Calle Ignacio Allende 20, Santa Julia, San Miguel de Allende, GTO, Mexico·Workshop / Makerspace









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We offer two large live/work studios with ensuite bath and one small live/work space with a shared bathroom. All three spaces include an easel, work table, and materials storage. Residents have access to a rooftop terrace and fully-equipped shared kitchen. Residencies range from a minimum of 3 weeks up to 3 months at prices shown below. All residents are responsible for their own transportation, food and materials. Visiting artists will become part of our community working alongside local artists. You’ll have personalized introductions to galleries, artists, events and experiences around town. We will also provide you practical insights into essential art supplies, tools and where to find them. Additional programs and classes such as life drawing, painting and other classes may be offered at the time of your residency. Check our classes for dates and prices for these separate events. Longer term residents (2-3 months) will have the option to present their work in an art show at the end of their stay. Mentorship is available upon request. Washing machine, iron, workout equipment on site.
Three options for arrival. Queretero, Leon or Mexico City are options for flying into Mexico. You an take a bus or shuttle service from all three.
You'll enjoy camaraderie with the local artists in the space and the other art residents. Enjoy outings together or get as much personal space as you like.
The artists are free to create their own goals and may have an opportunity to showcase their work nearing the end of their residency.
3 weeks
Private Room / studio, kitchen, rooftop terrace, art equipment like easels, tables, chairs,
Private room, ensuite and private studio space
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