International Artist Residency Open Call 2015
Dates:
Wed Feb 25, 2015 14:55 - Wed Apr 01, 2015
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The NARS Foundation is currently accepting applications for our International Artist Residency Program. Our residency program supports emerging and mid-career artists as well as artists with established national and/or international reputations for whom a change of environment may offer refreshment and inspiration. We offer 24/7 access to 280 – 325 sq ft studio spaces in our diverse artist community in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Our residency artists benefit from our community driven program and the ongoing dialogue between fellow residency artists. Residents also have the advantage of working alongside emerging and established NYC based artists in our studio facilities. While experimenting and creating new work in the studio, artists are encouraged to engage with the public through public events, presentations, open studios, exhibitions, outings, and studio visits with curators, gallerists, and arts administrators. To see a list of our past studio visitors, please visit http://narsfoundation.org//studioVisits.php.
During our Spring Open Call, NARS will offer 3-month residencies for U.S. based applicants and 3-month and 6-month residencies for international applicants. Only U.S. based artists are eligible for the Full and Partial Residency Fellowships at this time. International artists who need funding to cover the program fee, travel, materials, and accommodations should apply to other sources for this support.
For additional information or questions, please contact applications@narsfoundation.org
International Application Guidelines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-GU0DZYS3MtWG5zV3k1V09SSG8/view
US Based Application Guidelines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-GU0DZYS3MtVGxOVlMtVWgwQVE/view
To Apply: https://narsfoundation.submittable.com/submit
During our Spring Open Call, NARS will offer 3-month residencies for U.S. based applicants and 3-month and 6-month residencies for international applicants. Only U.S. based artists are eligible for the Full and Partial Residency Fellowships at this time. International artists who need funding to cover the program fee, travel, materials, and accommodations should apply to other sources for this support.
For additional information or questions, please contact applications@narsfoundation.org
International Application Guidelines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-GU0DZYS3MtWG5zV3k1V09SSG8/view
US Based Application Guidelines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-GU0DZYS3MtVGxOVlMtVWgwQVE/view
To Apply: https://narsfoundation.submittable.com/submit
Open Call: NARS Foundation 2015 Emerging Curators
Deadline:
Tue Mar 03, 2015 23:59
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
DEADLINE: March 3, 2015
The Emerging Curator Program offers an opportunity for an individual to organize a conceptually cohesive and innovative group show at the NARS Foundation Gallery, a unique gallery surrounded by artist studios. The aim of the program is to encourage new dialogue and to create a platform for emerging curators and artists to experiment and exchange ideas. The curator is provided with exhibition space and administrative support, including the assistance of an experienced staff curator. No prior curatorial experience is necessary, and two-person collaborations are welcome.
Please review the Application Guidelines and accompanying gallery map completely prior to beginning your online application. Applications must be submitted by March 3, 2015. A non-refundable application fee of $10 (US) is required with each application. For additional information or questions, please contact info@narsfoundation.org
Visit: http://narsfoundation.org/NARS_EmCurGui.php to apply!
The Emerging Curator Program offers an opportunity for an individual to organize a conceptually cohesive and innovative group show at the NARS Foundation Gallery, a unique gallery surrounded by artist studios. The aim of the program is to encourage new dialogue and to create a platform for emerging curators and artists to experiment and exchange ideas. The curator is provided with exhibition space and administrative support, including the assistance of an experienced staff curator. No prior curatorial experience is necessary, and two-person collaborations are welcome.
Please review the Application Guidelines and accompanying gallery map completely prior to beginning your online application. Applications must be submitted by March 3, 2015. A non-refundable application fee of $10 (US) is required with each application. For additional information or questions, please contact info@narsfoundation.org
Visit: http://narsfoundation.org/NARS_EmCurGui.php to apply!
Sunset Illuminated
Dates:
Fri Oct 17, 2014 18:00 - Fri Nov 14, 2014
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The New York Art Residency & Studios (NARS) Foundation is delighted to present Sunset Illuminated, an annual fall exhibition highlighting the diverse talents at work in the NARS Studio Artist Community. Working within these walls, the NARS Studio Artists explore themes of distinct iconography, morphing technology, personal practice, and collective experience. Beyond highlighting their artwork, this exhibition illustrates the exchange that emerges from having the common space to discuss and dissect. This dialogue has brought these artists down a winding path of give and take, leading to the continued development of their individual artistic practice within the growing arts community of Sunset Park. Featuring 11 studio artists utilizing disparate mediums of collage, GIFs, oil paint, found objects, and plaster, Sunset Illuminated serves to give voice to the discourse of unity through intersection of interests and departure of opinions over the past year within the NARS Artist Community.
Participating Artists: Niamul Bari, Ana Delgado, Katya Grokhovsky, Nathan Hall, Rachel Klinghoffer, Tracy Miller, Kristine Moran, Daniel Ochoa, Mark John Smith, Noël St. John Harnden, Matt Whitman, and Halley Zien
Participating Artists: Niamul Bari, Ana Delgado, Katya Grokhovsky, Nathan Hall, Rachel Klinghoffer, Tracy Miller, Kristine Moran, Daniel Ochoa, Mark John Smith, Noël St. John Harnden, Matt Whitman, and Halley Zien
OPEN CALL: International Artist Residency Program
Deadline:
Wed Oct 01, 2014 23:59
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The NARS Foundation International Artist Residency Program provides national and international artists with the opportunity to produce new work while engaging with the vibrant arts community in New York City. Artists-in-residence have access to an individual studio space and various professional development programs. Residents have an opportunity to share and present their work through artist talks, workshops, and lectures and receive studio visits by prominent New York City curators, critics and gallerists. The NARS Foundation seeks applications on two levels. The first level includes emerging and mid-career artists for whom appointments as residents may make a significant impact on their careers. The second level consists of artists with established national and/or international reputations for whom a change of environment may offer refreshment and inspiration.
Online application forms must be submitted by Wednesday, October 1, 2014 before midnight. Please note that there are separate applications for artists living in the US and artists living abroad. Please read the guidelines completely prior to beginning your application. A non-refundable application fee of $35 (US) is required with each submission.
Location: Brooklyn, NY, USA
Deadline: October 1, 2014
Duration: January - December, 2015 (US-Based); 3 or 6 months January 2015 - December 2016 (International)
Eligibility: The International Artist Residency Program is open to emerging and established US Based and International Artists. Students are not eligible to apply.
Costs & Support: US-Based artists are eligible for Full and Partial Fellowships. US-Based artists who receive the Partial Fellowship are responsible for a program fee of $2,100 which can be broken down into monthly payment installments. The Full Fellowship covers the entire cost of the residency program. International artists are responsible for a program fee of $5,000 for three months and $10, 000 for six months.
US Based Application: http://narsfoundation.org/NARS_usArt_app2014.php
International Based Application: http://narsfoundation.org/NARS_intlArt_app2014.php
Questions? E-mail info@narsfoundation.org.
Online application forms must be submitted by Wednesday, October 1, 2014 before midnight. Please note that there are separate applications for artists living in the US and artists living abroad. Please read the guidelines completely prior to beginning your application. A non-refundable application fee of $35 (US) is required with each submission.
Location: Brooklyn, NY, USA
Deadline: October 1, 2014
Duration: January - December, 2015 (US-Based); 3 or 6 months January 2015 - December 2016 (International)
Eligibility: The International Artist Residency Program is open to emerging and established US Based and International Artists. Students are not eligible to apply.
Costs & Support: US-Based artists are eligible for Full and Partial Fellowships. US-Based artists who receive the Partial Fellowship are responsible for a program fee of $2,100 which can be broken down into monthly payment installments. The Full Fellowship covers the entire cost of the residency program. International artists are responsible for a program fee of $5,000 for three months and $10, 000 for six months.
US Based Application: http://narsfoundation.org/NARS_usArt_app2014.php
International Based Application: http://narsfoundation.org/NARS_intlArt_app2014.php
Questions? E-mail info@narsfoundation.org.
Closing Reception: Parallel Shift
Dates:
Fri Jun 20, 2014 18:00 - Fri Jun 20, 2014
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
Join us June 20 from 6-8pm for the Closing Reception of Parallel Shift. Don’t miss out on the last chance to see this exhibition of artwork created by 2014 Season I & II Residency Artists. This colorful exhibition details the way in which Residency Artists simultaneously explore new work created during their residency and revisit previous work to investigate their foundation.
Help us to say goodbye to an extraordinary group of artists and wish them well while enjoying a fun night of art.
A residency presents the opportunity for exploration of self and a chance to experiment within the artistic practice. Artists are given the space and encouragement to push their work further and gain outside perspective. Elodie Abergel and Ronald Hall strive to blend history with sense of self to bring forth renewed knowledge through their work. Delphine Hennelly embraces the essence of narrative though her bather motif as Tadasuke Jinno removes it completely from painting. Ann Oren and Nicola Page meditate on the modern world of technology’s intersection with humans and nature. Kate Stone produces order and disorder within the space of the maze while Liliya Lifanova forms a lack of space through her patterns. Tai Hwa Goh, Sophie Kahn, and Brigitta Varadi sift through memory and experience to compile a present identity. Esther Simmonds-MacAdam examines the character of the female gaze through gestural paintings. Carly Snoswell acknowledges the purpose of her everyday materials while simultaneously utilizing them outside of that purpose. Emerging from a multitude of backgrounds, nationalities, and mediums, the artists in this exhibition are unified by their shift toward new dimensions while remaining in touch with their artistic roots.
Help us to say goodbye to an extraordinary group of artists and wish them well while enjoying a fun night of art.
A residency presents the opportunity for exploration of self and a chance to experiment within the artistic practice. Artists are given the space and encouragement to push their work further and gain outside perspective. Elodie Abergel and Ronald Hall strive to blend history with sense of self to bring forth renewed knowledge through their work. Delphine Hennelly embraces the essence of narrative though her bather motif as Tadasuke Jinno removes it completely from painting. Ann Oren and Nicola Page meditate on the modern world of technology’s intersection with humans and nature. Kate Stone produces order and disorder within the space of the maze while Liliya Lifanova forms a lack of space through her patterns. Tai Hwa Goh, Sophie Kahn, and Brigitta Varadi sift through memory and experience to compile a present identity. Esther Simmonds-MacAdam examines the character of the female gaze through gestural paintings. Carly Snoswell acknowledges the purpose of her everyday materials while simultaneously utilizing them outside of that purpose. Emerging from a multitude of backgrounds, nationalities, and mediums, the artists in this exhibition are unified by their shift toward new dimensions while remaining in touch with their artistic roots.