She creates fictional future worlds that oscillate between real and imagined spaces through installation, video, photography, and performance. She has shown her work nationally and internationally. Farnsworth lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Michal Geva b. She participated in the Fellowship program for young creators at "Alma Home for Hebrew Culture" during Jon Gomez, b. His work focuses on phenomena linked to Mexican heritage through landscapes and objects that frame the evolution of immigration, identity, and nationalism in 21st-century America. He continues to teach nationally and internationally. Jon lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
Tamara Kvesitadze b. In her work violence and sexuality converge; faces, masks and fragmented bodies symbolize the inner turmoil of the modern individual, its feelings, its pursuit of happiness and fulfillment, its fears and hopes. Kvesitadze follows a deep emotional current within all her sculptures and installations.
Significantly influenced by Giacometti, della Francesca as well as Arte Povera she combines latest technical possibilities with activating traditions of her own country, a coming together of East and West. She achieved international appeal through her work with kinetic sculptures, making movement the essence of her creativity. Tamara has exhibited internationally in art fairs, in solo exhibitions and group presentations, including the Venice Biennale in and Netta Laufer , b.
Pedro Mesa, b. Mark Tribe b. His drawings, photographs, installations, videos and performances are exhibited widely, including solo exhibitions at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D. In , he founded Rhizome, an organization that supports the creation, presentation, preservation, and critique of emerging artistic practices that engage technology.
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International Applicants may apply for three-month and six-month residencies. Three month residencies are the length of one season, and six-month residencies will span across two seasons. For residencies longer than six months, please contact us prior to submitting an application. We are currently accepting applications from international artists on a rolling basis for - , spanning from January — December. If you are an international artist residing in the US, you are eligible to apply as a US Based applicant.
The studio is a work space only — housing is NOT provided. Artists who need additional funding and support for program fee, travel, materials, visa, and accommodations should apply to other funding sources. If selected to be part of the program, the international applicant has the option to defer the start of their residency once in a two year period.
Please note that only U. A list of organizations that have funded international residencies can be found here. The International Residency Program is conducted in the English language. Applicants should be proficient in English to participate and benefit from the program. The studio is a work space only. Artists who need additional funding and support for partial fellowships, travel, materials and accommodations should apply to other sources.
The number of awards and the amount may vary depending on sponsorship available at the time of application. Only US-based applicants are eligible for fellowships at this time.
For the current application season, Partial Fellowships will be awarded. Artists in residence are selected through our bi-annual open calls. The application period is currently closed. Please email info narsfoundation. We are currently accepting applications from International based artists ONLY, on a rolling basis for - , spanning from January — December.
What is the size of the studio space? The studio is a sq ft work space. There are two studio options available: private, interior workspace with no windows and semi-private workspace with windows and a three-quarter wall. Please see the Spaces section of our website for a floor plan and pictures of the studios. What sort of opportunities will I have to present my work to the public during my residency term? The NARS residency offers artists multiple opportunities to introduce and share work through Artist Talks, discussions, screenings, workshops, and performances.
How many studio visits will I expect to receive during my residency? On average, residency artists will receive studio visits per month by curators, critics, art historians and gallerists. Complete list of past visitors can be found below. What else does the NARS residency offer? In addition to the above mentioned studio visits and public presentations, our staff of experienced curators and artists, is available to provide technical assistance and support your projects development through to public presentation.
Weekly informal gatherings, inter-studio visits and activities, as well as monthly field trips and meals together, are designed to form a community, foster cultural and exchange of artistic practices and ideas among residency and studio artists, and provide exposure to New York based artists and art institutions. As a part of our weekly artist in residence events, we meet as a group for our A.
What are the residency terms dates? International applicants may choose to stay between three-month and six-month terms that start in January, April, July, and October of each year.
The studio is a workspace only. Artists are responsible for their own housing. Those who may need additional funding and support for housing accommodations should apply to other supplemental sources. Are there facilities and equipment within the NARS studios to work with these materials? There are no special facilities or equipment provided by NARS.
The artist will be responsible for providing all the equipment or materials needed for projects created throughout the duration of the residency. We are glad to refer you to the abundant artist resources and facilities in the Brooklyn and greater New York area.
Residents are offered access to Materials for the Arts during the residency. No, International artists are not eligible for Fellowships at this time. Currently, only U. Does NARS offer resources to fund the cost of the residency? NARS may be able to assist in locating some potential funding resources to contact. However, the artist will be responsible for covering the cost of the residency and will have to secure the funding on their own. Will I have to cover the cost of travel?
The artist will be responsible for covering any travel expenses. What is the final deadline for submitting my online application form? All applications must be electronically submitted before PM EST on the date specified in the open call. Applicants will not be able to access the application past the deadline. No, hard copy submissions will not be accepted.
The application must be completed and submitted through the online form. Please be sure to list your US address as your permanent address when filling out your application. I am an artist with foreign citizenship but am currently living in the US. International artists who are based and active in the United States and have a US address may apply using a U.
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