The New York Arts Program has one of the most impressive networks of sponsors than any other urban arts internship program. Our sponsors don’t come from generic online databases. Each sponsor has been carefully culled and screened by the New York Arts Program faculty to insure that they provide the best possible learning experience for you.
We are committed to your undergraduate education and your exploration and development of career options and opportunities as an artist.
New York City is an artist’s mecca and the cultural hub of the world. The city breathes with creativity. Our internships will connect you to this creative energy as you learn how to hone your skills and network with the best -- as you live, learn and work in New York City!
Here is a just a sampling of some of our past and current sponsors where our students have been placed:
Performing Arts & Music Arts
Acting - Arts Administration – Casting - Children’s Theatre – Choreography- Comedy and Improvisation – Dance - Scenic, Lighting, Costume and Sound Design – Development – Directing – Dramaturgy - Educational Theatre - Music Performance - Music Composition - Music Management - Music Production - Musical Theatre – Opera - Performance Art – Playwriting – Producing – Production – Publicity - Special Events Planning - Stage Management - Theatrical Press Agencies
Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre; American Symphony Orchestra; American Theatre Wing; Ballet Hispanico; Battery Dance Company; Bauman, Redanty and Shaul Agency; Bret Adams Ltd. Agency; Bob Kelly Theatrical Makeup; Broadway Dance Center; Chelsea Music; Dance Theatre Workshop; Chicago City Limits; Dixon Place; Encores!; Ensemble Studio Theatre; 52nd Street Project; Dodger Stage Productions; Costume Collection; Greenwich House Music School; Harlem School of the Arts; Hourglass Theatre; The Joyce Theater; Keith Hurd; Kelly Kimball Acting Studios; Lee Strasberg Institute; Lincoln Center for the Movement Research Inc. ; Performing Arts; Pearl Theatre; Primary Stages; Marcus Doshi Design; Match-Tix; MCC Theatre; Meredith Monk; National Dance Institute; New Dramatists; The New Group Theatre; New York City Ballet; New York City Opera; Performance Apace 122; Penny Arcade; Playwrights Horizons; Signature Theatre; TADA! Youth Theater; Telsey Casting; Theatre Mogul; Theatreworks USA; Trisha Brown Dance Company; Vineyard Theatre; Women’s Project; Wooster Group
Media Arts & Communication Arts
Advertising - Creative Writing - Digital Synthesis -Documentary Production – Editorial - Gender Studies – Journalism - Magazine Editing – Poetry - Public Relations – Publishing – Film- Radio - Recording Studio Production – Screenwriting - Sports Writing – Television - Video Production and Editing - Gender & Women's Studies
ABC’s “Good Morning America;” ABC News; Allegra Films; Big Beat Records; Bomb Magazine; Bowery Poetry Club; Brant Publications; Columbia Tristar Pictures; Charles Morrow Associates; CosmoGirl Magazine; “The Daily Show;” Downtown Express; Glamour Magazine; Good Housekeeping Mag; Grove Atlantic Press; HBO; Donadio & Olsen Literary Agency; Feminist Press; Fox Searchlight Productions; HX Magazine; Interview Magazine; Interior Design Magazine; Janus Films; Kaplan Thaler Group; “Late Night with Conan O’Brien;” Law & Order; Livewire Studio; MTV; O & M Public Relations; NBC; NBC Advertising; NBC Entertainment; NBC Nightly News; New York Arts Magazine; Poetry Calendar; Poets & Writers; Publisher’s Weekly; Redbook Magazine; Rolling Stone Magazine; Saveur Magazine; Soho Press; Sports Illustrated; Tristar Pictures; The Villager; Warner Bros. Film
Visual Arts
Animation – Architecture- Art Education- Art History- Ceramics- Cartoonists - Computer Graphics – Fashion – Galleries - Graphic Design and Production -Industrial Design- Interior Design- Landscape Architecture- Museums – Non Profit Visual Arts Administration- Painting and Drawing - Performance Art – Urban Planning –Photography – Research - Sculpture
AIR Gallery; Ana Sui Fashion; Art Start; Athen Viafora Gallery; Betsy Johnson Company; American Craft Museum; Brooklyn Museum of the Arts; Chelsea Arts Museum; Children’s Museum of the Arts; Christie’s; City Arts; Council of Fashion Designers of America; Fraunces Tavern Museum; Free Arts NYC; Greenwich House Pottery; Jim Henson Productions; Drawing Center; Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts; Guerrilla Girls; Guggenheim Museum; International Center of Photography; Donna Karan; Kahan Gallery; Kayrock Screen Printing; Marvel Comics; MoMA; Museum of Arts & Design; Painted Quilt Woman's Collective; Shalini; The Space; Staten Island Children’s Museum; Studio Museum in Harlem
Individual Artists
Diana Al-Hadid (Sculptor), Nancy Bowen, Sebastiaan Bremer, Steve DiBenedetto, Kathy Caraccio's Printmaking Studio, Colleen Chrzanowski (Fashion Photographer), Jane Dickson, Michele Oka Doner (Architectural Sculptor), Jordan Doner (Fashion Photographer), Rosemarie Castoro, The Chadwicks, Petah Coyne, Nancy Davidson, Lesley Dill (Installation & Multi Media Artist), Makoto Fujimura, Andrew Ginzel; Elizabeth Garvin Jewelry Design, Alex Grey; Carol Hepper, Corin Hewitt, Nene Humphrey, Suzanne Joelson, Kristin Jones (large scale installations), Lower East Side Printshop, Margaret McCarthy (Fine Arts Photographer), Judy Moonelis (Ceramicist), Jeffrey Mongrain (Installation Sculptor), Bruce Pearson, Chloe Piene (Drawing and Sculpture), Martha Rosler, Maura Sheehan, Charles Simonds (Sculptor), Alan Sonfist, Ann Snitow , Nancy Spero, Erica Svec, Penelope Umbrico, Urban Glass, Zachary Wollard, Daniel Zeller, and many others.
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