Studio Offerings
Our Residency
Rather than prioritizing output, visibility, or institutional growth, our creative community is grounded in respect for the artist and the ceramic process itself.
By operating at an intentional scale and with clear boundaries, the residency provides artists the freedom to work at their own pace and follow ideas as they unfold. Allowing the space to build meaningful momentum without prescribed outcomes or external pressure.
We are grounded in care and collective accountability.
We seek to redefine what a residency can be.
Live your art
Refine your process.
A full-immersion Residency for committed ceramic artists, which includes private studio space, on-site housing, kiln access, and a community that takes ceramics as seriously as you do.
Stay long enough for it to matter.
Your Private Studio
~10 ft x 10 ft Private Space
Work Table, Shelving & Pottery Wheel
Full Access of Shared Studio
Access to All Kilns:
Electric, Gas & Wood
On-site Shared Housing
Fixed Monthly Rent
Utilities Split Equally Among Residents
Shared Spaces Kept Clean and Communal
Community Atmosphere
Minimum Commitment
1 Year Minimum
3 Years Maximum
Studio Time Required
20 Hours / Week
Active Clay Process in Studio
Community Labor
5 Hours / Week
Studio Ops, Maintenance, Events
Show up. Carve your own path.
We give artists something rare: enough time, space, and stability to create.
Work Exchange Rental Rate:
Price info coming soon.
Example of what community labor entails:
Kiln maintenance
Studio cleaning
Wood processing
Event support
Landscaping
Ceramic project assist
No-work Exchange Rental Rate:
Price info coming soon.
Residency FAQs
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Artists who are serious about making ceramics their primary focus. It's for people who want to dig in, do the work, and be part of something real for at least a year.
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Shared housing on the property. Electricity is the only utility cost, split equally among residents. You're expected to take care of shared spaces: keep them clean, be respectful of the people you're living with.
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Active work in your studio: throwing, hand-building, glazing, surface work, or any practice directly connected to your art. It's not a checkbox. It's the expectation that this is your full-time focus.
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It varies. Some weeks it's kiln maintenance or wood processing. Others it's helping with an event or landscaping. The work keeps the studio and property running and it's part of what makes the residency affordable.
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You're responsible for sourcing your own wood. You can buy a National Forest Service permit to harvest softwood from Prescott National Forest. Mingus Mountain is the closest spot. You can also buy cords locally: pine runs $300–$400 and oak $400–$500 per cord in the Verde Valley area.
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Renewals are decided together. We look at how things are going: the work, the community dynamic, and the health of the program overall. There's no automatic continuation, but there's also no arbitrary cut-off. If it's working, we talk about continuing.
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No. Clay, glaze, dry materials, firing fuel, and kiln rental fees are all your responsibility, same as studio members. The Residency covers your studio space, housing, and shared equipment access.
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Reach out directly. We want to get a sense of who you are, where you're at in your practice, and what you're looking for. Applications are open once a year, depending on availability. Please join our email list to stay informed.
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.
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We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.
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Collaborative, honest, and straightforward. We're here to guide the process, bring ideas to the table, and keep things moving.
The Residency is coming.
We are not accepting applications yet, but the program is taking shape. Drop your information below and we will reach out when the time is right.
