Residency Unlimited (RU) announces an Open Call for the 2024 NYC-Based Artist Residency Program.
Dedicated to artists who are traditionally underrepresented in the arts, RU’s NYC-Based Artist Residency Program is accepting applications from artists who identify as Black, Indigenous and People of Color, with a focus on artistic practices that explore ideas connected to identity as an individual or as part of a larger community. The three-month residency will take place from April 1 - June 30, 2024 in collaboration with RU Guest Curator Hayley Ferber.
Residency Unlimited (RU) is a non-profit art organization that supports the creation, presentation, and circulation of contemporary art and ideas through its unique residency program and year-round public programs. Located within a former South Congregational Church in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, RU is a multifunctional space, acting as a hub and meeting place for RU’s various community activities and public programs, including, talks, screenings, performances, and exhibitions....Here, artists and curators-in-residence hold meetings, conduct research, and at times produce work.
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Application Deadline: Sunday, December 31, 2023 at 11:59 pm EST
Notifications: Friday, February 16, 2024
Residency Dates: April 1 - June 30, 2024
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Criteria:
- RU welcomes applications from BIPOC artists working across media
- Artists practice explores ideas connected to identity as an individual or as part of a larger community.
- Artists live in one of the five boroughs
- The artist has a valid social security number
- Matriculated students are not eligible
- Please note that this program does not offer studio space
Four artists will be selected from applications reviewed by a jury of arts professionals. Past jurors have included: Natasha Becker, Curator of African Art Fine Arts Museum San Francisco and co-founder of Assembly Room; Rachel Raphaela Gugelberger, Curator of Visual Arts at Wave Hill; Alaina Simone, artist liaison, art consultant, and curator; Christopher Udemezue, 2020 RU alum, visual artist and founder of RAGGA NYC; and Ilk Yasha, Studio Museum Institute Coordinator, Elvira Clayton, 2021 RU NYC-Based Artist Residency alum; and Dario Mohr, Founder and Director of AnkhLave Arts Alliance, Inc.
The 2024 NYC-Based Artist Residency features:
- A $3,300 stipend
- $500 production support
- Weekly one-on-one visits with guest curators/critics, both in person and on-line, that align artistic/curatorial interests. Visits will include meetings with guest curator Hayley Ferber, the RU team and invited art professionals
- Activities with international artist resident community including artist presentations, a monthly salon with guest curator Hayley Ferber and field trips
- Project/production assistance
- A culminating group exhibition curated by Hayley Ferber, location and exact dates to be determined
- Residency activities are expected to take place in-person and combine virtual activity as well
Hayley Ferber is a contemporary arts facilitator, curator, educator and artist living in Brooklyn, NY. In her current role as Associate Director of Operations at The Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural & Educational Center and previous role as Deputy Director of Chashama, she supports a creative community of multidisciplinary artists. Independently, she has curated exhibitions for The Clemente Center, Residency Unlimited, Equity Gallery, New York Artists Circle, Robert Berry Gallery, and the Yard: Williamsburg, among others. As a visiting curator, Hayley has worked with artists from Residency Unlimited, ISCP, the NARS Foundation, Kunstraum LLC and ChaNorth, and has served as guest juror for NYSCA, the DCLA, Brooklyn Arts Council, and Queens Council on the Arts. Hayley's personal artistic practice explores nautical themes through artist books and printmaking. She has exhibited her work at the Kalamazoo Book Art Center, Equity Gallery, Chashama, the Pelham Art Center, 440 Gallery, 92NY and Aqua Art Miami among others. She was a resident artist at ChaNorth in 2021 and received her MAT in Art & Design Education from RISD and BS in Studio Art from NYU.
To fill out the application form, please have the following materials ready:
- Contact information
- Artist Statement (1500 characters / 250 words)
- Statement of Interest / Proposal (3000 characters / 500 words)
- Current CV (PDF format)
- PDF portfolio including up to 10 images of work including title, date, medium, dimensions and a brief narrative description (max 7MB)
- If you are submitting samples of performance and/or time-based works, please include up to three links in the application
Entrada actualizada el el 28 nov de 2023
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