Smack Mellon Artist Studio Program
About this opportunity
Smack Mellon's Artist Studio Program gives six New York City based early career artists working in all visual arts media a free private studio for eleven months in Dumbo, Brooklyn. Artists receive 24/7 studio access, shared production facilities and a stipend. The 2027 to 2028 programme runs from 8 September 2027 to 8 August 2028.
Application tips
Submit through Submittable with either up to 10 still images, or up to 2 videos plus up to 5 still images, as JPEGs no larger than 1000px in any direction, with a script of up to 50 words per image or series. Only one application per cycle is allowed. Living space is not provided, and the studios are not suited to dance or performance; kilns and welding are not available.
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