Join Ellen Hoverkamp to make unique “scanner photographs,” inspired by the work of Victorian botanical illustrators, and Dutch and Flemish still-life painters.
“Inside Artspace” is an interview-style podcast that digs deeper into the practices of artists who are participating in our exhibitions and programs at Artspace New Haven. This podcast is produced by Artspace in partnership with Baobab Tree Studies with the hope of turning regular people into art addicts.
Submission deadline: Friday, Feb 1, 2019 at 11:59 PM
Artspace announces an open call for artists interested in joining our Flatfile Collection. The Collection was started in 2000 and expanded in 2010 with the aid of an Institute of Museum and Library Science Grant, and holds over 1,000 works on paper by 150 artists from across the country.
Submission deadline: Friday, Dec 21, 2018 at 11:59 PM
Artspace invites emerging and mid-career artists from all fields to apply for our one year Artist-in-Residence program. During this time, Artists- in-Residence will have round the clock access to one of two spaces: a private 250 sq. ft. first floor studio located in the back of Artspace, or a shared 2,000 sq ft. studio space in a converted former factory building two miles from Artspace.
In Plain Sight/Site explores foundational economies and histories of early America in New England and their connections to indigenous, enslaved and indentured populations in both the Old World and the New through the lens of the incessant hunger for land, labor and products.
Life on the sea has captivated the collective consciousness of land dwellers—we go there to seek freedom, respite, peace and thrill, to unplug, practice mindfulness and drift into memories of childhood.