Uncool Artist
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About
The Uncool Artist residency program, established in 2018 in Brooklyn, is more than just an art residency; it's a thriving community for those passionate about contemporary visual arts. Situated in one of Brooklyn's most dynamic areas, the program connects artists with the city's bustling art scene and other creative minds. Uncool Artist offers a range of unique activities and opportunities to collaborate with renowned art professionals. Participants are provided studio spaces and access to a network of supportive mentors, curators, critics, and gallerists. The residency creates an ideal environment for artists to deepen their practice, showcase their work, and engage in impactful projects. A focus on sustainable career development in the arts is a key aspect of the program. Uncool Artist aims to foster valuable connections and opportunities within contemporary visual arts through its diverse initiatives. This residency is a hub for artistic growth and community-building in the heart of Brooklyn.
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I did the Uncool Residency in February 2023. I loved my time there, and felt like I made a tremendous amount of progress. I found the other residents there to be some of my favorite of the various residencies I've been a part of. I think this is due to the international nature of the program. There are group outings and studio visits with faculty and curators, which I found to be highly valuable. Overall I highly recommend it.
Uncool Artist residency was a great immersive opportunity for me to work on a very compelling and highly creative-driven stimulating environment. The space is great, well located and easy to access. High level art advisors and curators, who helped me broaden my self critique and evaluate my work in progress. Great discussions and interaction with other artists participating in the program. Well balanced routine and agenda between time spent at the studio and field trips to enrich my research and artistic network. The residency offered me the opportunity to participate in 3 exhibitions in NY & Brooklin area during that one month residency, with pieces of work developed during that period. My visual art research expanded and matured during that time. There are works that I’ve started there that are still evolving and showing in other spaces and group shows. If you dedicate yourself, this is a great program to develop new ideas, sharpen them into projects, and to deeply honor your craft.