Gunyah artist-in-residence program

Gunyah artists-in-residence program provides low cost self-contained accommodation for solo, collaboration, group and family short term creative residencies for visual artists, writers, composers, designers, curators, new media and performance artists.

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Applications for the 2026 Gunyah Artists-in-Residence Program have now closed.

Thank you to all the artists and creatives who submitted applications.

The artists selected for the 2026 Gunyah Artists-in-Residence Program will be announced on 19 December.

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Gunyah

'Gunyah' means resting place or place of shelter in the Gathang language of the Worimi people in the North Arm Cove area, and the term also features in a number of other Indigenous languages in NSW. This timber pole house, named Gunyah, was designed and built in the early 1980s by a group of friends who continue to enjoy holidays here, as well as inviting artists to spend time in this special place via the Gunyah artists-in-residence program.

Acknowledgement of Country

Gunyah artists-in-residence program is located on Gathang country, the ancestral lands of the Worimi people. We acknowledge them as the traditional custodians for this place, land, sky, and waters. When artists come to the Gunyah to develop and share their own creativity, learning, skills and cultural practices, we respect the knowledge embedded forever within the First Nations Custodianship of Country.

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Acknowledgement of Country

"Gunyah artists-in-residence program acknowledges and pays respect to the Worimi people - the traditional custodians of this land - to their elders past, present and emerging, it is on their ancestral lands that the Gunyah artist-in-residence program is located."

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