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The 2026 Pie Ranch Residency

Pie RanchCalifornia, United States

28daysCloses 15 October 202614 of 42 days used · last checked 3 September 2026
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The short answer

A residency from Pie Ranch, California, United States. Applications close 15 October 2026. Official terms last checked 3 September 2026.

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Closes
15 October 2026
Entry
No reliable fee amount was extracted; costs remain unknown rather than assumed free.
Who can apply
The mission of our Artist Residency is to expand the impact of our vision and mission of food resilience through arts and culture. We believe that creativity is essential to the soul, that artistic expression is vital to society, and that art can change the world. Because of that, we believe that art can have a deep imprint in the food movement by being able to express and contribute ideas or concepts differently (through visual arts or other) in order to create a deeper connection to the land, community, and the larger food movement. As a non-profit educational farm, we are committed to creating a community of artists from diverse backgrounds. Eligibility: Artists or artist collaborator teams whose work addresses food justice, agro-ecology, and/or food sovereignty movements or artists who would like propose new works addressing these topics Artists who are 23 years of age or older Artists who are not currently in a 4-year degree seeking program Open to artists based anywhere in the world Any stage of career
Evidence checked
3 September 2026

In the organiser's words

What the official page says.

Quoted from pieranch.org and checked on 3 September 2026. This is the organiser's description, reproduced as captured. It has not been through the evidence checks that produced the figures above.

The Pie Ranch Artist Residency is specifically designed for artists whose work addresses food issues, farmworker issues, agroecology, Indigenous foodways, and/or food self sufficiency or artists who would like to propose and create new work that address these topics. We are excited to host artists from multiple disciplines and/or artists who work across many disciplines including but not limited to: visual artists, painters and muralists, film makers, writers and poets, musicians, chefs, photographers, dancers, and more.

We also welcome artists’ collaborations that would like to work on a project together during their time at the residency. This residency will be self-directed and project-based. Artists can choose to continue working on a pre-existing project that addresses topics of food justice or work on a new body of work. We prioritize proposals aligning with Pie Ranch’s mission and values and that align with the intersections of art, food, and farming. As a non-profit educational farm, we are committed to creating a community of artists from diverse backgrounds.

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Award
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Entry fee
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Total to enter
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  • Entry feeNot stated
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OrganizerPie Ranch
TypeResidency
Disciplinesmural
Location / onlineCalifornia, United States
EligibilityThe mission of our Artist Residency is to expand the impact of our vision and mission of food resilience through arts and culture. We believe that creativity is essential to the soul, that artistic expression is vital to society, and that art can change the world. Because of that, we believe that art can have a deep imprint in the food movement by being able to express and contribute ideas or concepts differently (through visual arts or other) in order to create a deeper connection to the land, community, and the larger food movement. As a non-profit educational farm, we are committed to creating a community of artists from diverse backgrounds. Eligibility: Artists or artist collaborator teams whose work addresses food justice, agro-ecology, and/or food sovereignty movements or artists who would like propose new works addressing these topics Artists who are 23 years of age or older Artists who are not currently in a 4-year degree seeking program Open to artists based anywhere in the world Any stage of career
Deadline15 October 2026
OpensNot stated
Award / supportNot stated on the official page
Entry feeNo reliable fee amount was extracted; costs remain unknown rather than assumed free.
Funding typeNot stated
Verified3 September 2026

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Application
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  2. 02Artist statement or proposalConfirm officially
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  1. 3 September 2026UnchangedAI-reviewed/source-verified: structured source evidence, visual-arts scope, actionable deadline, reachable organizer route and title corroboration. Unknown costs remain unknown.
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