
Artist Studio Program
The Lawndale Artist Studio Program (ASP) awards artists with dynamic support to develop their creative practice and make new work for an exhibition in the spring.
Major support for The Artist Studio Program is provided by Kathrine G. McGovern and The John P. McGovern Foundation Foundation.
Search for Artist
Round 14 (2019-2021)▼


Gerardo Rosales

Holly Veselka
Round 13 (2018-2019)▼

John Pluecker

Julia Barbosa Landois

Robert Hodge
Round 12 (2017-2018)▼

htx people project

Shannon Crider

Regina Agu
Round 11 (2016-2017)▼

Sarah Welch

Randi Long

Melinda Laszczynski
Round 10 (2015-2016)▼

Anthony Sonnenberg

Cobra McVey

Bradly Brown
Round 9 (2014-2015)▼

Lina Dib

JooYoung Choi

Josh Bernstein
Round 8 (2013-2014)▼

Emily Peacock

Jim Nolan

Shayne Murphy
Round 7 (2012-2013)▼

Patrick Turk

Nancy Douthey

DOMOKOS / FUTURE BLONDES 0.0.0.0.
Round 6 (2011-2012)▼

Anne J. Regan

David Politzer

Seth Mittag
Round 5 (2010-2011)▼

Anthony Thompson Shumate

Daniel McFarlane

Hillerbrand + Magsamen
Round 4 (2009-2010)▼

David Waddell

Nick Meriwether

Dawn Black
Round 3 (2008-2009)▼

El Franco Lee II

Amber Eagle

Kevin Curry
Round 2 (2007-2008)▼

Teresa O’Connor
Lynne McCabe

Danny Kerschen
Round 1 (2007)▼
Stephanie Saint Sanchez
Donna Huanca

Dawolu Jabari Anderson
Program Description
The nine-month program runs from September 1 to May 31. During this time, participants engage Lawndale as their hub, receive a $3,000 honorarium, up to $5,000 direct support for project development, and 24-hour access to a private studio (approx. 250 square feet). Other benefits include studio visits, professional development workshops, the opportunity to work with an established curator, and an essay commissioned for an annual ASP publication. Participants work closely with Lawndale to develop programming in concert with their own practice, and participate in group discussions and open studios. With this support, ASP participants develop new work to debut in a public exhibition at Lawndale in the spring.
Eligibility
Lawndale seeks applications from Texas or Gulf Coast-based artists who are working to develop a sustainable creative practice. Artists of diverse backgrounds and experiences, working in any media, whose practice would benefit from the support offered by ASP, are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be 18 years or older and not enrolled in any degree program. Former ASP participants are not eligible.
Application Deadline & Fees
Applications are due on Saturday, March 30, 2019, at 12:00 PM (Central Standard Time). Application fees are $25.00 for Lawndale Members and $30.00 for non-members. All applications and payments must be submitted online through the Submittable website.