The Photographic Resource Center’s Artists in Residence Program is an annual initiative that invites regional photographers and lens-based artists to transform the PRC gallery into a working studio and site of creative exchange. Over the course of four weeks, selected artists have the freedom to experiment, expand their practice, and engage directly with the PRC’s community through open studios, talks, and public events.

The residency supports artistic growth, exploration, and collaboration—fostering dialogue between artists, audiences, and the evolving field of photography—and culminates each year in a public exhibition showcasing work created during the program.

Explore the Current Residency

From the Studio

During each residency, the PRC gallery becomes both workspace and gathering place—inviting visitors to witness the creative process firsthand. Below are highlights from this season’s open studio documentation, offering a glimpse into how ideas evolve over time.

Here is a look into the artists’ early explorations and visual experiments as they begin shaping new work within the gallery space. Midway through the residency, new directions emerge as the artists refine their concepts and compositions.