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FAQs:

Q. What are studio spaces like at Caumsett?

A. Caumsett’s work space is a one-hundred year-old barn, adapted to an artist studio. The space is 720 square feet and has eight-foot high walls, three small windows and a vaulted ceiling. This is strictly a work space, not a living space. Caumsett is providing two, eight-foot-long work tables, a professional hanging system, studio chairs and lighting. Running water is available approximately 100 feet away.

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Q. Can a guest, friend, spouse, partners, significant other, gallerist, mentor, artist, etc. visit residents inside the residency houses?

A. Yes, we are a park that is open to the public. For those who do not have an empire pass, the park charges an $8 VUF fee. During your residency, family members will be allowed to visit you free of charge.

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Q. Can residents bring a pet and or can pets visit?

A. No, Caumsett is a State Park and no animals are allowed.

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Q. Are meals/food provided for residents?

A. Caumsett provides a $500-1,000 stipend which may be spent however the artist decides. There is a cafe open Friday-Sunday across from the studio and the Foundation will be happy to provide a detailed list of groceries and local restaurants. Doordash and Seamless deliver to the studio.

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Q. Is there Wi-fi at Caumsett?

A. Yes, we have wifi in the artist studio and adjacent areas.

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Q. Does Caumsett have insurance to protect my work?

A. Not at this time. Artists are responsible for all of the work or items brought into the space.