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Hopelab Artist-in-Residence Program

  • Organization: Hopelab
  • Type: Fellowship
  • Location: United States
  • Deadline: July 17, 2026
  • Age: 18 to 29
  • Funding: Fully Funded

Hopelab is running its first artist residency, taking on four emerging artists aged 18 to 29 from anywhere in the United States. Over three months you develop new work, or finish existing work, at the intersection of art, mental health and youth well-being. The residency is paid, and the retreat and the closing showcase are both covered. What you get: ➤ USD 7,500 living stipend for the three-month residency ➤ USD 2,500 materials budget you direct yourself, not tied to any medium ➤ Mentorship from a practising artist plus the Hopelab and Djerassi teams ➤ One week at the Djerassi Resident Artists Program in the Santa Cruz Mountains, with travel, lodging and meals covered ➤ A public showcase in San Francisco in November, with travel, lodging and meals covered ➤ Access to Hopelab's network of researchers, youth advocates and technologists ➤ A letter of support and professional documentation of your finished work ➤ A place in Hopelab's digital database of artists, which every applicant gets whether selected or not What you'll do: ➤ Create new work or complete an existing project on art, liberatory mental health and youth well-being ➤ Join biweekly check-ins and guest lectures across the three months ➤ Attend the Djerassi retreat in person from October 5 to 11, 2026 ➤ Present at the public showcase in San Francisco on or around November 5, 2026 ➤ Submit a work sample, a statement and your community context as the application

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United States
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About this opportunity

Hopelab is running its first artist residency, taking on four emerging artists aged 18 to 29 from anywhere in the United States. Over three months you develop new work, or finish existing work, at the intersection of art, mental health and youth well-being. The residency is paid, and the retreat and the closing showcase are both covered.

What you get: ➤ USD 7,500 living stipend for the three-month residency ➤ USD 2,500 materials budget you direct yourself, not tied to any medium ➤ Mentorship from a practising artist plus the Hopelab and Djerassi teams ➤ One week at the Djerassi Resident Artists Program in the Santa Cruz Mountains, with travel, lodging and meals covered ➤ A public showcase in San Francisco in November, with travel, lodging and meals covered ➤ Access to Hopelab's network of researchers, youth advocates and technologists ➤ A letter of support and professional documentation of your finished work ➤ A place in Hopelab's digital database of artists, which every applicant gets whether selected or not

What you'll do: ➤ Create new work or complete an existing project on art, liberatory mental health and youth well-being ➤ Join biweekly check-ins and guest lectures across the three months ➤ Attend the Djerassi retreat in person from October 5 to 11, 2026 ➤ Present at the public showcase in San Francisco on or around November 5, 2026 ➤ Submit a work sample, a statement and your community context as the application

Who can apply

  • Aged 18 to 29
  • Located anywhere in the United States
  • Emerging artist working in writing, visual arts or media arts
  • Exploring the intersections of art, liberatory mental health and well-being
  • Rooted in a community or movement, such as a neighbourhood, organising tradition or mutual aid practice
  • Actively developing a body of work that reflects lived experience and a point of view
  • Available for the full residency from August 10 to November 6, 2026, including the October retreat and the November showcase
  • No degree or prior institutional recognition required
  • No application fees

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Good to know

  • +Money and dates are stated plainly on the official page, with a full published timeline
  • +No degree or institutional recognition required, and selection centres lived experience and community rootedness
  • +The retreat and the showcase are both fully covered, so the stipend is not eaten by travel
  • +Every applicant is added to Hopelab's artist database, selected or not

Worth checking yourself

  • !The deadline is July 17, 2026, which is three days out from this record being written
  • !Only four artists are taken
  • !You must be free for fixed dates: the October 5 to 11 retreat, biweekly check-ins, and the showcase on or around November 5
  • !United States only
  • !The page does not state a closing time or timezone for the deadline

What we could not confirm

  • ?The official page gives the closing date as July 17, 2026 but does not say what time of day applications close or in which timezone, so treat the deadline as end of day and apply early
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