Subject: Deadline Alert: Applications for Artist Studios Program due Monday, April 16 ?? ??
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Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2018 15:01:55 +0000
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Dear R.,

I’m writing to let you know that the application deadline for the Artist Studios Program (https://madmuseum.org/learn/artist-studios) has been extended through Monday, April 16, 2018!

We hope you or someone you know will apply to take advantage of these great opportunities within the Artist Studios Program, which offers one Artist Fellow and six Daily Residents a six-month term studio space and financial support, as well as professional development opportunities and studio visits with arts professionals.

The Artist Studios Program hosts artists and designers daily as they produce their work in a live studio environment. Visitors to MAD meet working artists who openly welcome questions and dialogue, and discuss their processes, materials, and concepts with diverse members of the public. This program serves as an innovative model of interactivity and engagement that benefits local artists and Museum visitors through observation, making, and discussion of creative processes.
APPLY NOW (http://madmuseum.org/content/artist-studios-application)

If you have any questions about either of the below programs, please contact Marissa Passi, Coordinator of Public Programs, at [email-masked].

We look forward to receiving applications!

Sincerely,

Cathleen Lewis
VP of Education and Programs
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Artist Studios Daily Residency Program (https://madmuseum.org/content/artist-studios-application)

Artists selected for the daily residency program are each assigned one day a week to work, along with a selection of Thursday evenings. Artists receive a daily honorarium of $125 and have access to a variety of tools and materials, as well as the Museum galleries. Professional development and public programming opportunities are also offered throughout the residency term.

Successful applicants have a mature body of work that reveals a mastery of techniques, methods, processes and/or materials, as well as demonstrates developed concepts, ideas, and/or themes. There are no age or other restrictions on who is eligible to apply to the daily residency program.

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Artist Fellowship (https://madmuseum.org/content/artist-studios-application)

Fellows at MAD are offered a dedicated studio space to work in for up to forty hours a week for six months, receiving a stipend of $15,000. A total of fifteen of the forty hours the Fellow is at work in the Museum each week must be open hours, during which the public has access to the Fellow’s studio. Additionally, Fellows are given extra professional development opportunities including regular meetings with Museum staff and outside professionals in addition to being able to participate in workshops and meet regularly with a mentor in their creative field.

Applicants must be thirty years or younger at the start of their fellowship, no exceptions (artists will be asked to submit paperwork to prove their legal age). Fellows must also identify racially and/or culturally with a historically underrepresented community, demonstrate the need for financial assistance to advance their artistic careers, and be residents of New York City.

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Top Image: Fall/Winter 2017 Van Lier Fellow Lexy Ho-Tai. Photo by Heidi Bohnenkamp.
Middle Image: Fall/Winter 2017 Artist-in-Residence Rodger Stevens. Photo by Kat Ryals.
Bottom Image: Summer 2016 Van Lier Fellow Aqeel Malcolm. Photo by Kat Ryals.

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