2022 GALLIM Moving Artist Residency

The 2022 GALLIM Moving Artist Residency is a process-based residency in the GALLIM Studio in Brooklyn for Black, Indigenous, Asian, Pacific Islander, Hispanic, Latino/a/x, and people of color movement artists who are women, non-binary, transgender and gender nonconforming, ages 18-30. The residency invites artists to design their creative needs and identify what would most nurture their growth in creation, research, training, and development. This residency is open to, but not limited to, choreographers, dance filmmakers, educators, and performers using a marley sprung floor.

The 2022 GALLIM Moving Artist Residency, sponsored by The New York Community Trust Van Lier Fellowships with leadership support from Jody and Arnhold|Arnhold Foundation and additional support from the Mertz Gilmore Foundation and the First Republic Bank, is developed in response to the disproportionately harmful impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on women, non-binary, transgender and gender nonconforming Black, Indigenous, Asian, Pacific Islander, Hispanic, Latino/a/x, and people of color creatives, and offers fully-funded space for the kindling creative processes and spirits.

Applications are open through November 30 and residencies start January 10!

Moving Artist Residency Includes:

• 2 weeks of fully-funded, exclusive access to the GALLIM Studio in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, Monday-Friday 10am-5pm EST
• Opportunity for two funded mentoring sessions with a mentor of your choice.
• Visibility through GALLIM’s Social Media and communication channels.

Artist Funding:

• $750 Resident Artist Stipend per residency week
• Dependency stipend available for artists with children

Who Should Apply:

• New York City based movement artists
• Black, Indigenous, Asian, Pacific Islander, Hispanic, Latino/a/x, and people of color artists who are women, non-binary, gender-fluid, transgender or gender nonconforming
• Ages 18-30
• All movers, movement creatives, educators, with a Marley floor practice

Application Instructions