AIM Fellowship
About this opportunity
The Bronx Museum's AIM Fellowship is a career development programme for New York City based visual artists who are not yet widely recognised. Fourteen artists are selected each year through an open call for a nine-month practicum, meeting in person at the Museum one evening a week in a spring session and an autumn session. It is not a studio programme and studio space is not provided.
Application tips
Submit six artworks, each made within the last three years, that best represent your practice. Semi-finalists attend an in-person group interview at the Museum, and selected fellows must attend every meeting and activity for the full programme.
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