Manship Artists Residency with NSS

A 14-day sculptor-in-residence opportunity in 2026 at Paul Manship’s former home and studio in Gloucester, Massachusetts. The selected sculptor receives two weeks of lodging and a $2,000 cash award, is responsible for living and transportation expenses, and must participate in public programming. Residency dates will be selected in consultation with program staff from the potential periods stated by the source.

Walker Hancock Sculptor-in-Residence Program

Applicants must be U.S. citizens or U.S. residents with a Social Security number and must be National Sculpture Society members (Associate, Elected Sculptor, Fellow, or Patron). Preference is given to a working sculptor who is also a teacher and has served their community. The resident must live and work at Manship Artists Residency for the full 14-day residency; potential 2026 periods are June 21–July 11 or October 25–November 14, with final dates determined with staff. The selected artist pays for food, materials, and transportation; public transportation is limited and having a car is advised. The resident must work with staff to interact with the public through a talk, demonstration, and/or workshop. The award includes two weeks of lodging and a $2,000 cash award. Submit images of 6–12 different works, with up to three views each and no more than 36 images total, plus a resume. Only one entry is allowed per artist; images must be JPG or PNG and no larger than 50MB each.