Artist Residencies
We are thrilled to offer seasonal artist residencies at our Boulder studio. Residencies run for 3 months (Jan-March, April-June, July-September, October-December) and include displaying/selling your artwork on our gallery wall with an opening reception for the Boulder community, leading workshops* for young artists and adults, and the use of our studio space, silkscreening equipment and non-consumable supplies.
*Workshops are paid at a rate of $50-100 per workshop depending on length of workshop and teaching experience. Scribble retains 20% for all art sale proceeds.
We welcome artists of ALL mediums to apply for our residency program. We are currently booked through June 2026 and will be considering applications for July-September 2026. Please apply using this form. Email monica@scribbleartworkshop.com if you have any questions.
Fall 2025 Residency
We are excited to announce our first resident artist for October-December 2025, Andi Newberry.
ARTIST BIO
Andi Newberry is a printmaker and multi-disciplinary artist from North Texas, now based in Colorado’s Front Range. She earned her MFA from the University of Colorado, Boulder (December 2024). She graduated with her BFA from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas.
She is an adjunct professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She has also taught at Regis University in Denver and Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design. She teaches foundations, printmaking, and painting courses. From January-March 2025, she served as Artist in Residence at Boulder Public Library’s STUDIO24. She also teaches community-based workshops at the Firehouse Art Center in Longmont, CO.
ARTIST STATEMENT
I navigate—and enjoy tangling—the threads connecting memory, storytelling, and imagination. In my work, different fixations, gestures of poetry, and glimpses of experience mingle and coalesce, allowing for partial, fragmented, and invented narratives to emerge. My engagement with memory is colorful, gestural, evasive, and playful.
I employ alternative and contemporary methods of printmaking, often working with screen print, lithography, and monotype on both paper and fabric. In my sewn fabric works, various hand-printed pieces collide with secondhand textiles and scraps donated by loved ones. My mixed media, collage-originated practice leaves space open for spontaneity, experimentation, and play.