5 venues, grants, residency programs, etc

I mostly ended up looking for stuff that was New York-based but I thought it was kind of important to seek out stuff there that I haven't heard of, since there's so much. I also included the artist names that I looked up in case anyone is ever curious how their art corresponds to the types of places they've shown/residences they've had/etc.


Brian Scott Campbell
- Artists Alliance Inc.
o Based in NYC, focused on fostering artistic community especially on
Lower East Side, for underrepresented and emerging artists
o Provide free studio spaces, access to art professionals and the public
o Host exhibitions and cultural activities
o Education programs for local public schools
o LES Studio Program- Artist residencies for those who apply and are
accepted

Aron Wiesenfeld
- Arcadia Gallery
o Soho, NYC
o Focuses on contemporary, representational artwork
o Most of the artists featured seem to strongly harken back to art historical
tradition
o You can send them your work for review in form of slides, photos,
transparencies

Winston Chmielinski
- NP Contemporary Art Center
o 131 Chrystie St., New York, NY, 10002
o NYC Lower East Side
o Crossover/multimedia exhibitions
o Considered “edgier” and more experimental
o Emphasis on new media art
o Exhibitions, performances, concerts, artist talks, movie screenings
o Contemporary Art gallery, performance space, education center

Jillian Tamaki
- Society of Illustrators Award
o Student Scholarship Competition
o Only department chairs/administrators can enter work…
o Deadline Jan 30/31

Matt Bollinger
- THE ICEBOX
- Part of Crane Arts in Philadelphia, PA
- Visual and multimedia contemporary art
- Crane aims to support artistic production by emerging and established artists
- Help Philadelphia’s artistic community and growth as a whole
- Provide space for visual/performing arts