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 info@scribbleartworkshop.com if you have any questions.

Spring 2026 Residency

We are excited to announce our resident artists for April-June:

MADELINE HAHN

Madeline Hahn is a visual artist based in Boulder Colorado. She is a recent graduate of the University of Colorado, Boulder with a BFA in Drawing & Painting, with minors in Anthropology and Art History. She strives to understand what made her, who built her, the complexities of memory, and how that knowledge can be freeing. Her work is based primarily in oil painting while also exploring the breadth of textile art. Through meditative practices (including sewing, embroidery, and knitting), and intuitive mark making she explores memory and its intersections with identity. Relying on the deconstruction of her paintings, then to sew them together, creating final pieces that are reminiscent of traditional quilts.

TAYLOR MỸ-LY NGUYEN

Taylor Mỹ-Ly Nguyen (b. 2001, Shreveport, Louisiana) is a ceramic and mixed media artist based in Denver, Colorado. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics, Minor in Art History, and Post-Baccalaureate from the University of Colorado Boulder, where she cultivated an interdisciplinary practice spanning ceramics, drawing, painting, and printmaking. Nguyen has showcased her work nationally and in numerous exhibitions at the Visual Arts Complex, including a permanent installation in the Woodman Study Collection. Her sculptural installations explore the interconnectedness of human experience and the natural world, highlighting how patterns found in nature reflect cycles of growth, time, and transformation within our own lives.