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Open Call | The Tony O’Malley Residency from The RHA

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Annie O'Brien
Published 29/09/26 - 1 week ago
€500.00
Location
Callan, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Category
Residencies & Studio Exchange
Apply By
30/10/2026 16:00
Lease Agreement
Lease agreement will be signed by both parties
Website
https://rhagallery.ie/residencies-awards/studio/tony-omalley-residency2026/
Address
The Tony O'Malley Residency, Lower Bridge Street, Callan, Co. Killkenny
Description

The O’Malley Residency is being offered for one year from the end of November 2026 to the end of November 2027 (exact dates to be decided). The artist who is awarded the residency in Callan, Co. Kilkenny will have the exclusive use of the house and studio at a nominal cost of €500 per month.

Artists may email their application to the RHA School and Studios administrator, Annie@rhagallery.ie, placing “O’Malley Residency” in the subject line with the following: Current artistic CV, A Cover letter, and six images of your work.

For more information, click here.

 
 
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