STUDIO RESIDENCY:

An exciting new addition for visual art students

What is it?

An opportunity for students to develop their personal art practice while in NYC. The Studio Residency provides a space to create and a studio practicum in addition to customized internships with artists and arts organizations. A semester as a studio resident will include:

  • Studio Residency & Practicum

    • Studio space for the entire semester

    • Weekly visits with curators, artists & critics

    • Group and individual critiques

  • Customized internships

  • Visual Arts & Art History seminar

  • Student exhibition in NYC

Who’s it for?

Any college student with a serious commitment to their visual art practice can apply. The ideal candidate demonstrates commitment to their art and wants to develop their work in NYC as part of a foundation for their professional art practice.

How do I apply?

Students applying to the Studio Residency must submit the following:

  • Resume

  • Transcript

  • Portfolio of 5 images with a 35-word (maximum) description of each image

What’s the difference between applying to the Studio Residency and the Visual Arts & Art History track?

The Studio Residency is an added weekly commitment to the Visual Arts & Art History Track. Studio Residents will have fewer hours in internships each week to devote to the Residency. You can see the credit breakdown below:

Visual Arts & Art History Semester

30-Hour Internship                             3.25 Credit Units

Seminar A: Art Worlds of NYC        1.00 Credit Units

Independent Study/Journal       0.25 Credit Units

Studio Residency Semester

20-Hour Internship                               2.25 Credit Units

Seminar A : Art Worlds of NYC        1.00 Credit Units

Seminar B : Studio Residency 1.00 Credit Units

& Practicum    

Independent Study/Journal        0.25 Credit Units