Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
HCPAP is looking for art submissions from high school students for its citywide art contest where all submissions will be displayed at the Hate Crimes Prevention Art Exhibit, which will be held in Chinatown-Manhatttan (127 Walker Street) for public viewing. This year’s theme is: Abuse of Power: Stand TALL against those who make you FALL.
NYCEDC’s Future Innovators in Real Estate (FIRE) Fellowship Program is a paid 16-month multidisciplinary training program that aims to prepare the next generation of talented professionals for careers in real estate development in New York City. Our FIRE fellowship aims to increase diversity in the real estate industry and develop a pipeline of talented professionals … Read more
The Community Engagement Director will be responsible for developing and implementing Advancing Justice | AAJC’s community outreach & advocacy initiatives.
As Slow As Possible is a four-day residency taking place at Highland Lake in New York in August 2023. We invite four BIPOC local artists to connect and expand their sense of bodies through a one-hour activity led by each artist.
The Artist Programs Manager, Artist Engagement, is a key member of the Joan Mitchell Foundation’s Artist Programs team. They spearhead the design, planning, management, execution, and evaluation of the Foundation’s artist development offerings, particularly in the context of the Joan Mitchell Fellowship—a five-year, unrestricted granting program awarded to fifteen artists annually.
The Exhibitions Designer leads design planning for the Museum’s exhibitions program and permanent collection displays in keeping with the Hood goals for its physical and visual identity.