International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) Ground Floor
About this opportunity
ISCP's Ground Floor programme, launched in 2015, provides emerging artists from the New York area with a one- to two-year subsidised studio workspace and professional development opportunities. The programme operates alongside ISCP's International Program on the first floor of their Brooklyn building, creating a mixed community of local emerging artists and international residents.
Application tips
Demonstrate how studio space and professional development would advance your practice at this critical early stage. Open calls occur every one to two years; monitor the ISCP website and mailing list for announcements of the next cycle.
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