Saturday, February 27, 2016

Summer Artist Residency on Governors Island, NYC

 
Summer Artist Residency on Governors Island, NYC

You are invited to Art Kibbutz’s Summer Residency on Governors Island, a public island in the waterways of New York City from May 31st to September 19th, 2016. In summer, this land trust buzzes with multiple artist residencies and arts events, set among picturesque landscapes, waterfront views, and in unique historic architecture. With studios for visual artists, writers, composers, performing artists as well as presentation space, the Art Kibbutz summer studios building is a welcoming place for artists interested joining a lively Jewish arts community.

Art Kibbutz’s Summer Residency offers shared, cooperative multidisciplinary space where artists and dancers experience a retreat-style residency just a short ferry ride from the frenetic buzz of New York City. While on Governors Island, artists create new works, develop their practice, and find potential collaborators, while drawing inspiration from community, learning, and our beautiful natural setting.

On Sundays, open studio events, lectures, artist talks, performances, and arts fairs draw a large public audience to Governors Island. During the annual River To River festival, Governors Island Art Fair and Figment Festival, Art Kibbutz shares in receiving thousands of visitors to the island through our own programs of live performance and visual art installations in this stunning parkland setting. As the only Jewish organization currently participating in Governors Island summer activities, Art Kibbutz attracts a unique mix of artists and audience. 

Please check out our website for more information and application instructions.

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