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The Hermitage Artist Retreat is committed to supporting you and your work with the gift of time and space. The Hermitage does not seek future financial participation in projects developed while in residence. However, we do ask that artists-in-residence recognize the Hermitage. To credit the Hermitage is the most meaningful way you can contribute to the continued success of the organization and help audiences understand the Hermitage’s vital role in development.
The Hermitage Artist Retreat is committed to supporting you and your work with the gift of time and space. The Hermitage does not seek future financial participation in projects developed while in residence. However, we do ask that artists-in-residence recognize the Hermitage. To credit the Hermitage is the most meaningful way you can contribute to the continued success of the organization and help audiences understand the Hermitage’s vital role in development.
We respectfully request that you acknowledge the Hermitage in the following ways...
Credit In The Work Created. Whenever work developed (in full or in part) at the Hermitage is published, performed/produced, exhibited, or otherwise publicly shown, we ask that you please cite this connection in the same context that other developmental organizations are referenced. This may appear on the title page of a theatrical / performance program or Playbill, the acknowledgments of a published work, the wall text of an exhibition, the credits of a film, or equivalent. Credit language may appear as follows:
Developed at the Hermitage Artist Retreat (Sarasota County, Florida)
Andy Sandberg, Artistic Director and CEO
Alternative phrasing for first line:
"Developed with support from the Hermitage Artist Retreat"
"Developed in residency at the Hermitage Artist Retreat"
"Developed in part at the Hermitage Artist Retreat"
Artist Bio Recognition. Please recognize the Hermitage in your bio wherever your bio indicates awards and/or residencies. We ask that you make best efforts to do this (and alert your managers and representatives accordingly) in the context of:
Program/Playbill bios (or equivalent)
Personal website
Submitted bios for other developmental or professional opportunities
Public interviews and other professional conversations (as appropriate)
Sample Bio Listing: “Hermitage Fellow,” “Hermitage Fellowship,” “Fellow at the Hermitage Artist Retreat,” “Hermitage Artist Retreat Fellow,” or “artist-in-residence at the Hermitage Artist Retreat,” or similar.
Hermitage Bio Inclusion (as space permits). Whenever the full program/publication of the work includes bios for similar development entities, please include the following bio for the Hermitage:
The Hermitage Artist Retreat (Sarasota County, Florida; Andy Sandberg, Artistic Director and CEO). The Hermitage is a leading national arts incubator and multidisciplinary artist retreat located on Manasota Key, Florida, inviting artists across multiple disciplines for residencies on its historic beachfront campus. Hermitage Fellows have included 18 Pulitzer Prize winners, Poets Laureate, MacArthur 'Genius' Fellows, and multiple Grammy, Tony, Emmy, and Oscar winners and nominees. Works created at this beachside retreat by a diverse and accomplished group of Hermitage alumni have gone on to renowned theaters, concert halls, and galleries throughout the world. Each year, the Hermitage awards the Hermitage Greenfield Prize for a new work of art or performance, the Hermitage Major Theater Award for an original theater commission, and the Aspen Music Festival's Hermitage Prize in Composition. HermitageArtistRetreat.org
Any questions should be addressed to Programs@HermitageArtistRetreat.org
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