Red Cinder offers spaces for 4 artists in a given time period (see Facility for photos and more information.):
Visual Artist Studio A 625-square-foot space in a converted barn (other half of the total 1,250 square feet is the director´s studio). Bountiful natural light, with sliding glass doors, screened shutters creating excellent ventilation. Running water, cement floor. Easel and taboret on site; visiting artists furnish all other equipment. Lodging in the main house (Paniolo Room).
Dance Studio A 480-square-foot live-work space on the lower level of the main house, suitable for a dancer or dancers requiring limited space for movement (24 x 20 ft.). Sprung floor, movable mirrors.
Ohia Studio A live-work space with desk in the main house, suitable for a writer, musician, photographer, or video artist.
Honu (Basking Turtle) Room A live-work space with desk in the main house, suitable for a writer, musician, photographer, or video artist.
Guidelines
Artists should respect each other´s private work time during the day, but there is lots of opportunity to develop a sense of community. Red Cinder aims to nurture an atmosphere of mutual encouragement and support. Two artists may share one live-work space if they are collaborating on a project; they must apply as collaborators. Artists provide their own equipment, including computers, studio supplies and equipment, cameras, etc. Musicians/composers must observe acceptable sound levels, since sound will carry in the main house. Use of electronic keyboards with headphones is the most practical solution.
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