Non-AAARI Opportunities

The AI for Nonprofits Sprint, launched in Fall 2024, gives nonprofit staff, at every level and in every department, the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of AI through online training, peer learning, and hands-on support.

The NYC Arts in Education Roundtable is proud to launch the fifth cohort of the New York State Teaching Artist Mentorship Program. This regrant opportunity seeks to proactively help mid-career Teaching Artists from across the state develop the networks, skills, and increased capacities necessary to support career advancement and sustainability. The program is supported with … Read more

Session offers artists time, space, and support to push the boundaries of their practice—not to present a finished exhibition, but to develop a living, evolving project in dialogue with others.

The Shed will support selected projects with a commissioning fee of up to $15,000 per artist or collective. Over the course of the Open Call program, each commission will be co-produced and designed in collaboration with each finalist and The Shed’s artistic and production teams.

This program is done in partnership with UAP, a leading global design and public art fabrication studio in upstate New York that provides fabrication support: from traditional bronze casting and metal fabrication to advanced digital, robotic, and large-scale public sculpture production.

New York Artists Equity (NYAE) invites high school students to share their immigrant experience through mediums of painting and drawing. Submissions will be juried by a panel comprising curator Sophia Ma, artist Siyan Wong, and NYAE Executive Director Michael Gormley.