Our annual Resident Artist Program offers support and resources for selected NYC-based, movement-based artists to explore their creative process. This year’s program will host residencies for artists engaged in solo practice and includes a month-long studio residency and video documentation. Each residency culminates with a virtual publication of the TRISK ZINE, dedicated to the ideas developed during the residency. Resident Artists are curated through an open application process, with the final selection chosen in collaboration with a rotating panel of peer artists. The goal of this program is to support the artistic process and to provide space and time to put practice into action.

Art is process.

Residency recipients are offered:

Fully-subsidized, month-long residency: 52 hours of rehearsal space to be used in (13) 4-hour blocks of studio time in Spring 2021.

In-studio video documentation by The Fleet.

The TRISK ZINE digitally published with interactive features that engage audiences virtually. The zine capabilities include embedded video, photos, text, audio, gifs, links, tags, and more. View past issues here.

Compensation. Each issue of the Resident Artist TRISK ZINE will be sold for 2 weeks at $10, with 100% of the proceeds going directly to each artist + $50 stipend.

Promotional and marketing support of participation in the program and for each ZINE issue.

 

Eligibility Requirements:

based in NYC and resident of the 5 boroughs at the time of this application submission and during the residency.

movement-based artist.

engaged in a solo practice.

Accepting Submissions until FEBRUARY 11, 2021 at 11:59pm

Notification for all applicants: FEBRUARY 22, 2021

For questions: submissions@triskelionarts.org

For accessibility purposes, the application can be provided via email as an attached .doc, .docx, .pdf.. Please email submission@triskelionarts.org.

APPLY HERE

 

All COVID health and safety protocols and guidelines will be implemented and mandatory. The health and safety of our artists and staff is our number one priority. Resident Artists and the Trisk Team will meet virtually before each residency begins to outline safety protocols and required actions.

This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.