Artists-in-Residence - Center for Book Arts (2024)

Each year, Center for Book Arts awards up to six New York-based emerging and mid-career artists with space, time, and financial support to explore the production and exhibition of artists’ books and related work in a year-long residency.

This program promotes experimentation in book arts — thus artists from all disciplinary backgrounds are encouraged to apply. We especially encourage applications from artists of culturally diverse backgrounds.

Applications are due September 15, 2024.

Selection Process

Applications must be submitted online through the link above. Each year submissions are reviewed by an independent panel of arts professionals from a broad range of backgrounds. Our panelists review each application blind looking for candidates that show either a demonstrated history with the book as art or an interest in engaging with the book as art in new ways.

Successful applications will demonstrate a committed artistic practice through their submitted work samples, statement, exhibition history, or other forms of public artistic engagement.

The 2024 cohort was selected by:

  • Yusuf Hassan, Artist Publisher and former CBA AIR
  • Rhonda Khalifeh, artist and former CBA Resident
  • Isabella Nimmo, Associate Curator at Amant
  • Alexandra Rosenberg, Executive Director at Center for Performance Research

Previous Panelists

Golnar Adili, artist and former CBA Resident; Tauba Auerbach, artist and publisher; Nickolas Calabrese, Artist and Writer; Eva Parra, Publisher and Riso instructor; Emmett Pinsky, Store Manager at Printed Matter / St Marks; Simón Ramírez, Artist and co-founder of Miriam Gallery; Molly Taylor, cultural manager at David Kordansky Gallery.

Artists-in-Residence - Center for Book Arts (1)

Valentina Améstica
Book Artist-in-Residence

In an experimental line, Valentina develops her work between printing, typography, graphics, art installations and poetry. With studies in graphic design in Chile and Experimental Printing, Binding and Letterpress in Central Saint Martins (London), her works present crosses that address sensory issues, the fragility of memory and personal and everyday experiences.Read More

Artists-in-Residence - Center for Book Arts (2)

Audra Wolowiec
Book Artist-in-Residence

Audra Wolowiec is an interdisciplinary artist working between installation, print, and performance with an emphasis on sound and the material qualities of language. Her work has been shown at MASS MoCA, CCS Bard Hessel Museum, ICA at MECA (Maine College of Art), Print Center New York, and Art in General.Read More

Artists-in-Residence - Center for Book Arts (3)

Aarati Akkapeddi
Workspace Artist-in-Residence

Aarati Akkapeddi is a cross-disciplinary artist, coder, and educator based in Lenapehoking (Brooklyn, NY). They often use personal and institutional archival materials, combining computational and analog techniques like machine learning & printmaking to create artwork about intergenerational/collective memory. Their creative work has been supported by institutions such as The Photographers’ Gallery, ETOPIA Center for Art & Technology, Fotomuseum Winterthur, and LES Printshop.Learn more

Artists-in-Residence - Center for Book Arts (4)

Sadé Powell
Workspace Artist-in-Residence

Sadé Powell is a visual and concrete poet from nyc, exploring black feminist poethics through her 1940s royal typewriter. she is interested in analog modes of meaning-making as liminal delinking from our increasingly technocratic world. her first-ish chapbook wordtomydead is currently available with ugly duckling press.Learn more

Artists-in-Residence - Center for Book Arts (5)

Rujuta Rao
Workspace Artist-in-Residence

Rujuta Rao. Born in Goa, India in 1989, she completed her MFA in interdisciplinary art from Parsons School of Design, New York, and her BFA in sculpture from Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. Rao’s work spans sculpture, installation, performance, video, and sound art, alongside a parallel practice of conceptual and functional garments, which has grown into the company RUGA.Learn more

Past Artists-in-Residence

2023 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Tash Nikol
  • Tamen Pérez

2023 Book Artists-in-Residence

  • Sunny Leerasanthanah
  • Kyung Eun You
  • Kristen Mueller

2022 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Roni Aviv
  • Rodrigo Moreira
  • Vanessa Sandoval

2022 Book Artists-in-Residence

  • Tsohil Bhatia
  • Sarah Moody
  • Gwen Smith

2021 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Yusuf Hassan
  • Rhonda Khalifeh
  • Rowan Renee

2021 Book Artists-in-Residence

  • Lizania Cruz
  • Oswaldo García
  • Alva Mooses

2020 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Claudia Kaatziza Cortínez
  • Devin N. Morris
  • Hongyi Jiang
  • NIC Kay

2020 Book Artists-in-Residence

  • Vincent Chong
  • Linda Zeb Hang
  • Rachel Hillery

2019 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Adama Delphine Fawundu
  • Jihyun Hong
  • Kathleen Ma
  • Laura Nova
  • Kevin Umaña

2019 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Slavko Djuric
  • Keith Graham
  • Jennifer Grimyser
  • Christina Martinelli

2018 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Shelly Bahl
  • Charlotte Becket
  • Milcah Bassel
  • Alix Pentecost Farren
  • Bundith Phunsombartlert

2018 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Laura Byrne
  • Elizabeth Castaldo
  • Ben Denzer

2017 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Golnar Adili
  • Chloe Bass
  • David Rios Ferrerira
  • Alicia Grullon
  • Richard Tran

2017 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Amber Heaton
  • Norah Maki
  • Maria Veronica San Martin

2016 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Nobutaka Aozaki
  • Cui Fei
  • W. Case Jernigan
  • Christine Wong Yap
  • Xinran Yuan

2016 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Shana Agid
  • Wayne Kleppe
  • Elizabeth Sheehan

2015 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Aravind Adayanthaya
  • Joseph Cuillier
  • Glen Einbinder
  • Nontsikelelo Mutiti
  • Brad Thiele

2015 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Aron Cohen
  • Alaska McFadden
  • Tammy Nguyen

2014 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Damali Abrams
  • Emmy Catedral
  • Heidi Lau
  • Eto Otitigbe
  • Seldon Yuan

2014 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Donald Daedalus
  • Lee Marchalonis
  • Prudence Dudan

2013 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Cecile Chong
  • Dahlia Elsayed
  • Swati Khurana
  • Kameelah Rasheed
  • Jeni Wightman

2013 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Aurora De Armendi
  • Kyle Holland
  • Amanda Thackray

2012 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Stephanie Beck
  • Frances Gallardo
  • Jessica Lagunas
  • Asuka Ohsawa
  • Sarada Rauch

2012 Van Lier Scholars

  • Natalie Stopka
  • Celine Lombardi
  • Sara Parkel

2011 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • James Case-Leal
  • Matt Keegan
  • Liz Linden
  • Colin McMullen
  • Heidi Neilson
  • Kambui Olujimi

2011 Van Lier Scholars

  • Ben Reynaert
  • Kimberly McClure
  • Sarah McDermott

2011 Stein Scholar

  • Katie Baldwin

2010 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Tal Halpern
  • Wayne Hodge
  • Katarina Jerinic
  • Jennie C. Jones
  • Angie Waller

2010 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Emily Blair
  • Julie Schumacher

2009 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Terry Boddie
  • Gautam Kansara
  • Shani Peters
  • Ginger Brooks Takahashi
  • James Walsh

2009 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Liz Zanis
  • Taylor Reid

2008 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Sarah Meskin
  • Elysa Voshell

2008 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Cesar Cornejo
  • Hadassa Goldvicht
  • Wennie Huang
  • Ivan Monforte
  • Zoe Sheehan-Saldaña

2007 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Jeremy James Thompson
  • Corinna Zeltsman

2007 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Manuel Acevedo
  • Yoko Inoue
  • Rajkamal Kahlon
  • Catarina Leitao
  • Tattfoo Tan

2006 Scholars-in-Residence

  • Ana Cordeiro
  • Sarasvati Munoz

2006 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Amy Chan
  • Nicholas Dumit Estevez
  • Shervone Neckles
  • Jason Lujan
  • Pablo Helguera

2005 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Tomie Arai
  • Carlos Motta
  • Karina Aguilera Skvirsky
  • Juana Valdes
  • Chitra Ganesh

2004 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Cecilia Haegeen Kim
  • Josh Harris
  • Isabelle Lumpkin
  • Marian St. Laurent

2003 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • Navin Norling
  • Frank Parga
  • Jihyun Yu

2002 Workspace Artists-in-Residence

  • R. Gregory Christie
  • Shimoda Emmanuel

Support

Support for Center for Book Arts’ programs is provided, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, and by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council,and by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Artists-in-Residence - Center for Book Arts (2024)

FAQs

How do I get the most out of my artist residency? ›

6 Tips for Making the Most of Your Artist Residency
  1. Make a realistic supply plan based on what you want to make during your art residency.
  2. Plan for how you'll transport work after the residency.
  3. Frontload your entertainment and research materials.
  4. Don't forget to factor fun into your time at your artist residency.
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What is expected of an artist in residence? ›

They are time out of your usual work to develop new art and ideas. Artists often use them to explore their work outside of their usual context. They might include a studio or access to special equipment. They often come with mentoring or other career development opportunities.

What is the artist in residence award? ›

Headlands' Artist in Residence (AIR) program awards fully sponsored residencies to approximately 50 local, national, and international artists each year. Residencies of four to six weeks include studio space, chef-prepared meals, comfortable housing, and travel and living expense reimbursem*nts.

What is the armory art center artists in residence program? ›

Residency is a minimum of 35 hours a week, not including teaching hours. Work 15 hours per week for the Armory. Other tasks include: Keeping facilities and equipment clean and ready for use; performing basic tasks necessary for upkeep of communal studio within their department.

Do artists pay for residencies? ›

Before you apply for artist residencies, you'll need to consider the costs. Residencies can charge money to attend as well as room and board. Attendees might have to cover travel costs and materials as well. Some residencies offer scholarships and stipends, others are free to attend.

How do independent artists get noticed? ›

Music Promotion
  • Release new music regularly. It takes an average of 32 songs before a new artist gets noticed. ...
  • Post on social media. From TikTok to Instagram and Twitter, you can use social media to share what you are up to as well as build relationships with fans.
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How long do artist residencies last? ›

Artist residencies can last anywhere between a few days to months. During their stay, artists from different artistic backgrounds, cultural backgrounds, and countries/locales will share a space, teach and learn from other and explore a new destination together.

What to bring to an artist residency? ›

Packing for Creativity: The Basics of My Artist Residency...
  • Silk Fabric: 3 yards of pre-washed 16mm Habotai silk. ...
  • Silk Paints/Dyes: ...
  • Brushes: ...
  • Auxiliaries: ...
  • Palette: ...
  • Containers: ...
  • Spray Bottles: ...
  • PVC Pipes and Connectors:

Why do artists do residencies? ›

By participating in an art residency, artists are given the opportunity to focus solely on their art, without the distractions of their usual environment. This can help artists to develop their skills, and to create a body of work that they may not have been able to produce otherwise.

How long is an artist-in-residence? ›

No artist-in-residence programme is the same. Each programme or guest studio, large or small, established or experimental, has its own background and atmosphere. Working periods differ enormously: from two weeks to six months or sometimes even a year.

What are the duties of an artist-in-residence? ›

Responsibilities
  • Develop and lead art programs and workshops for various age groups.
  • Create original works of art for exhibitions and community projects.
  • Mentor and support emerging artists within the community.
  • Collaborate with local organizations on community outreach initiatives.

What is the difference between an artist residency and fellowship? ›

The two residents share one studio and Fellows have their own dedicated studio. Residents and Fellows share equipment and often need to enter each other's space to access storage and tools. Storage is limited for large work.

How do you win an art residency? ›

Tailor your application to the residency: Adapt your application to fit the specific residency program. Craft your artist statement, portfolio selection, and project proposal to show how your work aligns with the program's mission, themes, or goals.

What is an artist-in-residence in school? ›

A residency consists of a curriculum-based art. project (dance, music, theatre, storytelling, visual. art or creative writing) developed and conducted by. a teaching artist after careful collaboration with. classroom teachers, arts specialists, and other.

What is the Woodhaven artist-in-residence Program? ›

The FCCS Woodhaven Artist in Residence Program provides a paid residency opportunity for a diverse variety of visiting artists including writers, visual artists, digital media artists and performance artists.

What is the benefit of artist residency? ›

By participating in an art residency, artists are given the opportunity to focus solely on their art, without the distractions of their usual environment. This can help artists to develop their skills, and to create a body of work that they may not have been able to produce otherwise.

How do I get the most out of my art class? ›

During class, try to find a balance between focusing on your work and listening to your teacher's instructions and feedback. This includes conversations happening with your classmates—it can be extra learning for you. If you hear your teacher offering a piece of advice over and over again, make a note.

How to organize an artist residency? ›

And remember, you don't have to reinvent the wheel!
  1. 1 WHO YOU SERVE. In some way, narrow down the kinds of artists. ...
  2. 2 HOW YOU SERVE. The resources and support you provide should. ...
  3. 3 FACILITIES. ...
  4. 4 FOOD! ...
  5. 5 ENGAGEMENT. ...
  6. 6 INTEGRATION. ...
  7. 7 SELECTION PROCESS. ...
  8. 8 EXPECTATIONS AND EVALUATION.

How to make the most of a residency? ›

How to make the most of your residency—six tips from Antler
  1. Come prepared on day one. Preparation is key. ...
  2. Focus on how you complement each other. ...
  3. Commit to your co-founder(s) but stay in communication with others. ...
  4. Trust the process. ...
  5. Don't be afraid to break up. ...
  6. Get ready for constant feedback—from everyone.
May 11, 2023

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