“In answer to your question, how do artists create space for discourse, I’m still trying to figure it out.” Andres Serrano is a 1987 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellow in Photography and his recently released book, Salvation: The Holy Land, as well the work “Residents of New York,” are both fiscally sponsored by NYFA. Serrano, born in…
Round out the month with a full calendar of art and culture created by NYFA artists around the city and abroad. Pursue through our bi-monthly listings of exhibitions, screenings, readings, and performances and remember to let us know what you think on Social Media by using the hashtags #NYFAFellows and #NYFAFiscalSponsorship. #ArtSelfies are encouraged! Things…
“PROFILED is a powerful documentary and a crucial contribution to the discussion of race and racism in America—both in terms of its economic and ideological impact.” – Pat Keeton, Professor of Communication Arts, Ramapo College of New Jersey PROFILED is the latest film by Kathleen Foster and is a NYFA fiscally sponsored project. The documentary…
“Through an open discussion with some of the most thoughtful inhabitants of the land, we have sought to impart what we have learned to a wider public.” – Oren Rudavsky The Ruins of Lifta is the new feature-length documentary directed and produced by Menachem Daum and Oren Rudavsky. The film makes its NYC Theatrical Premiere…
“Learning to live creatively is the greatest power.” Time In began 10 years ago this fall as a NYFA Fiscally Sponsored project and is now a nonprofit organization serving children in the arts. It is a groundbreaking arts initiative that brings some of New York’s youngest, at-risk public school children out of classrooms in Harlem…
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