2025-2026
Artist Residency Program

Since 2014, Prairieside Cottage + Outpost has welcomed artists by invitation and through a competitive award.

 
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Oculus, 2023-ongoing, 75" x 75",  collage with etching, lithograph, screenprint, woodcut, linocut, gold leaf. Detail.

Jill AnnieMargaret

(from Boise, Idaho)
Summer 2026

Rooted in existential questions regarding the nature of memory and human emotion, Jill AnnieMargaret’s work explores the effects that trauma has on memory, the brain, and how it is stored in the body. Jill is a Professor and Head of Printmaking at Boise State University. She established the Rocky Mountain Printmaking Alliance in 2009, and she has created work and exhibited internationally.


fathom, April-July 2024. Sizes variable. A 3-room, 4-channel film installation at Arlington Museum of Art.

Adam Fung

(from Fort Worth, Texas)
Summer 2025

Adam Fung works primarily as a Painter, sometimes as a filmmaker, and has a dynamic range of research interests that touch upon issues such as climate change, landscape, and considering our planet as an interconnected system or Hyperobject. He is an Associate Professor of Art at Texas Christian University (TCU)  in Fort Worth, Texas, U.S.A. Adam travels the world in his art-making practice, most notably to the Arctic Circle twice, where he sourced materials for his installation fathom, which took place at the Arlington Museum of Art in 2024.


where sun, water, myself, & ash collapse, 2024, Wood Fired Ceramic, Missouri Clay, 19 x 17 x 3 inches.

SK Reed

(from Kansas City, Kansas)
Summer 2025

SK Reed is an artist and curator whose work speaks to the lost and critical connections between their body and the local environment. Ecology, gender, sustainability, and shared identities between humans and their environments form the backbone of SK’s interdisciplinary work. SK is a Lecturer in the Foundation Department at Kansas City Art Institute, and the curator of The Waiting Room gallery in Kansas City.