The Art Sprinter - Competition

Take your chance to participate at the international art competition The Art Sprinter. This juried art contest promotes equal opportunities for artists from all over the world to present their artworks at the Group Art Exhibition in the Hamptons and win cash prizes... (read more)

Studio Space in Jersey City

$350.00 month to month
24/7 Studio Spaces available in a shared space in downtown Jersey City, ideal for painters and draftsmen. 5 min walk from the Grove street PATH.

These 100 square foot spaces (personal space, shared and cubby) are available by the Jersey City Art School. JCAS currently rents spaces to 37 people with new locations on the way.
www.jcartschool.com

Email for more info - jcartschool@gmail.com

Arts Administration Internship at New York Academy of Art

The Internship in Arts Administration provides experience and learning opportunities to a student interested in pursuing a career in an institution of higher education specific to the fine arts. Working closely with professional staff at the Academy, interns participate in the ongoing work of the MFA and Continuing Education departments. Tasks will include projects to support the Visiting Critics program and the Art & Culture Lecture Series, as well as registration database entry, note-taking, organization of files and calendars, and other administrative/office-based duties as assigned. In addition, the intern will also have the opportunity to attend various workshops, talks and special events. The internship is unpaid, but academic credit and letters of recommendation can be arranged with a college or university upon completion of the internship. 

Eligibility 
Consideration will be given to currently enrolled students or recent graduates from an undergraduate program with a BA or BFA degree. 

Dates 

Flexible start date, preferably mid-August. Duration of internship is negotiable with a minimum of a two-month commitment. The candidate should be available 2 or 3 days a week from 10 – 5pm. 

Application Procedure 

To apply, please send your résumé and contact information for three professional references via email to Katie Hemmer, Assistant to the Faculty Chair: khemmer@nyaa.edu.

Equal Opportunity
Applicants from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply. The New York Academy of Art does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, gender, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation or physical handicap and is committed to diversity.

Website: www.nyaa.edu

ARTIST STUDIO FOR SUB LEASE - 1717 Troutman street in Bushwick L train to Jefferson stop

Gorgeous, luminous artist studio approx 600-square foot space - of a 2500-square foot large space- for sublease this summer beginning July 1st through September 2013.

I am looking to find a trustworthy and reliable person for my space, as well as our well-maintained common area space, while I'm away. $ 750 per month

Some important things:

-Total rent is to be paid up front plus a security deposit, which will be returned at the end of the sublease.
-No partying or social visitors other than art-related, professional studio visits.
-No dust or fume-producing media permitted. Oil painting OK if odorless/bio solvents used.
-Space must be cleaned and left in the same condition as the beginning of the sublease.
-300-sq/ft common area must be respected/maintained, with shared usage of couch and fridge.
-Electricity and trash fees will be included.

Please contact Lisbeth if interested: 917-406-9708, lisbethmccoy@mac.com

New York Academy of Art/ West Nottingham Academy Artist Residency

Eric Fischl, the New York Academy of Art, and the West Nottingham Academy are pleased to announce an Artist Residency Program located on the beautiful campus of West Nottingham Academy near the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. West Nottingham Academy was founded in 1744 and is a residential school for college-bound students with a strong emphasis on the arts.

Every year three artist/residents will be chosen exclusively from the alumni community of the New York Academy of Art to teach and create art on campus at the West Nottingham Academy. Each artist/resident will be present on campus for one term of the trimester (the fall, winter, or spring). Artist/residents will be given a private studio, an apartment in the Faculty Dormitory, three meals a day at the campus dining facility, access to a campus car as needed, an exhibition at the beginning of the residency, and the opportunity to present their work to the West Nottingham community in the form of an Artist Talk. Each artist/resident will also be given an $8,000 stipend to support their work and to cover any unforeseen expenses during the residency, generously provided by West Nottingham alumnus Eric Fischl.

Each artist/resident will be required to teach two forty-five minute classes five days a week for eight to ten weeks, depending on the term of the trimester. The syllabi for these classes will be designed by each artist/resident in consultation with West Nottingham faculty.

Interested alumni should submit five images of current work (72 dpi), a one-page artist statement describing your work, a one-page pedagogical statement outlining your approach to teaching, a current CV, the discipline you would be applying to teach and the trimester you would prefer to teach.

Deadline July 1, 2013

Please submit all materials to Heidi Elbers, Manager of Alumni Affairs, alumni@nyaa.edu