Artist-in-Residence Program

ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

The 2019 Artist-in-Residence program application timeframe is now CLOSED.

Please check back here for the reopening of the application timeframe near the end of the year.

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NPS Collection

The Artist-in-Residence (AIR) program at Indiana Dunes offers professional artists the opportunity to live in the park for two weeks to create art that helps generate appreciation and support for the national park. In exchange, the artist provides a public program and donates a piece of art created during their stay.

The work produced by these artists becomes a permanent part of the park's collection, available for the public to view at various art galleries and other historic locations.

 

Past Artists-in-Residence

Click here to view the gallery of past Artists' donated works.

2018	Caroline Goldsmith, Heather Heckel, Patricia Cummins, Teri Rosario, Wendy Fetters
2017	Andrew Deiser, Anna Cox, Anne-Karine Bley, Mary Ann Trzyna, Simonne Roy
2016	Gillian Harris, Kristina Knowski, Susan Dorsey, Susan Ellison, Susan Klabak
2015	James Johnson, Paula Kovarik, Kathy Levine, Valerie Mann, Orion Holen, Gene Snyder
2014	Gail Franke, Michael Gard, Joan Richmond
2013	Douglas David, Steven Walker, Sam Rosenthal, Kim Clanton
2012	Sherri Thomas, Dan McGrath
2011	Jeanie Mcleish, Mark Burkett, Susan Hanshaw, Nancie King Mertz
2010	George Desort, Victor Pytko, Rachel Lin Weaver
2009	Larry Jensen, Michelle Michael
2008	Nancy Klaud
2007	Sharon Hammer Baker, Jerry Dennis
2006	Mare Dianora, Kirsten Brat, Tom Virgin, Edward Powell
2005	Mary Reusch, Linda Hoard
2004	Helen Stannard, Joel Knapp
2003	Greg Blair
2002	Marikay Witlock, Kim Elliott
2001	Jerry Power, Emily Damstra
2000	Peter Taylor
1999	Donna Allgier-Lambert, Joel Cronar
1998	Marianne Well, Carole Boller
1997	Diane Canfield-Bywaters, Rick Stevens
1996	Meliane Parke

 

The Park Connection

"Connecting People To The Park"
To start volunteering or for any questions, contact The Park Connection Office by calling [phone] or sending us an email. For emergencies, please call 1-800-PARK-TIP (1-800-727-5847).