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Every year a panel of five arts professionals, assembled by the Bronx Museum, selects thirty-six artists to participate in the AIM program. The thirteen AIM sessions are led by a faculty of specialists and address areas of practical concern to artists including: career management and gallery representation; exhibition and public art opportunities; grant writing, copyright law and contracts, and marketing. There are two groups: winter (January through March) and spring (April through June).The sessions are held at the Bronx Museum and off-site locations on Tuesdays from 6 to 8 pm and occasionally on Saturdays from 3-5 pm. Participating artists are encouraged to build their networks through the program's collaborative structure. AIM culminates with a biennial exhibition organized by a team of guest curators and an accompanying catalogue.
Fredrick, Maryland, United States
Spartanburg, United States
Nashville, United States
Corvallis, United States
Highland Park, United States
Montross, United States
Dating back to 1877, The Arts Centre has a rich history and an exciting future at the heart of the arts community in Ōtautahi Christchurch. The residency programme supports creative professionals practicing in any creative media to work on a project for up to three months at The Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora in Ōtautahi Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand. It is open to people from New Zealand and around the world for a residency period of between 1 and 3 months. Engagement with the local community is an integral part of this residency programme and it is anticipated that the residency will culminate in an exhibition, performance, reading, workshops or some other such event that involves the community. It is also hoped that residents will be interested in collaborating with local practitioners.
Lakeland, United States
United States
Submissions for the artist-in-residence programme AUX-AiR 2018 are now open! They are looking for four emerging and early career international artists working in the fields of sonic art, performance and installation to undertake a funded 6 week residency at the project space in Teesside, northeast England. Chosen artists will receive a stipend, production budget and travel allowance. During their residency, artists will present an exhibition/performance and a talk/workshop at The Auxiliary's gallery space, network with local artists and organizations and benefit from critical feedback sessions with invited artistic mentors. Successful applicants will also benefit from networking opportunities with their partners Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, Navigator North, Platform A and Middlesbrough Council. AUX-AiR 2018 is proud to be funded by the Arts Council of England.
The B’K is a quarterly art and lit magazine prioritizing traditionally marginalized creators, but it’s open to all. The B’K is interested in people being able to decolonize and tell their own stories.
Highlands, United States
The Bascom’s Education Fellows are critical members of our team. They are given job responsibilities that uphold the mission of our organization and prepare them for careers in the arts. Education Fellows must be disciplined, hard workers with teaching experience who are able to tackle a broad range of assignments. The Education Fellowship is a 3 – 12 month position (flexible dates upon approval) under the supervision of the Director of Education and Outreach. First and foremost, the Education Fellow is Lead Instructor for regional pre-K, K-12, college, adult, and senior groups that partner with The Bascom. The instructor also designs self-guided museum activities for the public, and supports public programs.
United Kingdom
In the 1920s, the artists of the international avant-garde lived next door to one another in the complex of Masters’ Houses. In 2016, contemporary artists returned to the scene. The Bauhaus Residency enables artists from all over the world to live and work in the Masters’ Houses. Bauhaus Residency 2021 – Infrastructure In modernism, architecture, design and infrastructure cannot be separated: The more comprehensive the network of urban infrastructures became, the more efficiently and economically housing could be designed. The Masters' Houses in Dessau are interesting examples of this immediate connection between modern infrastructure and architecture. Large-scale projects oriented around ideologies of technological progress caused the rapid destruction of landscapes and settlements in the 1960s and 1970s, and they are under massive criticism now. Nature is no longer treated as a infinitely available resource. In the face of impending scarcity of resources and privatization, communal supply networks and infrastructures all over the world are challenged in the 21st century. In their works, exhibitions and events, the artists* of the Bauhaus Residency Programme devote themselves to these and other aspects of infrastructure.
New Haven, Conneticut, United States
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
New York, United States
The Blank is a cultural network born in 2010 to promote and enhance territories, identities and local cultural heritage through contemporary art and its participatory, inclusive and transnational dimension. The activity of The Blank contributes to the social growth of the community with which is engaged in a dialogue and fosters the access and the development of the public through exhibitions, publications, educational projects, residencies and international exchanges. In 2011 The Blank starts in Bergamo the first project of mobility and hospitality, establishing an artist residence with The Blank Residency. The residency project hosts Italian and international artists and theorists, selected through open calls and projects upon invitation, and offers them space and relationships to develop their artistic research, both practical and theoretical. The residency program is organized in different projects that embrace various contemporary researches and create connections with Italian and international institutions. The residence offers the chance to meet and be guided to discover the national and local cultural reality and to develop a dialogue with the local community that is actively involved in the projects.
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