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NEW WORK and ONE WORK OPEN CALL
DUE May 26th, 2024
Prospect Art invites visual artists worldwide to submit their work for consideration in our ONE WORK and NEW WORK programs. This year we are prioritizing works that explore environmental issues, climate change, and the impact of human existence on our planet.
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ONE WORK
ANTAR KURI on AMAUTA GARCIA and DAVID CAMARGO
In "Breath of Fire," our March article and his third for Prospect Art, author Antar Kuri takes a deep dive into the collaborative work of Amauta García and David Camargo, whose multidisciplinary projects merge architecture, sculpture, video, and virtual environments to explore urban extractivism, migration, and environmental affect.
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CURATORIAL OPEN CALL
DUE APRIL 28th, 2024
Prospect Art is offering a curatorial research fellowship for the BROADCAST arm of our programming, where the chosen fellow will develop a themed series of four online events featuring media-based artists. The fellowship spans from June to August 2024, with the opportunity to secure funding for the curated program in 2025, providing an exceptional chance for direct engagement with a diverse array of artists and a $500 research honorarium.
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NEW WORK
2023-2024 grantees announced!
We are pleased to announce the NEW WORK Focus on Los Angeles grantees for the 2023-2024 cycle. We received 102 proposals for this commissioning project grant, focusing on artists residing in Los Angeles County. Seven artists have been awarded a $2500 project grant for projects they will complete this spring.
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GRANT
2023 recipient
We are thrilled to announce that we have been awarded an Impact Grant from the California Arts Council to strengthen our NEW Work program! This remarkable grant, one of over 850 grants awarded, is poised to contribute to more than $32.75 million in funding across the state. This grant provides support for us to commission seven artists to create new work, each receiving a $2,500 project grant.
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BROADCAST
For the final segment of The New Commons artists Alejandra R. Bolaños and Francis Almendárez present a performance lecture followed by a Q&A. They focused on the necessity and importance that mobility plays on both their artistic production and their constructions of home.