Through May 2022, join an exploration of inspiration through sound, movement, drawing, and craft. Image by Mami Takahashi.
The Anvil Hotel in collaboration with The Teton Art Lab are proud to host Uncommon Art, our Artist in Residence program running through May 2022. This is Anvil’s 4h year hosting the program which began in 2017 and is held each year at its sister property Sound View Greenport.
Six exceptional artists from all over the country were selected from hundreds of applications to live and work on property and be inspired by Jackson Hole. As part of the residency, each artist is invited to share something with the community (that's you) whether it be a performance, an open working session, or even a display of their work.
As artists, sculptors and filmmakers converge at The Anvil, a powerful conversation of the creative community ignites. Our artist participants will host open working sessions, display key works, and lead socially distanced talks, inviting the community into rare opportunities to witness the artist's journey, from inspiration to completion.
Get inspired to start crafting your very own work of art during Uncommon Art Residency at The Anvil Hotel. And while you're here, see it all for less: book our Wild, Wild Winter offer by March 17 and you'll save up to 25% off your Winter stay.
Please also visit our activities calendar for artists' performances and community events.
Featured Artist in Residence
September 12-27
Artist, Kara Hoblin works in various media, including chalk, drawing, painting, photography and collage. A sense of childlike wonder is apparent through the whimsical narratives of her work. Inspired and drawn to the natural environment she finds comfort in the feeling of the earth beneath her bare feet, icy saltwater on her skin, or crisp air brushing against her face. Working collectively to share, connect, and inspire others through creation and exploration of our natural light and darkness.
Featured Artist in Residence
January 1-14
Brandon is an intermedia artist who invents new methods of multi-level reading, writing, and listening for self-programming scenarios. He creates and playback text and audio by performing everyday or absurd gestures with objects or in locations. Triggering simple switches or sensors fitted to objects or locations controls the speed at which one-word slides are presented on a screen, syllables of pre-recorded speech are played on a speaker, midi notes are performed from a score, or key selections are made on an onscreen keyboard.
Featured Artist in Residence
Feb 1-10
Dan Madison Savage is a writer and director. He was born in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, and studied film history at Vassar College. After graduating, he moved to Los Angeles to complete an MFA at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. His first film, Them That Follow, is about a snake handling religious sect and stars Oscar winning actress Olivia Colman, Kaitlyn Dever, Alice Englert, Jim Gaffigan, Walton Goggins, Thomas Mann and Lewis Pullman. The film debuted at Sundance Film Festival in 2019. He is currently doing research on his next film, which is about a doctor living in the most remote area of the Western United States.
Featured Artist in Residence
Dates TBD
María Lulu Varona is a Puerto Rican Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1993. Their work was featured in exhibitions at The Green Gallery West and the Henry Street Settlement / Abrons Arts Center. In MutualArt’s artist press archive, María Lulu Varona is featured in Jean-Pierre Villafañe, Jesus “Bubu” Negrón and Lulu Varona at Embajada, a piece from the Art Viewer in 2021. Recently, her multidisciplinary work has brought her into the local spotlight as a founding member of the performance group “Lavanda”, as well as the rock band known as “Morirsoñando”. She was a 2019 artist in residence at Flux Factory in New York City. Puerto Rican artist, María Lulu Varona works with a cross-stitch technique to produce short narratives, done in an 8-bit style referencing classic video games and comic strips. Made of cotton thread and Aida cloth, each work
Featured Artist in Residence
March 20-March 29
Mami Takahashi is an artist from Tokyo, currently based in Portland, Oregon. Using photography, performance, installation and urban intervention, her practice explores the complexities of being Japanese and a woman living in the US. The photographic works from the early development of the ongoing project, “Seeing you/Seeing Me”, are currently on exhibit at the Center for Contemporary Art and Culture, Portland, Oregon in an exhibition entitled The Unknown Artist, curated by Lucy Cotter.
Featured Artist in Residence
April 13-27
John Roach is full-time faculty at Parsons School of Design where he teaches a wide range of courses addressing the aesthetic, spatial, emotional, psychological and political impact of sound. Roach is an interdisciplinary artist whose work has been exhibited internationally in venues such as UrbanGlass in Brooklyn, NY; the 9e2 Festival of Art and Technology in Seattle, WA; Glazenhuis in Lommel Belgium; and the RMIT Gallery in Melbourne, Australia. His collaborative performance work has been featured in the UrbanGlass performance series, the Megapolis Audio Festival, and Postcards from the Gowanus at Cabinet Gallery. Roach has been awarded residencies at Marble House Project, Tacoma Museum of Glass, Glazenhuis, NARS, Triangle Artist Workshop, The Ionion Center, and Pilchuck Glass School. His curatorial projects include “The Internal Machine” at the Center for Book Arts in New York in 2017 and “Earlids” at the The Sheila C. Johnson Design Center at the New School in 2014.