THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN CRAFT 1o1!

Early Bird Application Deadline: April 15, 2026

Please read this carefully before filling out AN application

The following information is here to clarify the structure and expectations of the application process. Please make sure to open both of the categories below and read through each carefully before proceeding with your application. Each section contains essential guidance that will help you complete the form accurately and make the most of your experience.

  • At Craft 1o1, we ask each participant to select at least three programs; not because we expect you to do everything, but because we believe real learning happens at the intersections. Our mission is rooted in cross-disciplinary exploration: when you step outside your primary focus and engage with unfamiliar forms of making and thinking, surprising connections emerge. Choosing multiple programs (three or more) doesn’t change the cost, and during your stay, you’re welcome to join any programs happening during your selected dates.

    The application form has three parts:

    1. Personal Information: basic details like your name, date of birth, and contact info.

    2. Accommodation Preferences: logistical and accessibility needs.

    3. Application Questions, which include two required sections: Dates of Attendance and Program Selection. These must align. You are responsible for ensuring the programs you select take place during the dates you plan to be on campus.

    In the Dates of Attendance section, you’ll enter the exact dates you plan to be at Craft 1o1 anytime between July 1 and August 30. There are no set blocks; you build your own schedule. For example, you might attend from July 1–14 or August 10–24. You can also list non-consecutive dates (e.g. July 5–20 and August 3–17). If you’re attending long-term but have breaks (e.g. July 1–August 30 with time away July 21–August 4), please include that too. We need a full, accurate picture of your stay.

    Then, in the Program Selection section, you can choose as many programs as you’d like; each program includes its scheduled dates. Be sure the programs you select match both your availability and the dates you entered in the previously mentioned Dates of Attendance section. For instance, if you’re attending and selecting July 1–14, don’t select a program that runs August 5–12.

    These selections help us understand your interests and build a balanced weekly community. We encourage you to explore what you’re passionate about and also what’s unfamiliar. Some of the most meaningful experiences come from stepping outside your comfort zone.

  • Craft 1o1 registration is open to Resident participants (those staying on campus). All programs are open to participation by everyone on campus, and you’re encouraged to engage with as many as you’d like.

    Resident participants live on site and take part in any programs or projects happening during their stay, forming part of a shared and evolving working environment across the full duration of their time here.

    Participation Costs:

    Detailed pricing information is outlined within this application.

    As part of early registration these reduced rates (-20%) are available for a limited period. This year, the structure has been adjusted to better support longer stays. In addition to weekly participation, we offer extended options structured as a one-month (half bundle) and two-month (full bundle) commitment, designed to make deeper engagement more accessible.

    Craft 1o1 is designed to be flexible, open-ended, and self-directed. Your time here is yours to shape, and it begins with this application.

Craft 1o1 2026 Resident Early-Bird Application Form

COST BREAKDOWN (Prices Reflect Early Bird Discount)

Weekly: $382.50 (Shared Room), $510 (Private Room), $637.50 (Couple)

One Month (Half Bundle): $1,147.50 (Shared Room), $1,530 (Private Room), $1,912.50 (Couple) (Equivalent to $286.88/week — saving $95.62/week compared to weekly rates)

Two Months (Full Bundle): $1,700 (Shared Room), $2,295 (Private Room), $2,847.50 (Couple) (Equivalent to $212.50/week — saving $170/week compared to weekly rates).

Participants prepare and share three communal meals each week: Arts Letters & Numbers covers the cost of two of these meals while the third is organized as a potluck, with everyone invited to contribute something of their choosing.

Please make sure you’ve read the Pre-Application 2026 page for a clear overview of what this application entails, as well as the Participant Liability Waiver, which you will be asked to sign at the end of this form.