CUE Art Foundation

The CUE Art Foundation is a non-profit forum for contemporary art with exhibitions, lectures, workshops, a residency, and a young art critics program.
They also run a blog where beginning art critics (or really anyone who wants to write about art) can submit work.
http://www.on-verge.org/submissions/

I found this in the magazine Juxtapoz: http://www.obsessedartist.com/

Also, these are some of the schools that came up while I was researching artists:

9 Week residency program for artists: http://www.skowheganart.org/

Ringling College of Art & Design: http://www.ringling.edu/

(no MFA program, so might not be relevant for us)

Minneapolis College of Art & Design: http://www.mcad.edu/

(BFA, MFA, 2 year post-bacc)

-Aviva

invisible dog studios brooklyn

here is the link for the new art centre in brooklyn w/ studios you can rent too

xx cecilia

Young Artist Opportunities

A few opportunities I found:

• If you're interested in a summer teaching position, I went to this camp in high school and it's absolutely fabulous (positions for Assistant Head of Studio in Glassblowing, Ceramics, Textiles, Flameworking, Drawing and Color, Welding, Digital Photography, Woodworking, and Metalsmithing & Jewelry Design are available. Link: http://www.snowfarm.org/employment.html
• If you ever wanted to live in an artist colony on a very small island in Maine, here's your chance: http://www.monheganartistsresidency.org/
• Residency in Austria: http://quartier21.mqw.at/Artist-in-Residence/

Links from Class 2

If you're interested in Curatorial Studies:

collegeart.org/guidelines/curatorial

If you're interested in Arts Administration:

artsadministration.org/grad

Two Critical Studies Programs:

Whitney ISP (studio/curatorial/critical)

whitney.org/Research/ISP

Cal Arts Aesthetics and Politics Master's Degree:

aestheticsandpolitics.calarts.edu