NYFA is pleased to announce Multilingual Doctors’ Hours, a program developed to provide free, individual consultations in multiple languages, serving artists in all disciplines, including film and video makers, and writers. If you have reached a crossroads in your project, are having trouble beginning or completing a work sample, building a website or outreach strategy,…
This month #NYFAFellows can be seen and heard all around the city, further afield and even abroad in cities like Bologna, Italy. Whether you catch a new theater production by Ping Chong in Staten Island, explore Michele Brody’s outdoor work in Harlem, or catch Dread Scott’s work at the African American Museum in Philly, there…
Through the support of the Donald and Shelley Rubin Foundation, the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) is pleased to announce the launch of the Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program: Social Practice. IAP: Social Practice is a year-long professional development program for immigrant and 1st-generation artists working in all forms of socially engaged art (including,…
NYFA is proud to be the fiscal sponsor of artist Edward Mapplethorpe’s project One: Sons and Daughters, a collection of sixty commissioned photographs of one-year-olds. Published by powerHouse Books, One is available for purchase at Strand Bookstore and online. Edward’s art career spans decades, from studying photography at SUNY Stony Brook to working in his…
May 18 is around the corner and with it comes everybody’s favorite hashtag! Join the conversation using #ArtistHotline and tweet us your art-related questions. Every business needs a mission. NYFA’s, for example, is “to empower emerging artists and arts organizations across all disciplines at critical stages in their creative lives and professional/organizational development.” #ArtistHotline is…
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