The document contains questions asked of four artists - Seana Higgins, Clara Hoag, Ellen Kleckner, and Charity White - about how their work and lifestyles have been affected by transience. They are asked about how location has impacted their work, how they have adapted to different studio environments, what they do without a studio, how their views on transience have changed over time, how they financially manage a transient lifestyle, decisions they now reconsider, the easiest and hardest parts of their transient lifestyles, and their processes for applying to teaching opportunities and residencies.

1. Material Girls in a
Transitional World

2. Seana Higgins
Seana Higgins

7. Clara Hoag

13. Ellen Kleckner

18. Charity White

23. How has location positively or
negatively affected your work?

24. Has your work changed to
accommodate different studio
environments and, if so, how?
What do you do when you don’t
have a studio?

25. How have your attitudes regarding
transience changed over time?

26. How have you monetarily negotiated
a transient lifestyle?

27. Are there any decisions you have
made that you now reconsider?

28. What is the easiest part of this
lifestyle?

29. What qualifications do you look for in
a school, teaching opportunity, or
residency?
What is your process for applying
and/or choosing where to go?

30. What is the hardest part of this
lifestyle?

31. seanahiggins.com
claragracehoag.com
charitysharonwhite.com