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Field Projects

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Space, time & creative practice4 open opportunities listedNew York, New York, United States

About the residency

Field Projects is an artist-run gallery and curatorial platform founded in 2011 in New York City. Established by a collective of artists and curators, it was conceived as a responsive alternative to the commercial gallery model, prioritizing experimentation, dialogue, and the presentation of work that might not otherwise find a venue. The organization operates with a flexible, project-based approach, hosting exhibitions, performances, and screenings that often engage with emerging and under-recognized practices. Its ethos is rooted in community and collaboration, with a commitment to providing a platform for artists at critical junctures in their careers.
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Residency opportunities

4 listed
OpenDeadline · 2027-01-10

Open Call — Field Projects

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OpenDeadline · 2027-01-10

Open Call — Field Projects

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OpenDeadline · 2027-01-11

Field Projects — Winter Open Call 2026-7

OpenDeadline · 2027-01-11

Field Projects — Winter Open Call 2026-7

Planning your application

Artists should approach Field Projects with a clear, concise proposal that articulates the conceptual underpinnings of their work and how it aligns with the gallery's experimental ethos. Given its project-based nature, flexibility and a willingness to adapt to the space are valued. It is advisable to review past exhibitions to understand the curatorial tone, and to submit via the open call with a well-documented portfolio and a focused artist statement. Patience and professionalism are key, as the gallery is run by a small team and receives a high volume of submissions.