Benches, Printmaking Workspaces, Etching Press, Drying Racks, Light Tables, Washer And Dryer
Compensation details
LUX provides two monthly stipends: $400 for housing and $120 for materials. These are unrestricted funds provided regardless of any other paid hours. Residents earn an hourly wage of $20 per hour for any work, including: teaching classes for the LUX, working in the gallery, and selling their work in our gallery shop. The only exception is teaching out after school outreach classes, which are paid at $25 per hour. Residents are considered employees. Paid time off will be accrued and available for residents according to Nebraska state law as an additional benefit. LUX will provide at least 15 paid hours each week upon request. Residents are paid bi-weekly.
Accessibility
Ada compliant
Most residents have earned their MFA before joining, but this is not required. Equivalent experience (residencies, apprenticeships, internships, or other non-traditional education experiences) will be considered. LUX has a focus on manual (non-digital) arts and does not currently provide residencies for digital artists. Residencies are granted based on quality of work, desire to teach, community-mindedness, experience and demonstrated seriousness of practice. International artists may apply but must already have a visa that allows them to work. Artists-in-Residence are employees of LUX and must be able to receive pay. LUX is unable to sponsor visa applications. Teaching experience and enthusiasm for teaching children grades K-12 is helpful. Applicants who demonstrate a passion for teaching, previous experience of teaching, and a willingness to teach a variety of media will be well positioned for this residency.