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The Brenda Taylor Gallery will be hosting artist residencies to selected emerging and mid-career artists!

Our Residency program starts in August and runs through October.

This unique residency allows two students per three-week session space and materials to create new work. The residency will be conducted in a three-bedroom antique cape in Machiasport, Maine. The home is set on nearly three acres and has 400 feet of cove frontage with direct ocean access and ample grounds to enjoy. Each artist will have a private bedroom, shared living room, kitchen and bath.

Workshops will be lead by Jörg Madlener as well as other visiting artists such as Heather Wilcoxon, who will teach during the August and September sessions.

Madlener studied architecture, art and philosophy in Darmstadt, Frankfurt and in Antwerpen. He was also a private student of the painter Otto Dix.  As a painter, he represented his country Belgium at the Venice Biennales and São Paolo and his work can be found in museums such as the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, the Albertina in Vienna and the Museum of Modern Art in Brussels, among others. Madlener's work is also held in public and private collections in Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Holland, France, Spain, Italy, Germany and the United States. As a set designer for opera and theater, he worked for productions in Belgium, Holland, Germany and the United States. Madlener has taught in art schools and universities in Germany and Belgium and privately in northern Italy (the Dolomites) and in the United States.

www.jorgmadlener.com

www.art-beard-madlener.com

Wilcoxon received her master's degree at the San Francisco Art Institute in painting in 1988. Her work has been featured in solo exhibitions in New York, Houston, Denver and San Francisco, and is also held in the collections of the De Saiseet Museum, The Fine Arts Museums, Auchenbach Foundation of Graphic Arts and Trition Museum of Art all in Santa Clara, California. She has won such awards as two Pollock-Krasner Foundation grants in painting, three Buck Foundations Marine Arts Council grants also in painting and a Djerassi Artist in Residence Program Fellowship in Woodside, California. In recent years Wilcoxon has also taught select classes at universities such as the Kala Institute in Berkeley, California, UC Berkeley Extension and the San Francisco Art Institute.
 

Application Deadline: May 30, 2009, for those interested in the August session,   June 15, 2009, for those interested in the September or October session.

- 10 images of work completed during the last two years. The images will need to be labeled with title, size, media and date.  Images must be under 2MB file size each, saved as JPEG.

- Resume, CV or bio.

- Statement of proposed work.

For a complete prospectus including application, please email the gallery.

*Please note the application fee is the only fee which applicants will be required to submit.

*The fee includes a one-day workshop in NYC for those who may not be selected into the residency, all will be welcome.  Additionally, for every applicant willing to meet us  during certain day's while conducting the residency in Maine, Jorg Madlener will critique your work and spend some individual time with you. 

* All applicants are welcome to a half-hour consultation with Brenda Taylor. During that half hour, whether over the phone or in person, you will be able discuss prospective endeavors and  desires in the art world.  We have been instrumental in assisting serious artists in finding museum placement and galleries to exhibit in. 

Selected artists must, however, be able to provide their own transportation to and from Machiasport, Maine.

GOLDEN PAINTS is providing us with acrylic paints for our residency program.

The fee of 125.00 dollars can be made by check or credit card.  It should be

clear that we are not looking for hundreds of packages to arrive, rather several

good applicant's to enjoy this unique opportunity.

 

Thank you in advance,

Daniel Nee & The staff at Brenda Taylor Gallery

Please send submissions to:
Brenda Taylor Gallery
511 West 25th Street, #401
New York, NY 10001
Telephone +1.212.463.7166
Email: bt@brendataylorgallery.com