Ideal applicants should:

• Be 16+ years of age by the residency start date
• Have intermediate verbal and written communication proficiency in English
• Have a track record of creative production, community engagement and/or education experience in arts and culture
  
• Have a portfolio of creative/administrative work that harmonizes with the mission of PATH, Inc.
• Have experience working with youth and/or adults from diverse backgrounds
• Be available to spend at least 3-4 hours/ week on residency activities (including personal portfolios)

• Possess a valid passport and clearance to travel to and from the U.S. (we will provide a visa for your visit)
• Have matching support from a local institution/ business/ benefactor

• A negotiable stipend paid directly to the artist for participation
• Opportunity to collaborate with a colleague in the arts or arts administration
• Access to community partners’ spaces and resources to create/ revise and present work in Miami
• Opportunity to showcase your work publicly in an arts venue in Miami
• Collaborative work time/ space with other talented artists-in-residence

International applicants

• One round-trip airline ticket from your home country to Miami, FL and back
• Shared housing (homestay or private residence) for up to 3 weeks
• One meal per day in community with PATH stakeholders (students, families, Board of Directors, community partners, staff, friends, etc.)

Fall Retreat: November 5, 2023

Winter Retreat: December 27 – 29, 2023

Closing Evaluation: End of residency

Ongoing communication with PATH staff

Facilitate 6 (minimum) element workshops

Participate in 2 – 3 exhibitions/performances (November, May, August)*

Attend 4 master classes (one/quarter)

4 CPP experiences (Nu Deco, Museum of Graffiti, workshops, events, etc.)

*Dates may vary but will center around November: Hip Hop History Month 2023, May: Hip Hop Appreciation Week 2024, and August: Hip Hop Recognition Month 2024.