If you’re looking for socially engaged, meaningful political art in the city, the Bronx is arguably doing the best job of bringing it to the forefront. With Bronx Documentary Center’s photography exhibition, Who’s Streets? Our Streets! New York City: 1980-2000, The Point’s Mi Casa Es Mi Casa, and a host of creative actions by artist/activists including Alicia Grullon, Francheska Alcantara, and Shellyne Rodriquez, the issues facing our communities are being looked at and worked through incredibly effectively with art.
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DreamYard’s Maker Institute A free three-day training for maker educators in the Bronx April 10-12, 2017 Applications due, Monday, March 6, 2017 DreamYard encourages young people in the Bronx to radically innovate and create the future through our Maker programs. Join us for three days of free professional development to explore DreamYard’s unique approach to
Reclaimed Rage; Resistance is an experiential group exhibition of contemporary artists working with photography, sculpture, collage and painting that explores the importance of rage in the age of resistance. By collaborating with revolutionary working-class-centered organizations and collectives across the Bronx, Reclaimed Rage; Resistance seeks to become an incubator for influencing community-empowering action and dialogue around the inevitable rage of an oppressive system.
Customized to fit the needs of participants and partners, the Artist as Entrepreneur Boot Camp, offered by NYFA since 2010, is an intensive, multi-day professional development opportunity that delves into the fundamental principles of sustainability in the arts. Topics featured include finance, law, marketing, and fundraising.
There’s a new space for art in the South Bronx. Founded by art aficionado Marina Gluckman in June 2016, 6BASE is a rotating artist’s studio and exhibition program. Artists are invited to use the space as their studio for a month and then present their work in an exhibition after their residency.
The Bronx Arts Alliance seeks innovative, fresh exhibition proposals from curators in the New York City metro area for our annual Armory Arts Week Exhibition in the Bronx in March, 2017.
SU-CASA is a community arts engagement program that places artists and organizations in residence at senior centers across the five boroughs of New York City. The program provides selected artists with a stipend in exchange for the creation and delivery of arts programming for seniors.
The Bronx River Art Center is excited to announce their upcoming exhibition, “Work In Progress”, a Pop-Up exhibition at the newly transformed Rex Hall, and they invite you to submit your artwork as well as proposals for Saturday community workshops in the space.
AAA3A will host gregarious living room occurrences, face to face exchanges, victual, dialogue, workshops, residencies and art inside the former home of the Bronx Blue Bedroom Project. Pipe Cleaners and Works on Paper will inaugurate the artist run space AAA3A.
The Belmont Business Improvement District is proud to announce our third annual art show in Bronx Little Italy on Saturday, May 6th 2017. The event will take place from 11am to 4pm on East 186th Street at Arthur Avenue. They would like to extend an invitation to local artists to showcase their art at the event.
All artists and modes of art are welcome and there are no entry or participation fees.
Tables and chairs will be provided for each artist.
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