Vincent's bedroom at Van Gogh House. Photograph by Ollie Hemmick.
Before the residency
- We are committed to running an inclusive application process
- Assisting the artists in applying for external funding
- Preparation work to get in contact with relevant institutions, archives, people
- Support with administration, booking flights or other paperwork needed
During the residency
- Van Gogh House will be closed to the public
- Access to the Van Gogh House collection and archive
- Your wellbeing in the house
- Technical and curatorial support
- Support to work with our community partners
- Support in staging residency-related events
- Opportunity to host gatherings and stage dinners in the house
- 2-3 dedicated studio visits with London based curators and gallerists
- Programme of gallery and museum visits, including a Museums Association card which offers free or discounted entry to UK institutions.
- Inclusion in our community of artists, curators and musicians through our programme at San Mei Gallery
- Promotion to our audiences, press contacts and support from our marketing team
Anna's bedroom at Van Gogh House. Photograph by Ollie Hemmick.
Facilities
- Lodging in Van Gogh’s (king-size bed) and his sister, Anna’s bedroom (single bed)
- Shared bathroom and downstairs toilet
- Access to the garden studio at Van Gogh House
- Access to extra studio and desk space at San Mei Gallery nearby
- Modern kitchen with oven, hob, fridge-freezer, washing machine/dryer
- Garden
- Cleaner
- Seating for 25
- AV equipment
After the residency
- Residency report, with workshop and event feedback from participants, photographs, formed into a publication
- Marketing and distribution of publication
- Maintaining relationships after the residency is done
- Any work produced as a result of the research/development made on the residency will state the support of any sponsors and the Van Gogh House
Contact
For any questions, please contact Mimi Lanfranchi at mimi@vangoghhouse.co.uk