“The NYFA Fellowship is one of the few that supports studio based artists while not requiring a specific project, which is extremely generous and increasingly rare.” – Angelina Gualdoni Regina Rex is an artist-run gallery founded in 2010, at 1717 Troutman Street on the Bushwick / Ridgewood border. The space was created by artists to…
Join NYFA for a presentation with Caitlin Boyle on Thursday, October 22, 6:00 PM Join Caitlin Boyle, founder of New York-based grassroots distribution firm, Film Sprout, in a presentation about how filmmakers can apply best practices in audience cultivation, grassroots outreach, and localized marketing. For the last 10 years, we’ve seen a groundswell of demand from…
“She taught me to love music and arts and to explore my creativity in it.” Legendary jazz musician and NYFA Fellow Reggie Workman and his collaborator, accomplished jazz singer Francina Connors join us for this interview to discuss their Fiscally Sponsored project African American Legacy Project (AALP), a recent award winner of the 2015 NYFA…
“The arts all stem from the same imaginative creative source, no matter if it is dance, theater, or film.“ Angel Lam is a composer, writer and educator. Her distinguished career embraces experimentation and is marked by investigations between composition, literature and performance. Angel joins NYFA Current to discuss her practice, the role of NYFA fiscal…
Application Deadline: Wednesday, September 30 As one of the oldest and most reputable programs in the country, NYFA Fiscal Sponsorship offers artists and artist-run organizations access to a large network of funding opportunities among a variety of benefits and services to increase the value of your fundraising efforts. These benefits include: Access to large-scale funding…
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