CCA Andratx Artist-in-Residence Prize
Award: Awarded to one artist for a one-month residency in May 2026 in Mallorca, Spain. CCA Andratx will provide the artist with studio space and accommodation for the duration of the residency. The institution will contribute €300 toward the artist’s travel costs.
Eligibility & How to Apply: Open to all. Please email exhibitors@untitledartfairs.com with a PDF of available works from your booth presentation by Friday, November 7.
The CCA Andratx Artist-in-Residence Prize returns for its fourth year, offering an exceptional residency opportunity at its renowned facility in Mallorca, Spain. The 2026 edition continues to celebrate emerging and established artistic voices, providing the selected artist from Untitled Art, Miami Beach with dedicated studio space and accommodation at CCA Andratx. The prize winner will be chosen by a jury of experts, including Untitled Art’s Curatorial Team, the CCA Andratx Residency Team, and an Untitled Art Ambassador. CCA Andratx is one of the largest contemporary art centers in the Balearic Islands, with a history of supporting over 700 artists from more than 20 countries through its long-running Artist-in-Residence Program.
Eighth House Residency Prize Partnership
Award: Awarded to one artist with the Residency taking place August 10–24, 2026, in Vermont. The recipient will receive accommodation (private cabin with studio space), all meals and groceries (organic and locally sourced), $500 supplies/materials budget, local transportation, and round-trip travel.
Eligibility & How to Apply: Open to all. Please email exhibitors@untitledartfairs.com with a PDF of available works from your booth presentation by Friday, November 7.
Eighth House is a restorative residency program for visual artists, curators, and writers nestled in the forest of central Vermont. As a first-time prize partner at Untitled Art, Miami Beach, Eighth House will award one exhibiting artist a two-week stay at its campus during the summer of 2026. Artists enjoy access to fresh food directly from neighboring farms, including local honey tastings and on-site visits that foster deeper community engagement. While the residency provides time for focused studio work and experimentation, it also prioritizes rest, rejuvenation, and immersion in nature. Many artists use this opportunity to explore new mediums or shift aspects of their practice. Past residents have embraced the time to reset, while some have engaged in open studios, visiting lectures, and artist talks.
Fountainhead Residency Artist Prize
Award: Awarded to one artist for a residency taking place from November 5 through December 10, 2025, at Fountainhead Residency in Miami, Florida. The recipient will receive round-trip airfare and accommodations, a $1,500 stipend/honorarium, and access to career development and community programming.
Eligibility & How to Apply: By invitation only.
The Fountainhead Residency Artist Prize is a continued collaboration between Untitled Art and Fountainhead Residency, a nationally recognized program that nurtures visual artists through immersive residencies, community engagement, and career-building support. In 2025, one artist exhibiting at Untitled Art, Miami Beach will be awarded a one-month residency at Fountainhead, aligning with the fair’s broader curatorial framework and commitment to supporting contemporary artists through meaningful partnerships. The selected artist will benefit from a dedicated studio and living space, round-trip airfare, a $1,500 stipend/honorarium, and access to Fountainhead’s professional development programming and network of local curators, collectors, and cultural leaders.
Last Resort Artist Retreat Residency Prize
Award: Awarded to one artist for a one-month residency for July 2026. The recipient will receive round-trip airfare, travel expenses, meals, cultural and wellness programming, and a $1,000 stipend. The residency will take place at The Last Resort Artist Retreat, a one-acre private residence located in the historic Waverly neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland.
Eligibility & How to Apply: Artists of African descent from North America, Latin America, and the Caribbean are eligible for the prize. Please email exhibitors@untitledartfairs.com with a PDF of available works from your booth presentation by Friday, November 7.
Now in its third year, the Last Resort Artist Retreat Residency Prize continues a meaningful partnership between Untitled Art and The Last Resort Artist Retreat (TLRAR), a program of Charm City Cultural Cultivation (CCCC) founded by artist Derrick Adams. The residency subscribes to the concept of leisure as therapy for Black creatives and is committed to offering both the space and a thoughtfully curated experience conducive to deep rejuvenation. TLRAR invites artists by invitation-only to a four-week summer residency designed to foster rest, reflection, and fellowship. Each cycle provides guests with housing, chef-prepared meals, private workspaces, and therapeutic services led by trained practitioners focused on holistic wellness, encompassing both physical and mental well-being. The prize encourages artists to pause, reflect, and reconnect with their creative practices through intentional leisure and community engagement.
