Stonehouse 
Glasshouse is a residency and studio program for Australian and New Zealand artists to live and work in the priory of Chenaud, a small village in the Dordogne region of south-western France.
The main purpose of the residency is to offer Australian and New Zealand artists to live and work in France while encouraging cultural exchange, understanding and inspiration. We seek to enable artistic practice and provide a space where contemporary artistic expression can thrive. The concept is to connect Australian and New Zealand artists with the European art world. Stonehouse 
Glasshouse offers one residency of six weeks for two artists per year during the European summer in July/August.
The artists are encouraged to use the historic site and region as inspiration for a body of work which they will produce during and after the residency in order to be presented at Gertrude Glasshouse gallery the following year in the months of January and February.
Coinciding with the final exhibition, a catalogue will be produced as a limited edition.
Location
Chenaud, Dordogne
One hour drive from Bordeaux, Perigueux and Bergerac
Three hours by train from Paris
Resources
Internet Connection
Rental Car
Studios
Shared studio barn with mezzanine level
15 cubic foot front loading electric kiln
Accomodation
Shared accommodation with other artist-in-residence. House includes two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and one additional WC. Eat in kitchen, living room, and large garden
Artists may be required to share the kitchen with other staff of the residency
Working Language(s)
English
French
German
Additional Information
Partners, families or friends are not permitted for extended periods at the residency.
The artists are expected to spend approximately six days a week working in Chenaud.