How to Apply for
Residency, Sales, Exhibitions and Teaching
Positions
Houston Center For
Contemporary Craft (HCCC) is a non-profit arts organization dedicated to
presenting the dynamic world of contemporary craft to the Houston
community. All programs support our mission to advance education about the
process, product and history of craft.
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Artist-in-Residence (AIR)
Program
The
Artist-in-Residence Program offers time and space for craft
artists to focus on their creative work and interact with the
public. The program supports emerging, mid-career, and
established artists working in all craft media, including but
not limited to clay, fiber, glass, metal, and wood. Artists
selected for the program receive a 200 square foot studio, a
monthly stipend, and professional development.
Click
here for guidelines and residency
application.
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Asher Retail
Gallery
Asher Gallery,
within Houston Center For Contemporary Craft, is a retail
showcase for acclaimed local, emerging, and international
artists in all craft media. Asher Gallery accepts work
based on a number of criteria. Appointment
required.
Click here for criteria and guidelines for
submitting your work.
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Exhibition
Proposal
If you are an institution,
curator or artist working with materials traditionally
associated with craft and would like to have work considered
for exhibition in the Artist Hall, Houston Center For
Contemporary Craft’s exhibition committee would like to hear
from you. HCCC is interested in proposals for regional and
multiple artist exhibitions, installations and small group
shows.
Click here for exhibition proposal
requirements and submission guidelines.
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Workshop
Proposals
Houston Center
For Contemporary Craft presents adult workshops and classes in
all craft media. Artists with teaching experience are
invited to submit proposals for spring/summer and fall/winter
workshops. Schedules are planned many months in advance but
proposals are accepted at any time.
Click here for submission
guidelines.
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HCCC provides craft
classes in some of Houston’s most underserved neighborhoods
and schools. Artists interested in leading community outreach
classes should contact Jason Kishell, 713.529.4848
x112 or email jkishell@crafthouston.org.
Background checks are conducted on all
applicants.
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Guild
Contacts
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