A monthly newsletter featuring updates and interviews with Artadia Awardees and upcoming notable events.
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ANNOUNCING OUR HOUSTON AWARDEES
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Artadia is pleased to announce Adriana Corral and Vincent Valdez as the recipients of the eleventh Houston Artadia Awards. The Houston Artadia Awardees will receive $10,000 in unrestricted funds, as well as access to the ongoing benefits of the Artadia Awards program.
In the first round of evaluations, Stephanie Baptist, Curator, Facebook Artists in Residence (AIR) Program and Independent Curator, New York; Rachel Cook, Artistic Director, On The Boards, Seattle; and Irene Mei Zi Shum, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art, The Menil Collection, Houston, selected five Finalists. The Finalists included Adriana Corral, Allison Hunter, Lovie Olivia, Vincent Valdez, and Sarah Welch. In the second round of evaluations, Tyler Blackwell, Cynthia Woods Mitchell Curatorial Fellow, Blaffer Art Museum at the University of Houston, joined Irene Mei Zi Shum to conduct studio visits with each of the five Finalists to determine the Awardees.
Read the full press release here
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ANNOUNCING OUR HOUSTON FELLOWS
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Artadia is pleased to announce Betirri Bengtson, Gao Hang, Ling-lin Ku, Veronica Ibargüengoitia, and Valentina Jager as the recipients of our second annual Houston Artadia Fellowship for Immigrant Artists. The Fellows will receive $2,500 in unrestricted funds, as well as access to a multitude of benefits and support provided through our Houston based Fellowship Program.
In addition to the honorarium, Fellows are paired with an artist Advisor, chosen by Artadia from its pool of Houston-based Artadia Awardees. Fellows and their artist Advisors will have a series of meetings catered to each Fellow’s specific needs. Meetings will include studio visits, portfolio reviews, guided discussions, and an immersion into the Houston art community. The Fellowship will conclude with an exhibition of work by the Fellows hosted by Lawndale for Houston’s art community.
Read the full press release here
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Awardee Spotlight:
A Dialogue with Melika Bass
Melika Bass, winner of the 2008 Chicago Artadia Award, joins Artadia for a brief discussion about her work and most recent project The Last Sun is Sinking Fast.
Click here to read more!
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Art & Dialogue: San Francisco Summary by Miranda Lash
Miranda Lash, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Speed Museum in Louisville, presented a free pubic program at The Lab in San Francisco on December 11, 2019 and conducted studio visits with Artadia Awardees.
Click here to read her Summary!
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APPLY FOR THE LOS ANGELES AWARDS OPEN THROUGH FEBRUARY 1
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The 2020 Los Angeles Artadia Awards application is open January 1 - February 1. Artadia Awardees are selected through an open application, two-tier jury process that combines local expertise with outside perspective from leading curators and one artist. For the Los Angeles Awards process, jurors will select six finalists before conducting studio visits in order to choose the three Los Angeles Artadia awardees, two will receive an unrestricted $10,000 grant and a third will receive a $25,000 grant.
CLICK HERE TO APPLY
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JIHA MOON (Atlanta 2016), Enigmatics, January 4-February 2, 2020. Derek Eller Gallery, NY
CAROLIN EDINER (NADA Miami 2017), The Subtle Genesis of Emiliano Bruni, closes January 18. Aurel Scheibler, Berlin
JACKIE SACCOCCIO (NADA New York 2015), Jackie Saccoccio: Femme Brut, January 23-March 21, 2020. Van Doren Waxter and CHART Gallery, NY
Turnover Rate, through January 25, 2020. Patron Gallery, Chicago
BETHANY COLLINS (Atlanta 2014/Chicago 2019), Conversation on The American Struggle, January 18-April 26, 2020. Peabody Essex Museum
LAUREN KELLEY (Houston 2008)?Group Exhibition: Dreaming of a Female Future, closes January 26. Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham
THEASTER GATES (Chicago 2008), Theaster Gates: Black Image Corporation, Jan 28-May 16, 2020. Spelman College Museum of Fine Art, Atlanta
ORIANE STENDER (San Francisco 2000), Painted Threads, closes February 20. Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, New Jersey
MICHAEL ARCEGA (San Francisco 1999), Group Exhibition: Boundary Span, closes February 21. Natalie and James Thompson Art Gallery at San José State University
JILLIAN CONRAD (Houston 2012), Airspace, closes January 11. Devin Borden Gallery, Houston
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JAMAL CYRUS (Houston 2006), Jamal Cyrus: Currents and Currencies, closes January 4. Inman Gallery, Houston
EJ HILL (Los Angeles 2018), Twice as good is too much, closes January 4. Commonwealth & Council, Los Angeles
DAN GUNN (EXPO Chicago 2013), Bunts, closes January 12. University Club of Chicago, Chicago
DEB SOKOLOW (Chicago 2012), Manifesto: Art x Agency, closes January 5. Hirschhorn Museum, Washington D.C.
TREVOR PAGLEN (San Francisco 2007), Machine Visions, closes February 2. Nam June Paik Art Center, Seoul
From 'Apple' to 'Anomaly,' closes February 16. Barbican Center, London
ORIANE STENDER (San Francisco 2000), Painted Threads, closes February 20. Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, New Jersey
JULIA FISH (Chicago Driehaus 2004), Julia Fish: bound by spectrum, closes February 23. DePaul Art Museum, Chicago
ALICE SHAW (San Francisco 2002), Shaw & Co., closes January 17. Gallery 16, San Francisco
HANK WILLIS THOMAS (San Francisco 2007), All Things Being Equal, October 12 - January 12. Portland Art Museum, Portland
ICA Speaks: Hans Willis Thomas, January 16. ICA Miami
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NICK CAVE (Chicago 2006)? Nick Cave: Feat, closes February 16, 2020. Mississippi Museum of Art
LUCY KIM (Boston 2014), All the Marvelous Surfaces: Photography since Karl Blossfeldt, closes March 29. deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln
CLARISSA TOSSIN (Los Angeles 2018), New Media Series: Clarissa Tossin, closes January 26. Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint Louis
RYAN FOERSTER (NADA Miami 2013), ZOLTOG 99, closes January 18, 2020. CLEARING, New York City.
DEB SOKOLOW (Chicago 2012), Manifesto: Art x Agency, closes January 5, 2020. Hirschhorn Museum, Washington D.C.
ROBYN O'NEIL (Houston 2003), We, The Masses, closes February 9, 2020. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
MIKA TAJIMA (New York 2017), Psychographics, through January 11, 2020. Kayne Griffin Corcoran, Los Angeles
ERIC N MACK (New York City 2015), Nationale, closes January 26, 2020. Jeffrey Stark Gallery, New York City
ROSANA CASTRILLO DíAZ (San Francisco 2005), Rosana Castrillo Diaz, January 14-February 21. Anthony Meier Fine Arts, San Francisco
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTISTS
Apply now for the Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program's 2020–2021 residency!
Deadline: Friday, February 15, 2020, 11:59pm EST
The Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program awards rent-free studio space to 17 visual artists for year-long residencies. The program is located in Brooklyn, NY amidst a thriving waterfront community full of art galleries, creative professionals, and independent retailers. Artist studios are accessible 24/7 and include freight and passenger elevator access, high ceilings, and natural light. Communal spaces include a kitchen, slop sinks, restrooms, and a sitting area with Wi-Fi. The 2020–2021 Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program residency period will last from September 2020 through August 2021, with an open studios weekend held in the spring of 2021.?
Click here to learn more and apply
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JOIN US FOR ARTADIA MEMBER EVENTS
Artadia Council membership provides special access to participate in a vibrant exchange with curators, fellow art enthusiasts and notable artists across the country. Membership contributions support artists in your city who are shaping our contemporary culture. Join the Artadia Council and attend our upcoming exclusive events. More details are here.
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Judd Foundation's historic building at 101 Spring St / Courtesy Judd Foundation
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UPCOMING EVENTS
January 8, New York: Private Tour of Judd Foundation.
January 17, San Francisco: FOG and UNTITLED Art Fair Tour.
February 19, Houston: Private Tour of Awardee Garrett Bradley: American Rhapsody.
February 20, New York: Council Members Celebration.
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Artadia is also generously supported by Artadia’s Board of Directors, Council Members,
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