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WEEK 2: June 16th, 2017
Artist Amy Khoshbin at Safe Gallery and studio speaks about her practice: a merging of performance, video, costume, collage work, and comedy. Amy shares with us how humor allows for a human connection and gets individuals engaged.
Photos: Kalaija Mallery
artspracticum visit artist Leon Reid IV at his Greenpoint, Brooklyn studio.
“Make sure you respect your time and energy enough as artists to understand the business side of your practice.”
Leon provided valuable advice to our group of emerging artists including how to negotiate gallery fees and how to work with consignment documents.
Magda Sawon, Founder/Director of postmastersgallery talks to artspracticum about how the notorious Ed Snowden bust made its way into the gallery after being seized by authorities from Fort Greene Park in April 2015.
marymattingly talks to artspracticum about her public art projects and what it takes to overcome all that bureaucracy.
artspracticum visit Jennifer and Kevin McCoy at their studio and gallery- auxiliaryprojects in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
We got to discuss themes of digital dystopia, running a gallery space and the realities of living in New York as artists.
Artist Danielle Tegeder in her studio with artspracticum.
From imaginary solo shows to her own group show, Danielle shares candid stories of how she managed to carve out her own unique path into the art world.
Week 8 - August 01, 2014 The last day of NYAP began with a trip to artist B. Wurtz's studio. B. Wurtz talked about his experiences at Cal Arts with Baldessari, his collections of everyday objects, and the many sculptures found throughout his home. After, students met with Director of Percent for Art, Sara Reisman. Reisman shared some of her favorite projects and talked about her experiences collaborating with artists.
In the evening, NYAP had their final farewell taco dinner at Prospect Park.
Week 8 - July 29, 2014 NYAP met with artist Brad Troemel in his Brooklyn studio where he talked with students about the vacuum sealed sculptures in his studio, Jogging, selling art on Etsy, and the importance of social media to his practice. Troemel also talked candidly about artists' relationship with the market and the importance of networking.
