RAIR (Recycled Artist in Residency), located within Revolution Recovery, aims to create awareness about sustainability through art & design. The 2014 class of residents built an incredible array of creative exhibits and prints.
Want to get involved?
Sign up for a tour (it’s highly suggested – hint hint) and apply on RAIR’s website. You’ll need a resume, statement of interest, 3 professional references, project proposal & 10 images/video of your artwork. You know, the norm.
Good luck! You have until December 7, 2014 for this round to apply.
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